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lpkayak
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i left nh and came to nj for a break and christmas we got 32 inches and the town plow guys went on strike...i was snowed in 4 days...you guys are wimps...2 feet?...nothin...
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kidsgotlyme
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well we are REALLY weiners down here in the south then cause we got 7-8 inches and the whole darn place has been shut down for days!!
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quote:Originally posted by kidsgotlyme: well we are REALLY weiners down here in the south then cause we got 7-8 inches and the whole darn place has been shut down for days!!
I can imagine!! San Antonio got about 12 inches of snow one time (about 25 yrs ago) and the place was on HALT for days!
No snow plows...so....
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lpkayak
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i apologize to the MA ppl---news justsaid they got way more than 2 feet----broke all kinds of records
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steve1906
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Lpkayak, I'm so glad I'm not a wimp!!! lol
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Lymetoo, I remember that snowfall well. It was 13". I still have the pictures. It was AWFUL. I don't think the city even OWNED a snow plow! Talk about paralyzing a city!
We got two measly inches here. YAY! I lived in Michigan for 3 years, and saw enough snow there to last me the rest of my life. Literally. I couldn't care less if it never snows here again. My son enjoyed it, though.... Posts: 624 | From Oklahoma | Registered: Jun 2010
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METALLlC BLUE
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quote:Originally posted by lpkayak: i apologize to the MA ppl---news justsaid they got way more than 2 feet----broke all kinds of records
Yeah, it was pretty bad.
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I finally found a good use for cold weather.. especially designed for lazy people.
Here it is very cold in the house- constantly. Upstairs is about 10 degrees warmer though... so I stay upstairs much of the time.
At the end of supper and dishes, I rush back upstairs to keep warm... but I am too full after eating supper to have a touch of ice cream before scrambling up the steps.
I just figured out- if I put my ice cream in a small plastic container with a lid...
I can set it on the window sill outside and keep it frozen for at least 4-6 hours!
Hey! That beats hauling the refrigerator up the stairs, which I WAS tempted to do!
lpkayak
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ahhhh tin. still making me laugh...do you remember years ago i was feeling so good i told you i was "dancing with the refridgerator???" wish i was still doing that.
thats my fridge story...
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You guys want a real laugh? This left me shaking my head.
I live in PA, for pete's sake, you know, a place that does occasionally get a good snowfall.
Well, last week our lovely school district called at 5:30am (standard procedure) to announce that due to inclement weather there was a 2 hour school delay.
Then I heard the plow going up and down the street, so I figured we must've got dumped on.
It started getting light out, and I peeked out the window...and could still see grass under the snow.
So I went outside and measured. We BARELY HAD AN INCH.
I thought, what the heck is this place coming to? We gotta plow an inch? Don't they remember last winter when we had like 4 FEET?
Talk about weiners!
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