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Seriously. **** snow. I hate it.
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Snow is my enemy.
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He had to turn around on the way up to the Pass trying to get to Spokane for Xmas because one of his chains broke. He's making another go at it right now.
The Pass seriously sucks right now. 2-3 hour backups, chains required with enforcement checks, etc.
The Pass seriously sucks right now. 2-3 hour backups, chains required with enforcement checks, etc.
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Last year when we got snowed in in February, my apartment's driveway area was covered in ice and snow. I noticed that if I were to get partway out and start sliding, I'd probably be out of control going down a 30 degree slope, likely backwards, and probably crash at the bottom and die. So I got to spend a few days inside and live off of what I had in cans.
That was right after I got semi-stranded in my car in full funeral dress including my EG captoes, which performed surprisingly well in the fresh snow. Note to self, do not take chains out of the car for any reason. Make room for them somewhere. The day you take them out, it will snow on you.
That was right after I got semi-stranded in my car in full funeral dress including my EG captoes, which performed surprisingly well in the fresh snow. Note to self, do not take chains out of the car for any reason. Make room for them somewhere. The day you take them out, it will snow on you.
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One of the reasons it's nice living "right near da beach. Boy-eeee!"
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One of the reasons it's nice living "right near da beach. Boy-eeee!"Originally Posted by lost in va
Yeah until it actually does snow and everyone freaks out.
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I love snow. It reminds me of 1996.
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Yeah until it actually does snow and everyone freaks out.Originally Posted by underwearer
I'd vote va beach as having some of the worst snow drivers in the US.
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He had to turn around on the way up to the Pass trying to get to Spokane for Xmas because one of his chains broke. He's making another go at it right now.Originally Posted by j
The Pass seriously sucks right now. 2-3 hour backups, chains required with enforcement checks, etc.
How do you guys live like that?
I moved from NYC to Houston, Tx. in 1977.
I miss a lot of things about NYC, but snow is not one of them
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