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Snow day? - ryoken - 02-08-2013
Ok here in Toronto Canada i have shoveled the driveway at 6PM last night, then again at 9PM, and now i just went and shoveled another 4 feet of snow at 6AM. All the schools cancelled bus service, but not school. Got to love the way Governments think eh?
Anyone else getting dumped on? Or having a "snow day"
RE: Snow day? - sindroms - 02-08-2013
I have been having a snow day ever since late november. At an average of 20-40 cm of snow per day.
RE: Snow day? - meoshi - 02-08-2013
It snowed so much here that the roads disappeared.
RE: Snow day? - AshHill07 - 02-08-2013
We had a week of non-stop snow a few weeks ago, traffic nightmare.
Unfortunatly it seems not -all- the snow in that large storm currently over the USA and Canada is going to fall in that area and about half of it is heading our way! Great, I always love not being able to get to where I need to go and resceduleing everything. -.-
RE: Snow day? - Reid - 02-08-2013
It's raining right now
RE: Snow day? - Haste - 02-08-2013
Sun is shining, the weather is sweet
Make you want to move your dancing feet
To the rescue, here i am
Want you to know, y'all, where i stand
RE: Snow day? - Fifty. - 02-08-2013
I'm in the office. No possible way to know the weather outside.
Sometimes I get surprised when I leave it at the end of the day q.q
Hopefully no snow this time.
RE: Snow day? - Jansen - 02-08-2013
Its winter, snow happens in that time of the year. I dont mind it at all.
RE: Snow day? - Huhuh - 02-09-2013
What's snow?
RE: Snow day? - Agmen of Eladesor - 02-09-2013
(02-09-2013, 05:21 AM)Crackpunch Wrote: What's snow?
For the record, I'm looking forward to those days! Maybe one or two days of light snow all winter, instead of getting dumped on many times with multiple inches ...
I still remember 1978. We were out of school for two weeks in my county, and the drifts were taller than semi-trailers.