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Salister 03-04-2014 11:58 PM

I love the goat.
 
http://youtu.be/la-PK1wQrWs

Froggy 03-05-2014 3:33 AM

The people here in GA have a hard time driving on clear dry streets . Yes 1'' of snow will shut down the roads keep the kids out of school and cause thousands of traffic accidents.

fly135 03-05-2014 9:42 AM

Pretty sure that if you don't have salt to put on the roads that the drivers up north would have the same problem. Just got back from snowboarding in Vermont and not a slick spot on the roads anywhere even while it was snowing.

magicr 03-05-2014 9:55 AM

My sister-in-law lives in San Clemente CA. and laughs when it rains as she says there are so many wrecks, from (A.) People not slowing down and realizing the roads are slick, and (B.) assuming the roads are so slick from the rain that they're driving 20 mph under the speed limit. No offense to any Californians, as us Oregonians at least know how to drive in the rain. :p

bcrider 03-05-2014 9:57 AM

It's no different even up here in BC. Most people don't put proper tires on for winter or are just white knuckle drivers in the snow. As someone that drives to the mountains regularly these people annoy the hell out of me. If you're that nervous stay home and leave the snow covered roads to the people that know how to drive and are prepared for snow.

Salister 03-05-2014 11:03 AM

I found it as funny satire about the winter this year in general, not the fact that is makes fun of people in states that never get bad weather. This winter has been hell for many of us.... the fact that there is only like 1 month left of this crap is encouraging. Hopefully. LOL

rdlangston13 03-08-2014 10:34 AM

What happened in southern states or at least DFW at least is that they don't so much get snow as much as sleet that leaves a thin layer of ice on the roads. A snow covered road has more traction than an ice covered road. This last week in Montana they had 1/32" inch of ice on the road and they shut down the school buses but kept the schools open and a girl was killed in a vehicle incident on the way to school. Up north most of the time you get snow roads, not ice ones and when it does ice in the north they are just as bad of drivers. Amazing how a school recognizes danger enough to not run buses but still keeps school in session endangering students


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slowwwflowww 03-08-2014 10:49 AM

Winter this year has been harder for many people both in north and south.At least southerners don't have our heating bills!!

rdlangston13 03-08-2014 3:42 PM

That's true, my gas and electricity bill both averaged about 60 bucks a month all winter


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pesos 03-09-2014 4:26 PM

Just got back from 5 days in Springfield, IL and all I can say is...

WHY?

I'll take my 65-75 degree winter days...


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