NYC Blizzard Warning - 20-30" of snow

[Smedy]

ames shouldn't go outside today, he so white that wigga he blend right in and get ran over by buss, luv ya pal

[Jimmybones]

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[Jimmybones]

Originally Posted by Smedy [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

ames shouldn't go outside today, he so white that wigga he blend right in and get ran over by buss, luv ya pal

Man it feel's so good to be a white gentleman


Surströmming 4 lyfe

[Smedy]

white gentleman, mmm dats right, luv dat feels bro

[fred schnarf]

went for 2 mile walk and bikeride yesterday, was windy and about 65 degrees

very sunny, park was full

enjoy blizzard.

[Kimm Bare|y]

It's over. Only 6 - 8" fell. Got 2 snow days out of it. Not mad.

[Yumyums Inmahtumtums]

6"-8"!!!??!? What'd it snow TWICE??


I'll be here all week

[Kimm Bare|y]

almost didn't make it in lol

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[Lemiddar]

Originally Posted by Pitborn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Dear American Pussies,
Sack Up.
3 feet of snow is nothing and only stops Cities that are full of whiny douches . ( Toronto
Love,
Canada

I'm very interested to know what city you're attempting to compare to NYC or Boston, given you ruled out Toronto and I'd assume Vancouver as well.

I've spent a few winters in PG and Calgary. Bit colder, bit more snow. Not much different overall.

Comparing my experience in Calgary to NYC actually showed me that "dry cold" isn't as bad as what I'd been used to. Up until that I hated when people used the terms "dry cold" and "dry heat". It gave me the "dry heaves".

[Akalakamelee]

Part of the problem with new England is the climate here will cause roads to ice over. That with a bunch of snow leads to some serious driving conditions. So while we may not get massive amounts like other areas it can be more dangerous due to ice on the roads