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Old 02-13-2015, 03:05 PM
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Default Neptune is on the way

Man I feel for you guys in the north east.
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Old 02-13-2015, 03:19 PM
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I was thinking the same thing this morning when I saw the forecast.

If a bunch of guys got together with their Cubs and snow throwers (Hopefully with cabs) they could clear roads, much the same way that they plow a field on plow day.
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If I could, I would take some of that snow from them but it keeps missing us! With the exception of the one 15" pounding we had, everything so far this winter has been nothing but an inch or two tease (yes gentlemen, that's what she said).
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Good thing they didn't name it Winter Storm Uranus. That would make for plenty more meteorologist videos on the net Also substitute it in the title of this thread
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Good thing they didn't name it Winter Storm Uranus. That would make for plenty more meteorologist videos on the net Also substitute it in the title of this thread
You need to look up past Uranus to see Neptune!

As meterologists say..... a little bit of snow for my area; 1 to 3 inches. Whooopie Do!
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I think the klingons are attacking uranus....
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My brother lives in Albany and he's been getting a foot each week for 2 weeks. He had to shovel on his birthday and was swearing a lot. I do feel for those folks up there.
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My brother lives in Albany and he's been getting a foot each week for 2 weeks. He had to shovel on his birthday and was swearing a lot. I do feel for those folks up there.
Yes Alvy, I agree.....too much of a great thing can be bad! I want some snow since I have logged in 0 hours of seat time this winter and others have such a surplus that they do not know where to put it. I am sure that by now, the novelty of a fresh snow has grown old for them. Tell your brother to be careful shoveling....that much snow is often heavy snow and is hard on the ole' ticker.

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I don't mind it, but I have maxed out the throwing height the qa-42a can handle. They're saying 10-14 today into tomorrow. My mailman was a great guy and stopped by with his old ford 4x4 with a loader on it and knocked down the snowbanks at the end of the driveway, they were over 7 feet! Not easy to see out.
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