And every year there's always a guy on the street who doesnt shovel their snow thinking it'll all melt. So a wall of snow ends up at the end of their driveway from the street plow and pending how the weather warms up and gets cold overnight it hardens into an ice wall. lol
Interesting. I didn't think about how snow could pile up (we don't get enough). But yeah, it's all horrible, really. EDIT: When we get snow, it's a) a little, b) doesn't hang around long, and c) most people don't drive on it. But it also doesn't fell trees and break transmission lines, so -- it's just a day inside for us.And every year there's always a guy on the street who doesnt shovel their snow thinking it'll all melt. So a wall of snow ends up at the end of their driveway from the street plow and pending how the weather warms up and gets cold overnight it hardens into an ice wall. lol
I've never had a big ice wall you cant drive over, but there's been times I still want to hack away at the small bump. For those of you who dont live in cold weather to get iced up mounds, you need something like this to break it apart.
Bro, I'm having a ham sandwich on the back porch, right as you posted this and I laughed too hard.
Haha. That's awesome.Yep. I live in Middle of Nowhere PA, so when we lose power we are usually last on the list to get it fixed. And we lose power out here a few times per year.
A couple years ago during that huge ice storm, the wife and I were out of power for 6 days, and it was cold. We lived by the fireplace, we cooked on campstoves, we slept by the fireplace. We essentially camped out in our den for a week, playing board games and stuff.
Honestly we had a blast! But we were glad to get our power back after those six days.
Well, you can blame this guy....
Took me a moment to realize that's gasoline. The FUCK.
You dont have winter tires?
Why would I? Where i live there are about 3 days below 32 per year, but 200 days above 90.
I wonder if you can arrest her for attempted terrorist bombing if she drives within 500 feet of a school or government building in that FAE she's made there.
Well, you would because of the 3 days below 32 per year or whatever.
Spin out city! I kid.
Holy shit is that gas??
I'm happy we got a ton of rain. Thank Nature for making up for fucking POS Gavin Newsom.
Ice is a lot worse than snow.
You ought to know.Well, you can blame this guy....
or alternatively, this guy...
and if you are kinda hip, blame her...
That happened to me in my mustang years ago, one the one snowy day per year we get here. Almost looked like I planned it!
(sarcasm on)
Pretty much the advice I got was have the HVAC guy come out once a year to clean it out and check it.(Usually for me it's Sept/October) Admittedly I gave that same advice to my brother by he ignored it. (By the time he got around to calling the HVAC guy in his area, the HVAC guy had died.)
That ain't no nectar nugget.
Best thing about the winter months is this being available. I'm tempted to pick some up now before the storm.IT'S FUCKIN COLD AND WINDY.
DAMN!
But at least I'm all set for the storm.
My absolute favorite beer. 24 should last me the weekend.
It's just The Weather Channels doing not some official thing like how they name the storms that turn into hurricanes.
Not typically. This one covers so much of the US, and in many parts where winter storms are rarer and not as extreme (supposedly) as this one that it's been granted a distinct designation. And like IntentionalPun said, The Weather Channel named it. Enough people felt it deserving of a name this time that it kind of caught on.
