Pff, up to 18 inches by sunday morning, and up on this mountain i Iive on its more likely 24 or more. A foot by dawn tomorrow and another foot by sunday morning. As long as I get to the bookstore before it starts too bad after work today, im set. Oughta be a fucking boring few days, especially if the power goes out
yeah we ended up with 30 inches in my yard, and about 24 around town down the road. I threw the chains on the tires and a few chains on the back of the truck and went out in the worst of the storm friday night and saturday and made 1800 bucks pullin desperate idiots in little cars out of ditches with my tank. Not bad for about 14 hours give or take of total work
Gaazy wrote:yeah we ended up with 30 inches in my yard, and about 24 around town down the road. I threw the chains on the tires and a few chains on the back of the truck and went out in the worst of the storm friday night and saturday and made 1800 bucks pullin desperate idiots in little cars out of ditches with my tank. Not bad for about 14 hours give or take of total work
I threw the chains on the tires and a few chains on the back of the truck and went out in the worst of the storm friday night and saturday and made 1800 bucks pullin desperate idiots in little cars out of ditches with my tank.
Yes because people who might have to go to work despite a blizzard and happen to drive little cars are desperate idiots.
You're awesome with your chains and your truck though, keep it real.
my company never gets days off for weather it's a 99% likelihood that i'll be here (at work) on christmas eve surrounded by a giant pile of snow and wishing i'd had enough extra vacation days to take the day off like everyone else. WOE IS ME.
actually, i had been planning to take the day off thursday but that was before i knew i'd have to save all my remaining vacation days to use for surgery. boooo.
Harrison wrote:Hahah, not this time. I'm behaving myself lol
If it is who I think it is you better behave - that girl is naaasty. The phrase "hot dog in a hallway" comes to mind. Initials are A.D. correct? :D
And for those of you complaining about a snow.... let's see what wikipedia has to say about where I live:
Syracuse has a humid continental climate and is known for its snowfall. Boasting 115.6 inches (294 cm) on average,[10] the Syracuse metro area receives more snow on average than any other large city in the United States.[11][12] Syracuse continually wins the Golden Snowball Award, among Upstate cities. Its record so far is 192.1 inches (488 cm). The high snowfall is a result of the fact that the city receives both lake effect from nearby Lake Ontario and nor'easter snow.
Did I mention my car is being buried by snow as we speak? Got to love having to shovel out your car in the morning and at night when you want to go home from work....
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Donnel wrote:
Erodalak wrote:Who needs an education when you are hawt like advina
Arlos wrote:Heh, I used to know someone who went to college in Syracuse, and always, ALWAYS called it Siberiacuse from then on....
-Arlos
I like this.... I'm packing up to end the work day.... if you never hear from me again I froze to death in a snow drift somewhere in Siberiacuse 50 yards away from my car.
Donnel wrote:
Erodalak wrote:Who needs an education when you are hawt like advina
really? because i didn't have to scrape my car after work today at all--it just rained all day and was still 34 at 5:30. just had to turn on the wiper blades. by the time i got home, it wasn't even misting. this storm is totally going to puss out.
it's a 99% likelihood that i'll be here (at work) on christmas eve surrounded by a giant pile of snow and wishing i'd had enough extra vacation days to take the day off like everyone else. WOE IS ME. 
