Originally Posted by gblowfish (Post 15435098)

Tip to the wise. Put your car floor mats on your windshield. Pull your windshield wipers up off the window and point them straight up. Take plastic grocery sacks and tie them up around your mirrors, then push your mirrors in toward the car window. It'll make de-icing your car tomorrow much easier. Or put the car in the garage for you rich bastards...

Originally Posted by penguinz (Post 15435131)

My wipers don’t stay up on there own. Stupid Jeep.

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 15435123)

I hope I don’t have to drive back in this crap. They got about 10” of snow at home yesterday so we missed that but we are driving back from Branson on Saturday.

Originally Posted by LiveSteam (Post 15435279)

We just had 9 inches.the other day.
Had to break out the 2 stage snow blowers.
First time ive fired them up in a couple years

Originally Posted by Buehler445 (Post 15435280)

I’d give my left nut for 10” of snow.

Originally Posted by Buehler445 (Post 15435280)

I’d give my left nut for 10” of snow.

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 15435448)

I’d give my left nut to live anywhere but the ****ing Midwest. If I don’t make it out of Iowa by age 50, they’re going to find my frozen body in a drift.

Originally Posted by Coach (Post 15435461)

Same here, except out of Missouri.

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 15435448)

I’d give my left nut to live anywhere but the ****ing Midwest. If I don’t make it out of Iowa by age 50, they’re going to find my frozen body in a drift.

Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 15435462)

Snow is coming down steady here in north KC. It's a winter wonderland out there right now. Kid has already asked to go out and play in the snow three times, trying to hold him off until this afternoon.

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 15435468)

I’ve actually considered moving down here (I’m in Branson right now). It might not seem like it but the winters here are 100x better than at home.

Originally Posted by Buehler445 (Post 15435479)

I'm here for the long haul, I hope anyway. Iowa is a different beast altogether.

I went to Iowa in the winter ONCE. It was Cedar Falls. I can't remember, I want to say for 4 days - It was butt****ing foggy every ****ing day. When we rolled in, it was so foggy, I drove right by NIU and didn't realize it had changed from a field to a major university.

By the time it was over, I REALLY needed some sunshine. Sure, it's cold here, sometimes, but I get sun. And hell, if it's sunny and the wind stays out (big ask) or I can get on the south side of a building, it's straight up nice.



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