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snow shoveling tips
In the midst of heavy winter blizzards, digging yourself out of the drifts can be both an inconvenient chore and a dangerous task linked to fatigue and heart attacks. Here are some safety tips to keep in mind while shoveling snow:
Before heading outside to shovel, do your best to reverse the 40 years of poor health choices that have put you at high risk for getting a heart attack.
Taking a few minutes to stretch before shoveling is a great way to unnecessarily prolong an already unpleasant chore.
Bending from the back can damage your spine; always damage your knees instead.
Prevent snow from sticking to your shovel by coating both sides in a layer of butter.
Throw the snow over whichever shoulder you’d like; no need for superstition.
Pace yourself and take a five-minute break for every 500,000 snowflakes you shovel.
Be sure to wear a frostbite whistle at all times.
Stay hydrated by shoveling every third load of snow directly into your mouth.
As much as possible, try living in a condo building.
If all else fails, pay a real man to do it for you
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Lots of folks from up north are moving south to escape the global warming up north. We don't believe in it here in the south.
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Down south we like our snow like a stray dog, here today and gone tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by
Billbob
move south
LOL thats one method. I let my snowblower do the heavy lifting!
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Looks like the annual US National Snow Shovelling Championship is still in Buffalo NY...
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How's that moving 'south working out for you this week? :biggrin
I plow snow for fishing money. Last year I made 3 grand, so far this is a 1K year. Sure could use a few more 6-8" storms.
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Move to Boston, but you have to find an open spot to put the snow...
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Forecasting 1-3" tonight through tomorrow. Bring it on, gpa needs a new boat motor.
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I'll make sure my wife reads these tips!😄