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Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2014 4:53 pm
I use an old hard rubber 16 lber (bought it in '74) it'll curve a little, but not as nicely as swmbos plastic ball. I play the arrows and boards, not the pins.
Tower, MN (thankfully many, many miles north of me) hit minus 60 degrees today breaking the record for the coldest temp in Minnesota history. They are predicting negative thirty for us on Monday.
I'm old enough to remember those old Sears Die Hard battery ads, with a car sitting on a frozen lake in International Falls, MN over winter, and then someone starts the car and drives it off the lake. When I think of that, I guess -60 in MN doesn't sound impossible!Chuck N wrote:Tower, MN (thankfully many, many miles north of me) hit minus 60 degrees today breaking the record for the coldest temp in Minnesota history. They are predicting negative thirty for us on Monday.
Oh. And these temps are NOT taking the wind-chill in to account.
no breakage is ALWAYS a good thing.berryman wrote:A somewhat screwed up day for me, right around the zero mark at 5:30 AM this morning, Jeep wouldn't start, turned over (hard) but wouldn't fire. 10-20 years ago I would have worked on it in the cold so I could have gone to work, not anymore I called in. Back in the house I told my wife it seems really cold in here, she said it's really cold outside and I said I already know that, I looked at the themostat and it said 62 but was set for 68, checked the furnace and it was out, don't know why, the basement gas heater was working and so was the upstairs space heater so I knew the gas line wasn't froze and I knew the tank was plenty full. Had a hard time getting it going again but I got it. Then My mom called and said she slipped and fell in her driveway, I said why are you even outside on a day like this (she is 82) and she said it didn't look not too bad out. Well I couldn't run down and check on her because I hadn't got the jeep running yet and the wife had the truck to go to her work. I did manage to rack a 5 and bottle a 5 in between everything going on.
I'm drinking a few beers now because I deserve too
Edit: My mom is ok ,She did get back into the house before she called me and she did get a couple bruises on her knee, but at least didn't break any bones.
Hmmm…. maybe I'm just not releasing it right?mtsoxfan wrote:I throw a straight ball, and hit the 1-3 area head on. Works for me.... when my aim is on.
That's how I learned too. One step and aim for the centre arrow, letting the hand come through over the same arrow.jimjohson wrote:I use an old hard rubber 16 lber (bought it in '74) it'll curve a little, but not as nicely as swmbos plastic ball. I play the arrows and boards, not the pins.
I did plan on going to work but had no way to get there unless I took my wife's truck/her avalanche , but she needed to go to work more then me. I'm glad I did stay home, I have less work to do tomorrow on brew day,pocketjr wrote:Sounds like a full day berryman. You probably should've just gone to work lol
Glad your Mom is okay.
SHIT I am there already!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!berryman wrote:I did plan on going to work but had no way to get there unless I took my wife's truck/her avalanche , but she needed to go to work more then me. I'm glad I did stay home, I have less work to do tomorrow on brew day,pocketjr wrote:Sounds like a full day berryman. You probably should've just gone to work lol
Glad your Mom is okay.
TY on my Mom, We have to take care of the older folks, we will all be there someday.
pocketjr wrote:Hmmm…. maybe I'm just not releasing it right?mtsoxfan wrote:I throw a straight ball, and hit the 1-3 area head on. Works for me.... when my aim is on.
That's how I learned too. One step and aim for the centre arrow, letting the hand come through over the same arrow.jimjohson wrote:I use an old hard rubber 16 lber (bought it in '74) it'll curve a little, but not as nicely as swmbos plastic ball. I play the arrows and boards, not the pins.