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Hahaha. Same here. In WNC, if there is even a forecast of snow they shut everything down. Then if we do get snow, I'm the only one at work. They probably say, "Hey, there's that Rover drivin Yankee." "Crazy bastard."
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I had the same problem last friday. I drove from home in New Hampshire to work in Mass. I was driving over small downed trees skirting downed power lines even drove over one or two as there was no other choice only to arrive at post to find myself almost alone. The person there was telling those that made it to go home lol.
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LRflip said:
The wifes Jeep won't let you either unless you turn off the "ESP" or "VSP" whatever the hell it is, how can I teach my kids proper driving techniques with cars that think for you?:ack:
BDM said:haha, nice.
I wish we got a little something down here. It's been like 70 the past two days. Hardly Christmassy at all!
Same here. Sunny and 70, no complaints here.
Haha. That's a great pic. I wish it'd get colder out here. It hovered just above freezing and rained for the last few weeks. Pretty shitty as it ends up turning to black ice over night for the drive to work.
paxton said:You don't say...
shit. i meant overcast, but SEVENTY.
stupid fingers are faster than my brain. :banghead:
mgreenspan said:
by the "dirty dirty UK" where do you live? I've got family in Somerset and have spent some time in London and Brighton. I love riding the train around the countyside.
quick128 said:
I'm living in Cambridge. The countryside is beautiful. It's not really the dirty dirty. But after Mississippi and my initial impression here it seemed appropriate.