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post 1673287503 12-21-2022, 03:25 PM
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-32 in Wyoming tonight.

Wind-chill could bring it into the -50's. My battery in my truck froze and bloated up, luckily I work at a shop where I bought another one to get home. My truck's body made noises I've never heard before on the way home.

Is my tour over? Hopefully my sheepskin wagon will retain heat from the wood stove.

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post 1673287633 12-21-2022, 03:27 PM
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That sounds like hell
post 1673287723 12-21-2022, 03:28 PM
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I like you man

I dream about you.

Stay safe.

Keep on miscing.
post 1673287813 12-21-2022, 03:29 PM
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Not sure why anyone would want to live in that. I grew up in Michigan and worked as a race horse trainer for 20 years...every day outside....and it drove me crazy from late Nov to May.

Live in S Cal now and while the govt sucks...the people for the most part are fine.

And today is 72 and sunny with no humidity. Love it.
Words to live by...."You're at the shopping mall with your girl but a hot chick walks by. Are you going to look at the hot girl? No. You use your peripheral vision."
post 1673288833 12-21-2022, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted By havoc00
That sounds like hell
Yeah it's brutal. I was here for winter last year, and I think the coldest it got was in the negative single digits. I'm from New England, so I was used to that, but it never got this cold over there.
Originally Posted By Getter_done
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Hehe ty man
Originally Posted By BeachPro11
Not sure why anyone would want to live in that. I grew up in Michigan and worked as a race horse trainer for 20 years...every day outside....and it drove me crazy from late Nov to May.

Live in S Cal now and while the govt sucks...the people for the most part are fine.

And today is 72 and sunny with no humidity. Love it.
I was very close to moving to the Grand Rapid area about 5 years ago, but I scored a good job right before that in CT which paved the way for me to get a Caterpillar job overhauling engines. I'm glad I was able to take the road, but if I can monkey branch to the Cat dealer out in Las Vegas and score a big bump in salary while getting a much better nightlife and not worry about winter, I'll make the move.

I know people bag on Cali for the politics, but I do hear it's an incredible state to live in and great weather year round.
post 1673288963 12-21-2022, 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted By EDcellent
Yeah it's brutal. I was here for winter last year, and I think the coldest it got was in the negative single digits. I'm from New England, so I was used to that, but it never got this cold over there.



Hehe ty man



I was very close to moving to the Grand Rapid area about 5 years ago, but I scored a good job right before that in CT which paved the way for me to get a Caterpillar job overhauling engines. I'm glad I was able to take the road, but if I can monkey branch to the Cat dealer out in Las Vegas and score a big bump in salary while getting a much better nightlife and not worry about winter, I'll make the move.

I know people bag on Cali for the politics, but I do hear it's an incredible state to live in and great weather year round.
I’m in nj it gets cold but not like that, what’s it like in Wyoming aside From the weather ?
post 1673289043 12-21-2022, 03:56 PM
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I live in scandinavia, cold as fuark. What we usually do, is get a bunch of burly men together before night time, then cozy up in an octagonal spoon formation and letting the juices flow generously to keep warm.
post 1673289173 12-21-2022, 03:58 PM
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I don't think wind chill effects vehicles and brings them below the ******t temperature, bruh. You should be ok.
post 1673289473 12-21-2022, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted By EDcellent
Yeah it's brutal. I was here for winter last year, and I think the coldest it got was in the negative single digits. I'm from New England, so I was used to that, but it never got this cold over there.



Hehe ty man



I was very close to moving to the Grand Rapid area about 5 years ago, but I scored a good job right before that in CT which paved the way for me to get a Caterpillar job overhauling engines. I'm glad I was able to take the road, but if I can monkey branch to the Cat dealer out in Las Vegas and score a big bump in salary while getting a much better nightlife and not worry about winter, I'll make the move.

I know people bag on Cali for the politics, but I do hear it's an incredible state to live in and great weather year round.
I grew up near Fenton and my sister owns a business and house in Rockford near GR. Love the area. I actually own a cottage on Higgins Lake.

But wow does the weather suck for 8 months.

I go to Vegas once a month or so and if you can get a place in Summerlin I would rec it. Great area.
Words to live by...."You're at the shopping mall with your girl but a hot chick walks by. Are you going to look at the hot girl? No. You use your peripheral vision."
post 1673289573 12-21-2022, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted By havoc00
I’m in nj it gets cold but not like that, what’s it like in Wyoming aside From the weather ?
Aside from the weather I like Wyoming, I'll most likely come back to retire. I see the value in having less neighbors and more freedom. There's very little firearms restrictions, low cost of living and great if you like the outdoors. Downside is outside of oil and tradie jobs, work is low paying. The income disparities can be drastic. Casper (where I live) feels like an inner city in some places, yet only has a population of about 58k. A 1/3 of workers in this state make less than $15hr. Insecurities and piss attitudes at work and in bars are common. Alcoholism is unfortunately a big issue too. Wyoming is #1 in DUI's by a decent distance from second.

I love the state, but work can be tough to find the right gig, and unfortunately Casper and Cheyenne aren't my top places to live. If I retire here, I'll most likely move to Cody or Gillette.
Originally Posted By Basedhumanwaste
I live in scandinavia, cold as fuark. What we usually do, is get a bunch of burly men together before night time, then cozy up in an octagonal spoon formation and letting the juices flow generously to keep warm.
Sounds fun, I should get some of the shop homies to do that to stay warm.
post 1673289693 12-21-2022, 04:08 PM
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We got a low of 69 degrees tonight.
post 1673290653 12-21-2022, 04:27 PM
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Had to sell my beater car because the heater matrix sprung a leak and they dont make the part for that car anymore, so I had no cabin heat. 1 week of -4 to 0 degree days was enough for me to want to kill myself. Cant even imagine anything colder than that
post 1673290713 12-21-2022, 04:28 PM
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OP do you make a living taming and breaking horses?
post 1673295143 12-21-2022, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted By EDcellent
Wind-chill could bring it into the -50's. My battery in my truck froze and bloated up, luckily I work at a shop where I bought another one to get home. My truck's body made noises I've never heard before on the way home.

Is my tour over? Hopefully my sheepskin wagon will retain heat from the wood stove.

-Sent from Pony Express
Pluses to living in Wyoming other than space and scenery?
post 1673295513 12-21-2022, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted By BalognaNbeans
OP do you make a living taming and breaking horses?
God Dammit was typing this
post 1673295593 12-21-2022, 05:53 PM
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It's been brutal here in San Diego too. It's been in the upper 40s in the mornings and in the 50s as a high these past few weeks.
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One time I was cold as fukk and just start piling wood into this wood stove that I had never used before. Ho lee fukk it shot up to 110° inside the house. Candles were melting.

I stripped butt ass nekkid and opened every window and door. I'm 99% sure my neighbors saw srs.
post 1673295953 12-21-2022, 05:59 PM
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I’m curious to live there given the low population but fuark the cold would be rough
Sloots Gon Sloot.
post 1673296063 12-21-2022, 06:00 PM
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60 in florida. ac was running earlier this afternoon. lol at coldcels
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stay safe
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This is ur fault, u didn’t even plan on having a vacation home in Cali for the winter?

It’s over boyo
Losers let it happen, winners make it happen.

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Stay safe out there brah
Sloots gonna sloot
RIP ZYZZ, Greg Plitt
Say no to lefty snowflakes crew
Meat-eating crew, leaf eaters GTFO
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sheepskin wagon

u sleep in a radio flyer or something

mirin wood stove

mine is blasting away rite now hehe
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Originally Posted By Milo1974
Pluses to living in Wyoming other than space and scenery?
Very few joggers and dingers. Just suffer through the wind and cold.
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Originally Posted By BalognaNbeans
OP do you make a living taming and breaking horses?
Sadly, no. One day it will be mine turn.
Originally Posted By OneLegSquats
Had to sell my beater car because the heater matrix sprung a leak and they dont make the part for that car anymore, so I had no cabin heat. 1 week of -4 to 0 degree days was enough for me to want to kill myself. Cant even imagine anything colder than that
That sounds terrible. I have an old pickup, but the heat works great.
Originally Posted By Milo1974
Pluses to living in Wyoming other than space and scenery?
Besides those two, cost of living and far less restrictions on firearms and rights on a state by state basis.
Originally Posted By Rajc
you should let the engine run over night brah srs
I go in to work at 5am, but I get up at 3 to normally workout at home. I'll be starting my truck up and letting it idle soon after.
Originally Posted By Krackerjacked
I’m curious to live there given the low population but fuark the cold would be rough
I wouldn't recommend coming here if you're in your 20's or 30's, and/or single. Night life and dating is abysmal. Part of the reason I'm looking to leave. However if you're in your 40's, well off enough to buy a house outright and work part time or retire early and married or done with dating, totally recommend it.
Originally Posted By Kiop
stay safe
god bless you.
Thanks brah
Originally Posted By Nonsense916
This is ur fault, u didn’t even plan on having a vacation home in Cali for the winter?

It’s over boyo
Fuark
Originally Posted By HarryfromCali
Stay safe out there brah
Thanks brah
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Same up one state north.
I just spent an hour in it with a snowblower. Layer up and it anint bad.
Hopefully these Temps send the commies back to California after they realize Yellowstone is only filmed in the summer
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Originally Posted By Basedhumanwaste
I live in scandinavia, cold as fuark. What we usually do, is get a bunch of burly men together before night time, then cozy up in an .....octagonal spoon formation and letting the juices flow generously to keep warm.
yall run "a train" on each other? sounds pretty gay.
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Hopefully some homeless freeze.
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Originally Posted By GreatReset1
Hopefully some homeless freeze.
u mad



hobos are very resourceful
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Originally Posted By Ratfish
sheepskin wagon

u sleep in a radio flyer or something

mirin wood stove

mine is blasting away rite now hehe
Nah just oregontrailmaxxin
Originally Posted By slat11
Very few joggers and dingers. Just suffer through the wind and cold.
Actually most of the crime around here is from white trash and alcoholics. I went to a Smith's (Kroger) and some meats had security tags on them. Where I moved from CT trying to get away from the crime and poverty, a lot of that is here too. Just more white. Very srs
Originally Posted By gixxer0.6g
Same up one state north.
I just spent an hour in it with a snowblower. Layer up and it anint bad.
Hopefully these Temps send the commies back to California after they realize Yellowstone is only filmed in the summer
We have a lot of Californians AND Colorado migrants, most live in or near Jackson Hole.
Originally Posted By GreatReset1
Hopefully some homeless freeze.
We usually bus our homeless down to Colorado due to the temps when our shelters are full.
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