Originally Posted by Nutek (Post 11526293)

Do mice help dress you in the mornings too? :p

Originally Posted by Bob (Post 11526295)

I did see a pair of gloves that was $300 but rated to keep your hands warm down to -30 F for the day....seemed a bit excessive, but if you worked on the slopes, that could be a good investment. Most things down to that temp seem to be mitt type things.

Think it was on Arc'teryx or one of those brands....all very swanky.

Originally Posted by Jerseygirl (Post 11527073)

Hubby bought me a pair of Canadian made leather/sheepskin knee length boots for Christmas. Guaranteed to keep my tootsies warm down to -35C. They cost a few bob too. :eek:

Originally Posted by Bob (Post 11527383)

The kids have a pair of Bog boots, which are good to -32F....which begs the question of what kids that small are doing in that kind of weather :lol:

Originally Posted by Hotscot (Post 11527554)

And cleaning chimney's...

Originally Posted by Nutek (Post 11527560)

The good old days.

Originally Posted by AlphaTangoMike (Post 11527662)

When they were seen and not heard. (Imagine telling that to someone now, cue endless bleating about 'rights' and 'self-expression').

Originally Posted by AlphaTangoMike (Post 11527662)

When they were seen and not heard. (Imagine telling that to someone now, cue endless bleating about 'rights' and 'self-expression').

Originally Posted by Hotscot (Post 11527665)

Amen!

Originally Posted by AlphaTangoMike (Post 11527662)

When they were seen and not heard. ....

Originally Posted by Pulaski (Post 11527677)

Except when they were up the chimney, when they were heard but not seen! :lol:

Originally Posted by Hotscot (Post 11527706)

The number of comments in general.

:scarper:

Originally Posted by AlphaTangoMike (Post 11527662)

When they were seen and not heard. (Imagine telling that to someone now, cue endless bleating about 'rights' and 'self-expression').