Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have a snow blower for our sidewalk. It’s FANTASTIC! Does the job so quickly and easily, we do ours and our surrounding neighbors sidewalks. It’s fun and good exercise and good to get out in the sun and fresh air! Those of you without sidewalks, stay lazy and lame!

You're the ultimate lazy person. Why use precious fossil fuels for a stupid snow blower.

Because it works like a f***ing charm!!! Nice and quick! Then the sidewalks are clear and safe for all of us! And I don’t have to over exert myself shoveling! It’s AWESOME! Try it sometime, commie!

Why were you selling it as good exercise. You walk at a half pace behind a loud ma hine doing all the work.

Anonymous wrote:As we prepare for the snowstorm, i am reminded yet again why i love not having sidewalks

🎻🎻🎻

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stop being so lazy. Having sidewalks makes a neighborhood more safe for pedestrians, and walking is one of the best (and free) exercises a person can do.

+1000000
We're looking for a house now and won't buy anything without sidewalks. Also no sidewalks looks cheap.

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+1 this was a nonnegotiable for us

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As we prepare for the snowstorm, i am reminded yet again why i love not having sidewalks

One snow storm ever couple of years. You
Sound like lazy F

Right?! Sidewalks are the best. Safe, walking space, can teach your kid to bike ride up and down one, walk your dog, etc etc etc.

Those of you without them, sucks to suck! Your area is too cheap for one!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have a snow blower for our sidewalk. It’s FANTASTIC! Does the job so quickly and easily, we do ours and our surrounding neighbors sidewalks. It’s fun and good exercise and good to get out in the sun and fresh air! Those of you without sidewalks, stay lazy and lame!

You're the ultimate lazy person. Why use precious fossil fuels for a stupid snow blower.

Because it works like a f***ing charm!!! Nice and quick! Then the sidewalks are clear and safe for all of us! And I don’t have to over exert myself shoveling! It’s AWESOME! Try it sometime, commie!

Peak laziness.

And… shoveled sidewalks are an attractive nuisance? I think I’ve heard it all. Ha!!

Anonymous wrote:As we prepare for the snowstorm, i am reminded yet again why i love not having sidewalks

One snow storm ever couple of years. You
Sound like lazy F

Anonymous wrote:We have a snow blower for our sidewalk. It’s FANTASTIC! Does the job so quickly and easily, we do ours and our surrounding neighbors sidewalks. It’s fun and good exercise and good to get out in the sun and fresh air! Those of you without sidewalks, stay lazy and lame!

You're the ultimate lazy person. Why use precious fossil fuels for a stupid snow blower.

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only woman that likes shoveling snow? It makes me feel strong, and it's such a great way to mix up workouts.

DW grew up further north, so she's eager to shovel any time it snows. Reminds her of her childhood home. I am happy to let her have that fun. We have a long sidewalk in front of our house!

We have a snow blower for our sidewalk. It’s FANTASTIC! Does the job so quickly and easily, we do ours and our surrounding neighbors sidewalks. It’s fun and good exercise and good to get out in the sun and fresh air! Those of you without sidewalks, stay lazy and lame!

Americans are so lazy.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only woman that likes shoveling snow? It makes me feel strong, and it's such a great way to mix up workouts.

I'm the OP and I'm a lady who loves shovelingg snow too! But I like shovelling pristine driveway snow on my own time, not iced over stomped on sidewalk snow within 12 hours after the snow stops falling like my old HOA dictated

Here's what you do.

Shovel ASAP, preferably mid snowfall.

Lay down de-icer.

Done. It's so easy.

Well, on your own time it's not going to be pristine any more.

Anonymous wrote:Yep. shoveling snow, mowing your lawn, etc. It's just exercise god forbid. Why would you avoid exercise?

+1 why not just live in a condo if you don't want to do any outside maintenance. That's my plan for when I retire.

Anonymous wrote:I actually hate that there are no sidewalks in our neighborhood, but not having to shovel one after a snowstorm is a small consolation.

+1 I've lived around here for 10 years. The amount of times I've had to shovel snow is a lot smaller than the amount of times my kids and I have walked, biked and played on the sidewalk. I love having a sidewalk. That was a deal breaker for me.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stop being so lazy. Having sidewalks makes a neighborhood more safe for pedestrians, and walking is one of the best (and free) exercises a person can do.

Pedestrians can walk on the road. Roads were never meant for cars only. Bike, walk, scoot, skate on the road!

It depends on what traffic is like in the neighborhood. If you live in a residential area with zero through traffic, having no sidewalks can work fine because people just assume that there will be kids and people in the street and no one minds going slow or like driving around a family walking down the side of the road.

The problem is that very few neighborhoods are like this. Most neighborhoods have through streets, and even if you don't live on a through street, people now drive down adjacent roads all the time to get around traffic on the through street. Those people don't live in the neighborhood, don't care about the vibe of the neighborhood or the safety of people who live there (even the kids), and are often impatient and stupid.

Pedestrians can't safely walk on the road in the latter neighborhood, which is most neighborhoods. Thus: sidewalks.