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Holy moly...
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Disaster in January.
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It will snow again someday but regression has inflicted pain on so many. Icey1929, 40/90 and some others just need a few man hugs to get them through it.
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It’s the 80s, accept it.
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Yup. I don’t think Ray should be alone right now...along with a few others...terrible thoughts may lead to terrible actions when a weenie is around knives and high powered yard equipment. Thankfully, amwx is here to listen.
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Do you cook with almond butter or spread it like a milf?
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Nice. I like a little fat in my shake with peanut butter though. Kinda like how I like my women. Skin and bones isn’t tastey.
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With a scope of peanut butter and powdered greens.
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Yea. He’s swimming alongside Icey1929...doing the doggy paddle in cohesion.
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Lol. Well done lad.
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Looks like a 2 week winter then off to lawn mowings and flower planting in Feb and Mar...before the nao has revenge in April and May.
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Ouch:
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The only time I experienced thunder/lightning snow was skiing in Snowbird/Alta back in Feb 2005. Just got done for the day...roughly 4pm. It had been snowing all day. Then the skies opened up and boom/crack. And when you’re that high up in altitude, it feels like it’s on top of your head like a red hat. It was surreal.
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I’d still take the powerball jack lol but I get the excitement at the time.
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What a super weenie...awesome.
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James..is that you?
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All good. Just busting. It’s been a quiet period.
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Thought the same.
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Tornado upper air analysis from when Jesus walked the earth...yup, it’s been a big winter in NewEng.
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Kinda feels how tracking will go the next two weeks...scraping every model run looking for a snowflake like we’re lifting couch cushions looking for loose change to buy milk.
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That’s crazy. One can get a decent pickup truck with a plow for much less.
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And it’s only going to get worse over the next 7 days or so.
