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  • #61
    Quoth Racket_Man View Post
    but what about the bikes, snowmobiles, snowblowers, cars, lawn mowers, ladders, Xmas decorations and buried dog poop ???????
    It's funny 'cause it's true.
    "Is it hot in here to you? It's very warm, isn't it?"--Nero, probably

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    • #62
      We won't go there about dog poop. You can't even walk in my parents' backyard anymore, until Dad shovels all the dogshit out of the way.

      Yeah, it was a long winter with a lot of snow.
      You really need to see a neurologist. - Wagegoth

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      • #63
        Yesterday, Mom told me she stood outside her apartment with her neighbors and watched a tornado pass by a few miles to the south. Ick. Luckily, none of my family are injured - one cousin has a lot of damage to her house and her car's totaled (tree fell on it), but that's it. Tornado came really close to a family friend, but it passed over his house. The only damage? Some broken wind chimes and scratches on his truck caused by a neighbor's falling shingles.

        I seem to be in a sweet spot in between the cold and snow up north and the storms and tornadoes down south....*crosses fingers*
        "Even arms dealers need groceries." ~ Ziva David, NCIS

        Tony: "Everyone's counting on you, just do what you do best."
        Abby: "Dance?" ~ NCIS

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        • #64
          Quoth dalesys View Post
          So you're more than six feet under now?
          We get some melt off very rarely during the season, and a lot of it compacts under it's own weight, but .....yes.


          Quoth Racket_Man View Post
          bikes, snowmobiles, snowblowers, cars, lawn mowers, ladders, Xmas decorations and buried dog poop ???????
          Deer carcasses. Always make me think of the whole woolly mammoth they pulled out of the tundra in Siberia. And I LOVE that little "POP" under your boot when an ornament that fell off the tree near the discard pile finally doesn't have snow protection. A sure sign of Spring.

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