It snowed down here today.
Bob_Luken
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Wish me luck.
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Yesterday we got some snow and it took me 2 and a half hours to drive 14 miles to work
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Snow, never of heard of it.. lol"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form."
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I'm sure hoping to. Just got over a sinus thing I caught the day before Christmas. I have neither rolled nor smoked a single cigar in two weeks! Holy Corojo, Fatman! I feel like I ought to go to a meeting and get me a goddam chip!Yakster said:Hunker down with some good sticks and spirits this weekend, I'm going to have to stock up on propane.
Bearswatter gave me a 32" hi-def flat screen for the garage for Christmas. I fully intend to hang that unit on the wall, plug in the space heater, break out some metric wrenches, fire up a StinkEye Parejo (my latest test blend), and fill that garage with thick and roiling smoke. Gonna look like the room upstairs at the Republican convention in 1920, in there. She'll be cracking open the door waving her hands ineffectually and complaining "That stink is coming in the house!" Yeah, live with it, woman!
New carb rebuild kit and new petcock for the KLR. Let it snow!
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Usaf06 said:Snow, never of heard of it.. lol
Now I know this statement to be BS, Nick was in Chicago while it snowed about 6-8 inches. Remember @usaf06 it was that cold white **** coming down from the sky on Saturday."We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give". Winston Churchill.
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The snow here wasn't even sticking to the road and everyone was going 20 - 30 mph under the speed limit.
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There are no worse drivers anywhere than Nashvillians in the snow. As bad, maybe, not worse.
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It's snowing here and tomorrow every flatlander will be jamming the two lanes trying to get to the ski slopes. I'm going to sit tight and let it all play out. Got food, beer, firewood, and cigars.6
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There is a liquid falling from the sky right now. I, for some reason, was calling it rain. Thankfully the news just informed me that it is actually "wet snow".

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The last time I was in Nashville I took the bus around and the shuttle van services. I felt safer on the bus.Amos_Umwhat said:There are no worse drivers anywhere than Nashvillians in the snow. As bad, maybe, not worse.1 -
We've got a ;light covering of snow, but right now it is mostly sleet.
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B Bob.....This isn't snow, it is a dusting. Snow is at least 6 inches deep.0
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OK but, it still looked very much like this on I-40.jd50ae said:B Bob.....This isn't snow, it is a dusting. Snow is at least 6 inches deep.
Not an actual photo from yesterday, but it does accurately represent the situation at several locations on I-40 yesterday between Nashville and Memphis.0 -
Lol
I love how a skiff of snow paralyzes the south.
But I guess there is a learning curve.
I grew up in northern Utah, and I've seen 5 feet in 1 night and still went to school that morning.
Nowadays, they get 2 inch's and call school off.
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- We ain't used to it.
- It turns into a sheet of ice.
- We never get used to it.
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But do you ever get used to not being used to it?
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Sketch it was two feet down here where I live and they just delayed the start two hours. Lotta snow. I have a friend in Cache Valley, they got 3'+ Last week and did indeed cancel school.Sketch6995 said:Lol
I love how a skiff of snow paralyzes the south.
But I guess there is a learning curve.
I grew up in northern Utah, and I've seen 5 feet in 1 night and still went to school that morning.
Nowadays, they get 2 inch's and call school off.“There’ll be two dates on your tombstone and all your friends will read ’em but all that’s gonna matter is that little dash between ’em.” -Kevin Welch0 -
Ire I will draw.
It's no wonder that a small amount of snow causes so many problems in a couple of southern states. Driving habits on a good day leave a lot to be desired.1 -
We have three feet of standing snow in the mountains and today's forecast calls for 12 inches of rain and 40 degree temperatures. The city has declared a state of emergency and anything in a flood zone is being sandbagged. And I have to drive over Donner tomorrow. This will be a fun weekend."Cooking isn't about struggling; It's about pleasure. It's like sǝx, with a wider variety of sauces."
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I grew up in Up State New York, so I know snow. That is why I now live in South Florida. Be careful out there. You may know how to drive in snow, but there are lots that don'tLogistics cannot win a war, but its absence or inadequacy can cause defeat. FM100-52
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Hell, in the Seattle area a half inch will send everyone into a panic. Schools close, people stay home from work, etc. ad infinitum....
Been there, done that....
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Where you from Diver? I'm from up near Glens Falls. Yeah, snow in MD or anywhere in the south shuts everything down, but part of it is they don't have the machinery to handle it. Up north they actually have enough plows to plow frequently and everywhere. Here we're waiting on the handful of plows to do the whole county. And people just don't know how to drive in it :-/ I learned long ago, don't bother trying to goDiver43 said:I grew up in Up State New York, so I know snow. That is why I now live in South Florida. Be careful out there. You may know how to drive in snow, but there are lots that don't
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I grew up in Rochester, right down the road literally from Lake Ontario. Snow was measured in feet and we didn't get many snow days.Edna20 said:
Where you from Diver? I'm from up near Glens Falls. Yeah, snow in MD or anywhere in the south shuts everything down, but part of it is they don't have the machinery to handle it. Up north they actually have enough plows to plow frequently and everywhere. Here we're waiting on the handful of plows to do the whole county. And people just don't know how to drive in it :-/ I learned long ago, don't bother trying to goDiver43 said:I grew up in Up State New York, so I know snow. That is why I now live in South Florida. Be careful out there. You may know how to drive in snow, but there are lots that don't
out, not worth it!!
That being said, I dislike cold weather. We had a cold front come through last night, It is only 50 deg. and windy, usually have coffee and a cigar on the patio weekend mornings. Not today! Do not know how you folks in cold climates do itLogistics cannot win a war, but its absence or inadequacy can cause defeat. FM100-50 -
Since I moved south, I've found that I tend to stay inside when it snows. They don't have the equipment here and people are not used to driving in it. It's like bumper cars.
Up north, they have the equipment and people have to drive in the stuff almost every day, so it's not quite so bad, but we do have accident up there also.
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