a few years back, when I was visiting a very good friend of mine in the UP of MI in the dead of winter. One evening, with temps of way below zero, we were driving back home from a nice dinner in the city, and in the middle of nowhere, the car suddenly died. Dreading even the thought of going outside, it made me shiver. With the wind howling and the icy temperature, I started the task at hand. After a few minutes my hands were freezing and I went back to sit in the, already chilling but yet warmer, car.

Rubbing my hands together to warm them up, my friend suggested I place them between her legs to warm them up a bit, and also faster. This did the trick and before long, I was back under the hood, trying to figure out what was the problem. There are only 2 things that will effect the operation of a car – and those are fuel and ignition. A short time went by and I was back in the car, warming my hands again. Every 5-10 minutes I would return to the car and the warmth of my friend’s legs. Doing this several times and making little progress, but still trying to get the car started, my friend finally asked me………


















Aren’t your ears getting cold????????????

ohhhhhhhhhhhhh myyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Sounds like something that I would say!

Cool.

'Cept there ain't no "city" in the UP.

Calumet, Laurium, Lake Linden, Hubbell - and yes, they are not "cities, but rather towns and villages

Ironwood, Wakefield, Iron Mountain, Newberry, Escanaba, Norway.