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Originally Posted by Wannabe...

Ps, which one of y'all told ATM how to spell sieve?

Wannabe...

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puter has spell check!!:dono:biggrin

WB, don't care if he gets wet anyhow. You all have stated several times. He ain't got enough sense to come out of the rain.

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Originally Posted by PIGINTHEPIGPEN

WB, don't care if he gets wet anyhow. You all have stated several times. He ain't got enough sense to come out of the rain.

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I think rainwater is what makes WannaB"s movie star hair softer and more manageable!And that is where he gets all that PURTY from!:twocents

Ps. Look up frabil storm suits xfe. Good stuff.

GDG. Just shoot me if I ever get old enough to give up cool for cozy.

Wannabe...

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Originally Posted by Wannabe...

Ps. Look up frabil storm suits xfe. Good stuff.

GDG. Just shoot me if I ever get old enough to give up cool for cozy.

Wannabe...

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Me Me can i do it boss

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Originally Posted by Big H trucking

Me Me can i do it boss

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nononoIts a very long line, doubt you are first in line!!!

:Rofl

OK.....now that I have a migraine from wading through 9 pages........

I do want the bibs (and coat, just not sure "parka" or not). I have a couple cheap suits, and have had a wet neck more than once, not so bad when it's warm, but don't want it at this time of year. Also, the pants either have elastic, or not large enough leg openings to fit my new boots (and most you can't get a big boot through anyway). Plus I don't like wearing a bulky layer to stay warm under them, it's just too constraining.

So even though I don't want cheap (including FroggToggs, I'd considered them), I don't want the most expensive there is either, can't afford 'em. I used to buy cheaper clothing because I was always wearing them out, but that isn't the case now, especially for something like this, so I won't mind spending a bit more since quality costs.

I did remember BigH offering a mailing address, thanks! but I'll be making a trip to BPS in a few days. I'd rather be able to try them on, since I haven't a clue what size I'd even need. And, it'll be nice to walk-out with a pair that I know will fit, and I've visually inspected (for damage), and not have to fool with the possibility of returning something.

Thanks for all the input :ThumbsUp

I've pretty much decided MS is gonna be my new winter "home", so I want something geared towards this climate (which isn't to say they won't work elsewhere).

Both are great suits so you can shop for the best price and not go wrong. Also, both companies will run a sale for 40 - 50% off and I think the pro equals go on sale in January.

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Originally Posted by NeonMoon

:Rofl

OK.....now that I have a migraine from wading through 9 pages........

I do want the bibs (and coat, just not sure "parka" or not). I have a couple cheap suits, and have had a wet neck more than once, not so bad when it's warm, but don't want it at this time of year. Also, the pants either have elastic, or not large enough leg openings to fit my new boots (and most you can't get a big boot through anyway). Plus I don't like wearing a bulky layer to stay warm under them, it's just too constraining.

So even though I don't want cheap (including FroggToggs, I'd considered them), I don't want the most expensive there is either, can't afford 'em. I used to buy cheaper clothing because I was always wearing them out, but that isn't the case now, especially for something like this, so I won't mind spending a bit more since quality costs.

I did remember BigH offering a mailing address, thanks! but I'll be making a trip to BPS in a few days. I'd rather be able to try them on, since I haven't a clue what size I'd even need. And, it'll be nice to walk-out with a pair that I know will fit, and I've visually inspected (for damage), and not have to fool with the possibility of returning something.

Thanks for all the input :ThumbsUp

I've pretty much decided MS is gonna be my new winter "home", so I want something geared towards this climate (which isn't to say they won't work elsewhere).

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Come on back down for spring camp. Heck hitch a ride with the boss and Ted

When ya planning on going home to Indiana Brian?


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