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Glo-bell Warming! Get yer red hot glo-bell warming folks!
Glo-bell Warming! Get yer red hot glo-bell warming folks!
Glad you are finally recognizing that Zoomie.
gawd people today are wussies
waaaa, the snow and ice
I lived threw the blizzard of 82 in Denver...shut down the whole town...people were stuck in a mall for three days...only vehicles allowed were emergency and a call for anyone with four wheelers or snowmachine, (snowmobiles)...
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A memorable blizzard descended on the city on Christmas Eve, 1982, and dumped almost two feet of snow over the following day, virtually closing the city. People unable to get to holiday celebrations or work found a challenging environment awaited when they ventured out. They were seen breaking trails on city streets on horseback, skis and snowshoes. Drivers of four-wheel-drive vehicles were requested to ferry patients and staff to hospitals in emergency situations.
A list of Colorado's historic blizzards and snowstorms
gawd people today are wussies
waaaa, the snow and ice
I lived threw the blizzard of 82 in Denver...shut down the whole town...people were stuck in a mall for three days...only vehicles allowed were emergency and a call for anyone with four wheelers or snowmachine, (snowmobiles)...
snip:
A memorable blizzard descended on the city on Christmas Eve, 1982, and dumped almost two feet of snow over the following day, virtually closing the city. People unable to get to holiday celebrations or work found a challenging environment awaited when they ventured out. They were seen breaking trails on city streets on horseback, skis and snowshoes. Drivers of four-wheel-drive vehicles were requested to ferry patients and staff to hospitals in emergency situations.
A list of Colorado's historic blizzards and snowstorms
gawd people today are wussies
waaaa, the snow and ice
I lived threw the blizzard of 82 in Denver...shut down the whole town...people were stuck in a mall for three days...only vehicles allowed were emergency and a call for anyone with four wheelers or snowmachine, (snowmobiles)...
snip:
A memorable blizzard descended on the city on Christmas Eve, 1982, and dumped almost two feet of snow over the following day, virtually closing the city. People unable to get to holiday celebrations or work found a challenging environment awaited when they ventured out. They were seen breaking trails on city streets on horseback, skis and snowshoes. Drivers of four-wheel-drive vehicles were requested to ferry patients and staff to hospitals in emergency situations.
A list of Colorado's historic blizzards and snowstorms
To be fair....Colorado expects and prepares for this kind of weather....Georgia does not. I'd hate to think what would happen here if we had even 2 inches of snow.
gawd people today are wussies
waaaa, the snow and ice
I lived threw the blizzard of 82 in Denver...shut down the whole town...people were stuck in a mall for three days...only vehicles allowed were emergency and a call for anyone with four wheelers or snowmachine, (snowmobiles)...
snip:
A memorable blizzard descended on the city on Christmas Eve, 1982, and dumped almost two feet of snow over the following day, virtually closing the city. People unable to get to holiday celebrations or work found a challenging environment awaited when they ventured out. They were seen breaking trails on city streets on horseback, skis and snowshoes. Drivers of four-wheel-drive vehicles were requested to ferry patients and staff to hospitals in emergency situations.
A list of Colorado's historic blizzards and snowstorms
To be fair....Colorado expects and prepares for this kind of weather....Georgia does not. I'd hate to think what would happen here if we had even 2 inches of snow.
WTF is going on down there? Didn't the South know this was coming? Seriously if you know you don't have the equipment to deal with snow and Ice, tell everybody to stay home. There were school buses full of kids stuck on the roads overnight with no food, water and toilets. It takes at least three feet of snow here to possibly cause something like that to happen. I don't ever recall anyone getting stuck at school or on a bus because the kids were the first to be sent home or better yet, they didn't go to school in the first place. Unbelieveable.
gawd people today are wussies
waaaa, the snow and ice
I lived threw the blizzard of 82 in Denver...shut down the whole town...people were stuck in a mall for three days...only vehicles allowed were emergency and a call for anyone with four wheelers or snowmachine, (snowmobiles)...
snip:
A memorable blizzard descended on the city on Christmas Eve, 1982, and dumped almost two feet of snow over the following day, virtually closing the city. People unable to get to holiday celebrations or work found a challenging environment awaited when they ventured out. They were seen breaking trails on city streets on horseback, skis and snowshoes. Drivers of four-wheel-drive vehicles were requested to ferry patients and staff to hospitals in emergency situations.
A list of Colorado's historic blizzards and snowstorms
To be fair....Colorado expects and prepares for this kind of weather....Georgia does not. I'd hate to think what would happen here if we had even 2 inches of snow.
Here in Ireland 2 inches of snow would shut the country down, whether it was necessary or not.
gawd people today are wussies
waaaa, the snow and ice
I lived threw the blizzard of 82 in Denver...shut down the whole town...people were stuck in a mall for three days...only vehicles allowed were emergency and a call for anyone with four wheelers or snowmachine, (snowmobiles)...
snip:
A memorable blizzard descended on the city on Christmas Eve, 1982, and dumped almost two feet of snow over the following day, virtually closing the city. People unable to get to holiday celebrations or work found a challenging environment awaited when they ventured out. They were seen breaking trails on city streets on horseback, skis and snowshoes. Drivers of four-wheel-drive vehicles were requested to ferry patients and staff to hospitals in emergency situations.
A list of Colorado's historic blizzards and snowstorms
To be fair....Colorado expects and prepares for this kind of weather....Georgia does not. I'd hate to think what would happen here if we had even 2 inches of snow.
WTF is going on down there? Didn't the South know this was coming? Seriously if you know you don't have the equipment to deal with snow and Ice, tell everybody to stay home. There were school buses full of kids stuck on the roads overnight with no food, water and toilets. It takes at least three feet of snow here to possibly cause something like that to happen. I don't ever recall anyone getting stuck at school or on a bus because the kids were the first to be sent home or better yet, they didn't go to school in the first place. Unbelieveable.
They're saying too many jacknifed trucks. They don't know where to start to get them all out of the way. Plus they still have icy roads, it's 32 there today.
WTF is going on down there? Didn't the South know this was coming? Seriously if you know you don't have the equipment to deal with snow and Ice, tell everybody to stay home. There were school buses full of kids stuck on the roads overnight with no food, water and toilets. It takes at least three feet of snow here to possibly cause something like that to happen. I don't ever recall anyone getting stuck at school or on a bus because the kids were the first to be sent home or better yet, they didn't go to school in the first place. Unbelieveable.
They're saying too many jacknifed trucks. They don't know where to start to get them all out of the way. Plus they still have icy roads, it's 32 there today.
WTF is going on down there? Didn't the South know this was coming? Seriously if you know you don't have the equipment to deal with snow and Ice, tell everybody to stay home. There were school buses full of kids stuck on the roads overnight with no food, water and toilets. It takes at least three feet of snow here to possibly cause something like that to happen. I don't ever recall anyone getting stuck at school or on a bus because the kids were the first to be sent home or better yet, they didn't go to school in the first place. Unbelieveable.
They're saying too many jacknifed trucks. They don't know where to start to get them all out of the way. Plus they still have icy roads, it's 32 there today.
Its a combination of lack of preparedness and doing the wrong thing during the event.
When they let schools out, government employees out, and told people to head home early all at the same time, a clusterfuck was inevitable.
WTF is going on down there? Didn't the South know this was coming? Seriously if you know you don't have the equipment to deal with snow and Ice, tell everybody to stay home. There were school buses full of kids stuck on the roads overnight with no food, water and toilets. It takes at least three feet of snow here to possibly cause something like that to happen. I don't ever recall anyone getting stuck at school or on a bus because the kids were the first to be sent home or better yet, they didn't go to school in the first place. Unbelieveable.
They're saying too many jacknifed trucks. They don't know where to start to get them all out of the way. Plus they still have icy roads, it's 32 there today.
Its a combination of lack of preparedness and doing the wrong thing during the event.
When they let schools out, government employees out, and told people to head home early all at the same time, a clusterfuck was inevitable.
They're saying too many jacknifed trucks. They don't know where to start to get them all out of the way. Plus they still have icy roads, it's 32 there today.
Its a combination of lack of preparedness and doing the wrong thing during the event.
When they let schools out, government employees out, and told people to head home early all at the same time, a clusterfuck was inevitable.
We've actually had that problem in the past. Now they do a staggard plan. kids are the first to go, if they have school at all. If they are expecting really bad weather the kids stay home to begin with. Then they begin to release state employees and they ask the various businesses to let out by a certain time. There is still traffic but not a complete shutdown.
They're saying too many jacknifed trucks. They don't know where to start to get them all out of the way. Plus they still have icy roads, it's 32 there today.
Its a combination of lack of preparedness and doing the wrong thing during the event.
When they let schools out, government employees out, and told people to head home early all at the same time, a clusterfuck was inevitable.
They're very lucky they haven't had this terrible cold that we are having. People would be dying out there on that highway.