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Old 02-11-2014, 11:12 AM
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It's snowing again. The ground is covered. We may get 3", and I'm under the weather, so I can't play in it. Plus it's my birthday.
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Old 02-11-2014, 11:20 AM
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Too much birthday cheer last night?
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Old 02-11-2014, 12:05 PM
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Happy birthday Allen. Hope you feel better before it melts away and you miss out on plow time. Maybe Jenn can plow the snow and she'll let you watch thru the window.
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Old 02-11-2014, 01:03 PM
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It's snowing again. The ground is covered. We may get 3", and I'm under the weather, so I can't play in it. Plus it's my birthday.
More snow Allen! To bad you can't enjoy it. Take care of yourself buddy!
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Happy Birthday, Allen, and hurry and get well.
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happy birthday, Allen!
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Happy Birthday Allen,
I bet Jenn is ready for snow!
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Too bad some of you guys up north don't get the weather forecasts for this area you would think the world is coming to an end 6-10" OMG, from someone that lived in NE it's like bring it on come on let's talk 24" and drifting or don't waste my time. This is such a joke. Talk about panic city. The BX is ready and I have Scotch life is good. I'll post pics of the end of the world. LMAO
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Happy Birthday neighbor. We have about 1.5-2 inches up here is SOP. Not looking forward to the ice on top of the snow tomorrow (sure wish I had a front blade for the 104. Get better soon - this stuff will probably still be around when you feel better.
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Too bad some of you guys up north don't get the weather forecasts for this area you would think the world is coming to an end 6-10" OMG, from someone that lived in NE it's like bring it on come on let's talk 24" and drifting or don't waste my time. This is such a joke. Talk about panic city. The BX is ready and I have Scotch life is good. I'll post pics of the end of the world. LMAO
You think there is panic down there, you should hear the caterwauling in Richmond over a 4-8 inch prediction. I'm 25 mi. NW of the city, supposed to get 8-12. I put the chains on the Ford this evening. I might even baptize the QA42A that I just put on my 1450. Never had a snowthrower before. This might be fun if we don't lose power.
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