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Old 03-07-2014, 07:56 PM
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Looks like a wet snow Sam so it shouldn't take long to melt!
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Yeah, that's not working out so well. Need to go farther south.



Not yet but this is a possibility.
Sam, lmao!
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Old 03-07-2014, 09:16 PM
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Sam, I don't think you moved far enough south. Us New Yorkers need to move all the way south, you must have run out of gas!

Btw where was your plant at? We have a great family friend in NY that has a redi mix plant and that was some business, I miss going there to get loaded up, always a cool place to visit.
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Was 52 here in Indiana yesterday,I got out an washed the car and cleaned the garage....still have a few patches of snow around...
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This stuff is really cutting into my shop time with the 982! This is just a couple shots of the damage caused by the ice storm. We logged over 15 man hours today just cleaning up my dad's yard and driveway. At least it was 65 degrees!
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Was 52 here in Indiana yesterday,I got out an washed the car and cleaned the garage....still have a few patches of snow around...
I'm still looking at about a foot and a half on the ground. Haven't seen the grass since November. It can't melt fast enough.
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The concern in my neck of the woods is, once all this snow melts, where is all this water going to go?
Once it get finished screwing your life up, it's gonna come down the crick and screw up my neck of the woods!
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Been in the low 50's today around Cleveland, OH, but the weather pundits have ALREADY posted a winter storm warning for Wednesday. snow. Snow. Snow. Weather warnings. Power outages...


Sheeeeeeeeessshhhhhhh

Think I'll play a Bob Wills & Texas Playboys song "my windows faces the south...my windows faces the south....
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Ya who.........it got to 46° yesterday and I was giddy. The mood changed for a lot of people. Seen "some people" walking around the local walmart in "shorts".
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Just plowed the drive, took me about 15 minutes.
I hear ya Sam! We plowed for about 4 hours that same day and about 6 hours the next. I had to bust out the SPF 30 for the first time this year too.
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