03/06/2013 07:22 Subject: Snowquester
Anonymous
I'm a New Englander. Not phased by the snow, but am a bit concerned about the predicted reports of wind and thundersnow. That's what takes out the infrastructure and creates overall havoc.
We fear nor'easters up there. I'm a bit afraid to see what damage has been done to coastal home up there. Been a tough winter so far. Landscapers have no nightmare to report from exterior inspection, but looking at the interior ceiling will tell me if there were any breaches.
Anonymous wrote:WHERE IS ALL THE SNOW we were supposed to get? They cancelled FCPS classes and the roads are completely clear! Did the snow completely miss us, or are we going to get dumped on later today?
Anonymous wrote:No snow on Capitol Hill. Why is the fed closed?
Anonymous wrote:WHERE IS ALL THE SNOW we were supposed to get? They cancelled FCPS classes and the roads are completely clear! Did the snow completely miss us, or are we going to get dumped on later today?
Anonymous wrote:Bust
Anonymous wrote:Well, I love snow and so do my kids, so I'm freaking thrilled about it (if it does come).
We will be outside playing most of the day. I'm fortunate that I can take the day off from work with pay.
We spend from March through September in mild to hot weather around here so one day of white, beautiful accumulating snow would be great in my book.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If it snows tomorrow am I am asshole if I make my nanny drive 6.745 miles to my home to babysit so I don't have to commute in shitty weather and just work from home? Is it realllly bad of me to ask this of the nanny so I don't have to miss work or watch my child?
Yes, textbook definition of asshole.
You guys, I'm MOCKING that post.
would have been funny, except you clearly failed. Next time, try more exaggeration.