This thing is evil, jeezum

[ckofer]

So the groomer pulls into the local gas station again, which was cool...

.... until I saw the implement on the back

Fortunately, there aren't too many good bump runs to worry about near Northwood NH.

 

[deadheadskier]

I'm assuming it's for snowmobile trails?

 

[bvibert]

Keep that thing away from my mountain!

 

[ckofer]

I'm assuming it's for snowmobile trails?

Yes. It's quite a rig. Not sure who owns it (maybe a local trail club) but it looks expensive.

 

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

Haha//mogul muncher..I prefer rug munchers personally..lol

It's funny how all you New Englanders say Jeezum..it sounds like something dirty...lmbfao

 

[ALLSKIING]

I'm assuming it's for snowmobile trails?

That could be...Good thought.

 

[wa-loaf]

Don't let Greg see that. :-o

 

[deadheadskier]

That could be...Good thought.

fairly easy call

for one, how often have you seen the local ski hill fill up their groomers at the gas station

for two, I believe it's a solid half hour to the nearest ski area from Stratford

 

[severine]

It's funny how all you New Englanders say Jeezum..it sounds like something dirty...lmbfao

I'm telling you, that's not a New England thing. I don't know anybody IRL who says that in CT.

"Mogul Muncher", eh? Creative name, anyway.

 

[BushMogulMaster]

Mogul Munchers/Mogul Masters are snowmobile trail grooming implements. Thankfully.

That looks like an old Thiokol 2100. Clutch-brake steering. Fun fun. Or was it a 3700AC?

 

[ckofer]

fairly easy call

for one, how often have you seen the local ski hill fill up their groomers at the gas station

for two, I believe it's a solid half hour to the nearest ski area from Stratford[

And even a bit further from Strafford :wink:

 

[ctenidae]

That looks like an old Thiokol 2100. Clutch-brake steering. Fun fun. Or was it a 3700AC?

Can't be a Thiokol. The o-rings haven't blown out.

/wow, reaching back to 1986 for a not actually funny comment.

 

[Paul]

I'm telling you, that's not a New England thing. I don't know anybody IRL who says that in CT.

"Mogul Muncher", eh? Creative name, anyway.

Growing-up in Portland, CT, I had a next-door neighbor who said Jeezum Crow all the time. Yes, it IS a New England thing. ;-)

 

[severine]

Must not be a Torrington, CT thing then.

 

[Paul]

Must not be a Torrington, CT thing then.

Yeah, Portland is.....um....unique....

 

[ckofer]

Must not be a Torrington, CT thing then.

Work on it.:grin:

 

[severine]

You know, when I want to curse, I just go for the real deal (and probably too much, too often). Jeezum Crow just seems so...anticlimactic.

Yeah, I'm a real foul-mouthed motha....

 

[ckofer]

You know, when I want to curse, I just go for the real deal (and probably too much, too often). Jeezum Crow just seems so...anticlimactic.

Yeah, I'm a real foul-mouthed motha....

I can see you need some coaching here. Often jeezum is used in low-adrenaline situations:

Opening bills that were a bit higher than you expected

Commenting on poor weather

When you lift something heavy

etc

 

[severine]

Aha, thanks for the tips.

 

[ctenidae]

I can see you need some coaching here. Often jeezum is used in low-adrenaline situations:

Opening bills that were a bit higher than you expected

Commenting on poor weather

When you lift something heavy

etc

I usually go for "Jeebus" in those situations. The extra touch of offensiveness really helps set the mood, I find.