I heard it was supposed to snow this weekend...

[Sackett]

Yeah, that sounds like a literal pain in the arse.

In my earlier years, there was some discomfort. However, these days it works itself out pretty well.

[brutal]

I shoveled/blew last nigh. Heavy, wet snow, crusted too by the time I got out there.

Looks like a few more inches this morning, need to take a break from work and go blow.

Um, wrong site for that sort of thing bro.

My penance for razzing Mick-boy...

[brutal]

In my earlier years, there was some discomfort. However, these days it works itself out pretty well.

Um, wrong site for that sort of thing bro.

[Great-Kazoo]

Um, wrong site for that sort of thing bro.

Bottoms Up

[crashdown]

Bottoms Up

Now that would be messy!

[Big E3]

Wife just got rear ended.

Um, wrong site for that sort of thing bro.

[Irving]

Um, wrong site for that sort of thing bro.

I guess the cop was pretty pissed at the tortfeaser and cited him for reckless driving. Usually for minor fender benders people only get careless.

[68Charger]

That's crazy talk! The town I grew up in averages around 90" a year. In 2014, they got 134" and so far in 2015 they have 61". Having twice that would be pretty wild!

looked it up- I remember that figure, but it was in the late 80's... apparently the average is about 27'... but the record is 560" (46 feet) in the winter of '89-90
http://www.valdezstar.net/story/2013...cords/427.html

It's the nation's "snowiest city": http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2011...com-lists-them

[theGinsue]

In my earlier years, there was some discomfort. However, these days it works itself out pretty well.

Um, wrong site for that sort of thing bro.

I was hoping that would get called out. I didn't want to be the one to do it & repeat myself. Glad you did!

Um, wrong site for that sort of thing bro.

My jokes rarely get quoted. Timing is everything. 'Sides, you guys crack me up.


So Stu, how bad is the damage to your wife's car? Are she & the youngin still feeling okay?

[Irving]

I think they're okay. They both said they feel a little sore now, but nothing we are worried about. I had assumed that my wife was stopped at a light and someone slid into her. Actually, she was approaching an intersection where she planned to make a right turn. She actually saw the guy lose control behind her in the mirror, and kept moving forward in an attempt to negotiate the turn to get out of the way before impact. She didn't make it and was actually rear-ended while she was moving forward. Good thing she wasn't stopped. I think that is part of the reason the officer was mad at the other driver. My wife saw the situation develop, kept moving forward, and was still able to avoid being pushed into any other cars, so like most rear-end accidents, this was completely avoidable.

It only shattered the rear bumper. Fortunately he has USAA and they've already accepted liability and everything. USAA is a great insurance company to work with, they don't mess around.