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Northern Wisconsin, Saturday morning.

Yeah, I had them, the Northern Wisconsin variety, mostly on exposed skin like arms and legs though they say the mites can travel through clothing. They start out like mosquito bites then swell up and itch like crazy. It took about a week for mine to heal. I used cortisone but not much helped.

I also noted that prices were lower in the northern counties. Fill up those cans, fellas!

The wife insisted that I get the vax, actually two shots, so I guess I'm in the clear. As whitedust stated, the virus is in everybody but only activates in some.

A man goes to the dentist to have a tooth pulled. The dentist happens to be a woman who sits him in the chair and pulls out a needle and syringe, "Oh No, I can't stand needles, no way says the man." So, she reaches for the gas apparatus. "Sorry, says the man. I feel like I'm suffocating with a...

Lots of travel time. Football will be a challenge, I can't imagine Basketball with multiple games in a week.

Same here, Russ. Have a fine Birthday!

Have a Happy and Safe Labor Day!

This is a new one for me, never heard of this before. CORN SWEAT: You can see how much higher dew point values are in the Corn Belt and Great Lakes Region. It's because mature corn is releasing up to 4,000 gallons of water a day in to the air per acre. In Illinois alone, that's the...

This is the one that I put on all of my cans.

The title is self-explanatory after you read the following. We just got back from some Summer Vacation in Northern Wisconsin. Mostly good times as vacation goes, always a few setbacks though. We stayed on Long Lake in Price County, just outside of Phillips. The first picture is our girl...

Check with your local Fleet Farm. In automotive, they sell nozzles with multiple collars for different threads and gaskets. They're about 12 to 15 dollars but then you can throw those ridiculous, push button, knuckle busting, government designed ones over the neighbor's fence.

Should be a good year to shop around. Must be a lot of last year's models I would think. I did read a while ago that BRP had cut production due to inventories.

My Dad and me didn't agree on a lot of things in my younger years, but I remember him saying, "The sooner, and longer you can go debt-free, the better." And I was amazed how fast the money grows when the house and vehicles are paid for." Getting to that point is the hard part and providing...

Yeah, we have a local place out in Greenville that does a nice job with everything from brisket to wagyu. But again, you're going to pay for that quality and it's no fault of theirs. I picked up a pair of baby backs today as I've got a friend who had Rotator Cuff surgery on Monday and I'll be...

Bought any steaks lately? A good ribeye used to be twice as thick as today's cut. Same price though. I suppose you can have the butcher lop off a decent one but it's gonna cost ya.

You guys with waterfront properties...I wish I had your problems. Here in suburbia all we got are squirrels, rabbits, and an occasional Jehovah Witness. But I do like that Slingshot idea! As for the squirrels and rabbits....they're just too darn fast.:unsure:

Sure does. TRIVIA QUESTION for the Cat People; What was the first model year without trailing arms?