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why don't you have somebody strap a plow to the front of that fukkin' fork lift and drive it over to casa wags.

a little tip for the next blizzard. park your clapped out old monte carlo or whatever the fukk it is close to the end of the driveway, facing the road. makes for an easier dig out.

or just stock up on rice light and wait it out. you are in KC, the snow ain't gonna hang around that long.

Truman wrote:I would imagine would gum the works of most municipalities not named Lake Oswego.

Oswego is a city in New York. Lake Oswego is a city in Oregon (the wealthiest city in Oregon, in fact). If Lake Nonegro had a snowstorm of that magnitude, the city council would simply pay God to blow the snow across the river into Milwaukie, and let those Heathens deal with it.

Mace wrote:I don't think these guys were prepared for any snow.



I wonder if Jay is snowed in?

Bl...blizzard cond...conditions immenent. shiver Hy...hypothermia sett...setting in. shudder Send help...Mace. Bluh...blizz... desert blizzard has arrived!


May god have mercy on our desert souls.

Glad to see you survived, Jay. Enjoy your oreo blizzard.

Truman wrote:I would imagine would gum the works of most municipalities not named Lake Oswego.

I drove to work after a 30 inch snowfall. In a freaking Mercury Tracer. Pardon me while I yawn.

Mikey wrote:Sunny and about 60 in Oxnard where I was today.

What were you doin' in my ol' stomping grounds?

Sudden Sam wrote:

BSmack wrote: Mercury Tracer

Please tell us it's a company car.

Nope, I bought and paid for it. Ran it w/o a payment for 4 years after I paid off my 5 year note on it. When I finally traded what was left of it in, it had 175k+ on it. It was the ride that took me to Arizona and back, handling 90MPH on I-40 and 6+ degree grades in Salt River Canyon like they were nothing. It saw 117 degrees and 20 below and never once failed to start. I put 50k on it on one year, and the only repair I had was for a tire that took a nail. In fact, I never had ANY major repairs. Never had an issue that wasn't normal wear and tear. And that fucker could handle SNOW. If I had a dollar for every time I drove past some douchebag in an SUV who was in a ditch, I could have bought a whole fleet of SUVs.

So in short, FUCK YOU for dissing such a BAD ASS car.

Mace wrote:

War Wagon wrote:

Mace wrote:I'll scoop the walks and patio tomorrow morning when the snow ends and then get in my truck and drive anywhere I want to fucking drive. It just won't be to Kansas City.

Let's hope you drove to Blythedale yesterday, tough guy, to stock up on essentials.

Why the fuck would anybody drive to Blythedale when there's a Hy-Vee Store 3 blocks from my house? And why would I need to "stock up" for a one day, 10" snow? Jesus, Wags, we aren't getting hit with nuclear fallout, just a little snow.

Where do you live in Iowa, if you don't mind me asking? What are the winters usually like? Yes, I admit I am a snow pussy. I've lived almost all of my life in California and Texas but am relocating to Iowa in the not too distant future.

Dinsdale wrote:Lake No negro

Sounds tranquil.

mvscal wrote: Where do you live in Iowa, if you don't mind me asking? What are the winters usually like? Yes, I admit I am a snow pussy. I've lived almost all of my life in California and Texas but am relocating to Iowa in the not too distant future.

I live in southern Iowa, about 80 miles south/southeast of Des Moines. Winters have been pretty mild the past few years with very little snow and above normal temps. We probably got 5-6 inches of snow yesterday, far less than predicted, and have normal winter driving conditions...meaning the main roads are wet but not snow packed. Temps are predicted to be in the low 30's all of next week and what snow we have on the ground will be gone soon.

What part of the state will you be living?

Not nailed down exactly but likely a little south of Council Bluffs. I guess that's in the same general area.

Smackie Chan wrote:

Mikey wrote:Sunny and about 60 in Oxnard where I was today.

What were you doin' in my ol' stomping grounds?

Inspecting an energy efficiency project for a large unnamed paper products manufacturer.

mvscal wrote:Not nailed down exactly but likely a little south of Council Bluffs. I guess that's in the same general area.

Things are so bad in cali now that you'll go to Iowa?

Wow. It's worse than I thought.

Well, they did have great strip clubs the one time I was there.

smackaholic wrote:

mvscal wrote:Not nailed down exactly but likely a little south of Council Bluffs. I guess that's in the same general area.

Things are so bad in cali now that you'll go to Iowa?

Wow. It's worse than I thought.

Well, yes it is that bad and, with our new libtard super-majority, it is going to get worse. Productive citizens and businesses are fleeing California in droves. That really isn't why we're leaving, though. The lower cost of living is a selling point but the OL is from Iowa and her mother is in precarious heath so she really wants to be close to home. I can afford to be semi-retired for a few years if need be, but the CB/Omaha "metro" area is an easy commute and I don't think I'll have too much trouble finding work.

I used to do this shit all the time when I was in my 20s. It's a little more daunting now but I'm game.

smackaholic wrote:
Dude, I walked across my yard through that stuff, once, trying to find my favorite extension cord.

I just walk across my garage and pick one off the wall, where I store things like extension cords, pretty much year around. Works much better than trying to find them under 2 feet of snow. What were you powering up out there any way ?

smackaholic wrote:why don't you have somebody strap a plow to the front of that fukkin' fork lift and drive it over to casa wags.

Probably because it would end up like this highly skilled bus driver whipping a bitch in the middle of the street. Dude on the sidewalk seems pretty cool considering that monster sliding his way.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4RsXp__H2w

War Wagon wrote: Best damn forklift operator that place has ever had. You try moving a 25 ft long bundle of metal down a 12 ft wide aisle.

This is easily done when applying my rules of physics. Wags has been a good student.

Sin,

LTSTard

Papa Willie wrote:


So the name will now be mvhawkeye? Mace will approve.

If Mace has anything to say about it , it will probably be mviwfuckssheep.

mvscal wrote:Not nailed down exactly but likely a little south of Council Bluffs. I guess that's in the same general area.

Council Bluffs is about 180 miles west of where I live but the weather would be similar. My wife is from that part of the state.

Mace wrote:

mvscal wrote:Not nailed down exactly but likely a little south of Council Bluffs. I guess that's in the same general area.

Council Bluffs is about 180 miles west of where I live but the weather would be similar. My wife is from that part of the state.

Different herd of sheep over there ?

Derron wrote:Different herd of sheep over there ?

Yeah, a lot of them are red and travel to Lincoln, Nebraska on Saturday afternoons in the fall.

mvscal wrote:Not nailed down exactly but likely a little south of Council Bluffs. I guess that's in the same general area.

There really isn't anything south of Council Bluffs but cornfields. Not that there's anything wrong with that. I was stationed at Offutt AFB and really don't have a bad thing to say about the area. CB has some fine bars. Stay away from north Omaha if you can, you'd be right at home in Belleview.

Omaha is like a big Grand Rapids, which can be a positive. Middle of nowhere, though.

Glenwood is the only town south of Council Bluffs with any population, probably around 5,000, and the other towns in that area are much smaller.

While not as impressive as last weeks storm, the cornhole region of the country is getting it again. Since Wags has not weighted in on the severity of this 500 year blizzard, we can assume he made in to the forklift dock safely this morning, and will be issuing a weather and KC traffic report when he gets off.