Seattle, the day after tomorrow update
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Or maybe whatever power/phone lines on top of the pole the bus hit were also connected to the pole they were standing next too?CuntWaffle said:
I like how those people who were up the hill from the bus started running away in panic like the bus was going to spin out uphill at them.uzi said:
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I remember that year because a kid from my neighborhood ran his sled straight in to the back of a parked car on a pretty decent size hill and killed himself.huskyhooligan said:
You sure this wasn't 90 pre christmas? I entered 6th period at my middle school, nothing, by the end of class there was 4 inches of snow everywhere. By the end of the night there was easily a foot and half. Snow and ice lasted for days. Next day specifically I remember the wind chill was like -7. Went out to play and lasted about 20 minutes. Great sledding that year. Even pulled inner tubes out. All the hills and streets had a solid sheet of ice. Would later snow night before and on christmas a few more inches.creepycoug said:the storm of, what, 1992? I went in to Kane Hall (you know Yella, the building behind which I got my ass handed to me by a bunch of Husky ruffians who caused my twisted allegiances) to take a logic exam. Intermediate logic in the UW philo dept was a bitch for us non-comp sci / no math guysms btw) Anyhoo, fucking thing was like 3 hours long.
On my way in to "the U" that morning, the one in Seattle, they were yammering about this snow storm on the radio. By then, I was old enuff to scoff at weathermen and their sill predictions. There was slush on my windshield, and I was like, "typical fucking Seattle. this ain't snow bitch!"
There was not a flake of snow on the ground when I went in for the exam. It was wet af. I came out 3 hours later, and I shit you not, it's almost up to my fucking knees in Red Square.
Go to the wife's (then girlfriend's) apt. on lower Queen Anne, thinking I'll hang out for a bit. Wound up being stuck there for days.
Does anyone remember that one? I-5 was like something out of a dystopian movie. It was covered white and I didn't see asphalt anywhere for close to 10 days. It snowed like a mother fucker and then we had a long ass cold snap. I-5 was littered with abandoned cars from Tacoma to Everett. People just pulling over, getting out and leaving their cars all over the freeway.
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It's Seattle, they are not running away because they are afraid of being hit, rather they are running to avoid helping.CuntWaffle said:
I like how those people who were up the hill from the bus started running away in panic like the bus was going to spin out uphill at them.uzi said:
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Gotta get home to Tweet & post how "dumb" somebody is to complete their cycle of projection.alumni94 said:
It's Seattle, they are not running away because they are afraid of being hit, rather they are running to avoid helping.CuntWaffle said:
I like how those people who were up the hill from the bus started running away in panic like the bus was going to spin out uphill at them.uzi said: -
Where I am it's the first day above freezing in 9 or 10 days. Mostly single digits and near 0 at night. During that time we'v had 3 feet of snow or more.
Missed a connection in Seattle coming back from the Peach Bowl because 1 inch fell and SEA-TAC was paralyzed. They had already ran out of deicer for the planes. They couldn't clear the gates and we had to sit in the plane for 2 hours out on the tarmac. -
I live at 6500 ft in the Rockies. This is getting comical watching from afar.
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Elevation superiority guy
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I put my truck in 4wd today for the first time during this storm. I couldn't get up the driveway with all the slush.
Our power stayed on the whole time which is all I give a shit about. Didn't run out of food, liquor or weed. Complete weather preparedness. -
Boy Scout!!dflea said:I put my truck in 4wd today for the first time during this storm. I couldn't get up the driveway with all the slush.
Our power stayed on the whole time which is all I give a shit about. Didn't run out of food, liquor or weed. Complete weather preparedness.
