A lot of snow here in the upstate. *
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There’s a shot glass full on Harbison Blvd
I am starting to understand why 40-million transplants have invaded the South and won't go back to Cleveland.
Yet they never fail to complain and tell you how they got things done up there.
Well, I don't know what they got done up there. Pretty crappy, dirty city with a lot of poverty and seems like endless construction with little improvement.
4-5 inches here around Greenville. Called for a dusting to 2 inches. It's beautiful. But I'm glad this only happens a couple of times a year. When all you can do is wait for it to melt off the roads, then I'm all done with the snow before it's all done with us.
I had a buddy from Charleston move up to Philly. During their first big snow storm, he said his quiet residential street about 15 miles out of the city was plowed 6 times a day. And those turkeys say we don't know how to drive in the snow. I'd love to see how they do with no plows or salt trucks.
I had a buddy from Charleston move up to Philly. During their first big snow storm, he said his quiet residential street about 15 miles out of the city was plowed 6 times a day. And those turkeys say we don't know how to drive in the snow. I'd love to see how they do with no plows or salt trucks.
I miss snow days. We got them all the time in the metro DC area. Ironically, now that we're in Montana and get plenty of snow, my days of enjoying snow days at home are over. When we met my son's elementary school principal back in the summer she said "I'm not sure how they did things where you came from, but you should probably be aware that our schools never close for snow. The district rule is that buses run unless the temperature drops below -40. Our school rule is that the kids are on the playground during recess unless the temperature is below zero, then they have recess in the gym." Clearly, a very different mentality than the mid-Atlantic.
i live in mebane North Carolina , we had close to ten inches of snow. This storm only a couple days ago was suppose to bring us a dusting to an inch....crazy!
And yet some people believe al gore. They can't even predict how much snow will fall one day ahead of time
To each his own. I visited Ft. Lauderdale one summer and ended up not going outside until after the sun started to set the whole time I was there. It was the hottest I'd ever been in my life. Maybe it was hotter than normal but to me it was excruciating.
Not to mention roaches and water bugs the size of small cats, gnats the size of mosquitos here and mosquitos the size of dragonflies.
Plus I’m allergic to sinkholes!
Eddie Murphy's prime. I could watch raw and/or delirious over and over, again and again.
Did anyone get some good pictures of the snow in SC? As rare as it is I was hoping to see a few.
