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I've heard this argument alot. And to be honest I find a girl in a summer dress far more attractive than the Michelin man.
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I've heard this argument alot. And to be honest I find a girl in a summer dress far more attractive than the Michelin man.
I've heard this argument alot. And to be honest I find a girl in a summer dress far more attractive than the Michelin man.
Well, perhaps YOU can't. Some of us learned how to deal with snow quite early on.. Cold is one thing but snow is even worse. You can't drive in it...
Surely you jest. Nothing in around here gets shut down for less than six or seven inches in an evening.things get shut down and you get snowed in.
Definitely! A bikini even better.I've heard this argument alot. And to be honest I find a girl in a summer dress far more attractive than the Michelin man.
Not can't don't want to. I feel sorry for you driving in snow. Poor people who don't know how to come in out of the snow.... If you get snowed in. You ain't going anywhere. lol lolWell, perhaps YOU can't. Some of us learned how to deal with snow quite early on.
Surely you jest. Nothing in around here gets shut down for less than six or seven inches in an evening.
Where I live it's not snowed, it's iced.Not can't don't want to. I feel sorry for you driving in snow. Poor people who don't know how to come in out of the snow.... If you get snowed in. You ain't going anywhere. lol lol
Where I live it's not snowed, it's iced.
And when you get iced, NOBODY goes anywhere, unless they want new curves to their car, or bent rims.
I had a Subaru years ago, and it was the only car capable of getting around on the ice, but even it was struggling a bit.
The temps aren't quite low enough to make the ice really cold (like on ice road truckers), but they are just high enough to make it an ice skating rink for a game of bumper cars. And in my town, people don't really know how to drive on it which makes things a lot worse. 4 wheel drive doesn't equal 4 wheel stop. I don't know how many hicks I have to tell that to.
I have always found six inches of snow in Cleveland or eight inches in St Paul easier to drive in than one inch in Charlottesville. Up North most of the other drivers have some idea of what they are about on snow. Not so in Virginia, where snow is rare indeed these days.
Just a small reminder, ladies and gents..
Winter VS Summer ... fftopic:
Now, THAT is Autumn!
Yeah man!:eusa_clapTink knows what's what. Forget dreaming of a white Christmas, start dreaming of white sand beaches...and a cold drink.
:rofl:Ummm...you realize those are summertime vegetables?
Just another situation where you can't drive because of cold nastiness. :doh:Where I live it's not snowed, it's iced.
And when you get iced, NOBODY goes anywhere, unless they want new curves to their car, or bent rims.
I had a Subaru years ago, and it was the only car capable of getting around on the ice, but even it was struggling a bit.
The temps aren't quite low enough to make the ice really cold (like on ice road truckers), but they are just high enough to make it an ice skating rink for a game of bumper cars. And in my town, people don't really know how to drive on it which makes things a lot worse. 4 wheel drive doesn't equal 4 wheel stop. I don't know how many hicks I have to tell that to.
So snow is good for watching on TV but you don't want to be out in it. I don't even want to watch it. I get cold just looking at the danged stuff.I like the thought of snow, I like watching it. But I am a hot weather gal all the way.
Hmm..Ummm...you realize those are summertime vegetables?
..and somehow I believe you.So snow is good for watching on TV but you don't want to be out in it. I don't even want to watch it. I get cold just looking at the danged stuff.
Hmm..
I quite sure it's like this:
1. when the sound Corn Harvester is around - we know it's Autumn.
2. when you buy load of potatoes for the winter - it's Autumn.
and
3. when you put the beetroot in your basement - it's Autumn.
lol