Winch VS Wench

Is she from St. Louis? One of the sayings from that flood-prone area is "Lord willin', and if the crick don't rise."

 

Nope, we're both from Central PA. It seems about half the people around here call it a crick, the others call it a creek. She just happens to be on the wrong side of this argument lol

 

My grandparents from massachusetts used to say that and id never heard anyone else, chalked it up to them being oddballs. Maybe it was picked up during Pa's time in the corps.

 

I was born and raised in Texas, and have heard that saying all my life, right along with up the creek without a paddle.

 

No. Wrinches tighten wenches. Get it straight.

 

When you climb out from under the trailer? Yes

 

That does not work I TRIED. lol
We had the contract to furnish the Dallas zoo with alfalfa. The boss used lumpers to unload here, I didn't like them, plus had to take the stack apart and restack it several times that they had done it.
I would just unload myself, but it is always hot and humid in Dallas, double that inside of a barn, so it tok me a while.
One trip I somehow got there with out my gloves, and my hands werre sore and bleeding pretty good by he time I was half unloaded. I dropped the trailer and went to the closest store to get some sort of gloves, and next to it was an apartment building. A gal was on the second store balcony eyeballing me when , I thought she thought I got out of the truck, I thought she thought I was good looking all hot and sweaty and covered in hay dust. lol
Anyway, she was standing at the truck , when I came out and offered her services for a price. I told her I was too tired to do her any good, but would pay her some pretty good bucks to come help me finish unload.

 

Don't tell her that.