Im lost without the PW thread!!!!

[skippabcool]

Ready set go

[Wakeman22]

After lunch post and being blown by 40mph plus wind. My workers all complaining. I don't mind the wind it helps in the clean up part of our work.

[lancehon]

Mid day post

[Ewok]

Here are some webcams Ewok, Be careful the roads are getting bad

http://www.wyoroad.info/Highway/webc...ebcameras.html

Thanks for the link, I'm leaving early tomorrow morning, hopefully the interstates will be clear by then.

[Iwndr]

Thanks for the link, I'm leaving early tomorrow morning, hopefully the interstates will be clear by then.

They are clearing already, it quit snowing about a hr ago

[Wakeman22]

Phil that is nice work. Went out to the lake yesterday. Nice looking RV. I will have to check it out as well as all the work you have done on your sAil boat when you get it out there. It may inspire me to get mine fixed up.

[Wakeman22]

Back out in the wind post. Whrrrrrr

[philwsailz]

Any hoes have all-laser lasik done? I will probably have the procedure done next Thurs, and I was wondering what a realistic, real world experience is for the recovery. Would I maybe be able to work the next day, or should I just plan to take that day off?

I had lasic with the blade to remove the flap about 1 year ago, (or was it two?) Both eyes at the same time.

Plan on taking the next day off, and stock up on Systane eyedrops for the longer-term recovery. Stay away from antihistimines or other medications designed to dry out sinus cavities as it will hit your eyes as well.

You will love it, once you get past the pain-in-the-azz of early recovery, and the fear of rubbing or touching your eyes.

[Ewok]

If it was me i'd drive home from the procedure. Everyone says i drive like Stevie Wonder anyway.

Did you know Helen Keller could drive a car?

[Ewok]

She didn't either

[Timmy!]

Pickup wars part II.

[dingleberry]

If it was me i'd drive home from the procedure. Everyone says i drive like Stevie Wonder anyway.

I had lasic with the blade to remove the flap about 1 year ago, (or was it two?) Both eyes at the same time.

Plan on taking the next day off, and stock up on Systane eyedrops for the longer-term recovery. Stay away from antihistimines or other medications designed to dry out sinus cavities as it will hit your eyes as well.

You will love it, once you get past the pain-in-the-azz of early recovery, and the fear of rubbing or touching your eyes.

OK, thanks for the input. It will be nice to be out of glasses or contacts for the first time in 25 years.

[dingleberry]

dangerous advice, IMHO, to tell someone they will be fine leaving their boat in the water in TX

[Iwndr]

Pickup wars part II.

that little graph you posted up might spice it up

[lancehon]

anyone got any good ideas of what material to use to build new locker panels out of without breaking the bank? and a thirsty thursday post