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Grilling season coming to an end
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Quote Originally Posted by vanwilder21:
Grilling season lasts 365 days/year!
Coming from a guy living in zona...
Yea you can sound like tough guys and grill your shit year round...Try coming to Shitsconsin and firing your fcking shit up in january when its -20 or some shit...Yea, I love brats,burgers, and ny strips like nobodys business but i aint making eme in that crap.
Fucking idiots...Take on a fcking winter before you run your fat annoying mouths
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Quote Originally Posted by Joey03:
Coming from a guy living in zona...
Yea you can sound like tough guys and grill your shit year round...Try coming to Shitsconsin and firing your fcking shit up in january when its -20 or some shit...Yea, I love brats,burgers, and ny strips like nobodys business but i aint making eme in that crap.
Fucking idiots...Take on a fcking winter before you run your fat annoying mouths
grew up with winters, lived in Philly many years..I know winters and even worse wind chills than you experience tough guy.
That said, I love winters in the 60's and 70s.
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Quote Originally Posted by Joey03:
Coming from a guy living in zona...
Yea you can sound like tough guys and grill your shit year round...Try coming to Shitsconsin and firing your fcking shit up in january when its -20 or some shit...Yea, I love brats,burgers, and ny strips like nobodys business but i aint making eme in that crap.
Fucking idiots...Take on a fcking winter before you run your fat annoying mouths
same weather hear in South Dakota, you just have to pick your days obviously, but I do grill at least once every month in the winter.
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but an end game by defintion alone ?? 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jose_Reyes:
living in philly does not equate to "living with winters"
go north about 10 hours and then you can say that you lived with winters
living in philly does not equate to "living with winters"
go north about 10 hours and then you can say that you lived with winters
Well it's nothing compared to upstate New York, that's for sure. But last year winter here in the Philly area was flip flopped with further north. I shoveled more snow last winter than the 20 plus other years I've lived in Philly area combined
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Quote Originally Posted by Jose_Reyes:
living in philly does not equate to "living with winters"
go north about 10 hours and then you can say that you lived with winters
living in philly does not equate to "living with winters"
go north about 10 hours and then you can say that you lived with winters
You are mixing phrases, I both grew up in heavy winters, also lived in Philly (last winter was pretty heavy) AND lived in St.Louis a few years, their winters have very high humidity, sleet and snow..
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Not hating on either comments Roca and WSC. I went to school 3 hours north of Syracuse, NY and those winters are legit. The closest city was Ottawa. Just dont see any comparison to Philly and St.Louis winters. When the thermometer hit 30 degrees, it seriously felt like spring time. Wind chills are nothing, when the actual temperature is below 0 for 3 months.
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Quote Originally Posted by Jose_Reyes:
Not hating on either comments Roca and WSC. I went to school 3 hours north of Syracuse, NY and those winters are legit. The closest city was Ottawa. Just dont see any comparison to Philly and St.Louis winters. When the thermometer hit 30 degrees, it seriously felt like spring time. Wind chills are nothing, when the actual temperature is below 0 for 3 months.
Not hating on either comments Roca and WSC. I went to school 3 hours north of Syracuse, NY and those winters are legit. The closest city was Ottawa. Just dont see any comparison to Philly and St.Louis winters. When the thermometer hit 30 degrees, it seriously felt like spring time. Wind chills are nothing, when the actual temperature is below 0 for 3 months.
Rochester? Potsdam?
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