Moderator: CameronBornAndBred
I thought the wind was still pretty strong last night, especially coming out of chappaheeya...Very Duke Blue wrote:The wind isn't as strong as last night but it's still somewhat strong. Maybe today all the snow will be gone.
HA! I had a kick ass 4 wheel drive toyota truck with a lift kit on it and huge tires (bought it off my redneck neighbors), and it stayed at the bottom. Some days, not even a tank could make it up that road.OZZIE4DUKE wrote:One word: Subaru!CameronBornAndBred wrote:I don't miss living in the mountains one bit. My place was 3/4 way up a mountain, with a 1/2 mile long dirt driveway. Long spells like this of shitty weather meant lots of days of parking at the bottom and walking up.
You KNOW what's going to happen, don't you?EarlJam wrote:ATLANTA is in a Winter Storm Watch with up to three inches of snow possible tomorrow!!!!
A rush to the grocery store then nothing but rain?Lavabe wrote:You KNOW what's going to happen, don't you?EarlJam wrote:ATLANTA is in a Winter Storm Watch with up to three inches of snow possible tomorrow!!!!
I hope the snow makes it to you.EarlJam wrote:ATLANTA is in a Winter Storm Watch with up to three inches of snow possible tomorrow!!!!
Well the 6:00 weather on WRAL is showing a snow storm, now in Texas (and areas got 9" of snow) moving across Mississippi, Alabama, the Florida panhandle, all of Georgia, eventually all of South Carolina and the southeastern corner (Wilmington area, forecast for 1 to 3" on grassy surfaces) getting snow tomorrow and tomorrow night. The latest model takes it farther north than the last model. If that trend continues then the Triangle area could get a dusting. How many inches of dust do I get to shovel on Saturday morning before heading to Derm for the game? Hmmm? I'm flying to Ft. Lauderdale on Sunday for a week; I'm hoping for warm sunshine for a change.Very Duke Blue wrote:I hope the snow makes it to you.EarlJam wrote:ATLANTA is in a Winter Storm Watch with up to three inches of snow possible tomorrow!!!!
Go To Hell carolina! Go To Hell! 
Milk and bread have long since sold out of the Greater Atlanta Publix and Kroger stores.EarlJam wrote:A rush to the grocery store then nothing but rain?Lavabe wrote:You KNOW what's going to happen, don't you?EarlJam wrote:ATLANTA is in a Winter Storm Watch with up to three inches of snow possible tomorrow!!!!
-EJ
CameronBornAndBred wrote:Could you imagine NOT having weather? The reduction in small talk would have crippled the development of speech.DukieInKansas wrote:We are having weather.
I now have to get a towel to swab up the mess I just made while drinking some morning inspiration and then reading this comment!!!! Try buying something .... then it will change your outlook! I recommend Mustard, Steaks, Pickles, ...... oh, some chocolate!EarlJam wrote:A rush to the grocery store then nothing but rain?Lavabe wrote:You KNOW what's going to happen, don't you?EarlJam wrote:ATLANTA is in a Winter Storm Watch with up to three inches of snow possible tomorrow!!!!
-EJ
Alternative thought: Get a COW and some wheat! You can milk the cow and get cream, cheese and milk (o'natural) and grind up the wheat to make your own flour for bread setup, ... no one is buying yeast off the shelves. Hey, if it proves to last for a long time, stock up on milk by storing in the snow and then take out the cow, pull out the knife and fire up the grill! ;) aka survivor-JAM!Lavabe wrote:Milk and bread have long since sold out of the Greater Atlanta Publix and Kroger stores.EarlJam wrote:A rush to the grocery store then nothing but rain?Lavabe wrote:"quote="EarlJam""ATLANTA is in a Winter Storm Watch with up to three inches of snow possible tomorrow!!!!
You KNOW what's going to happen, don't you?
-EJ
I'm thinking of grilling out tonight. We are at a balmy 29 degrees, and it's sunny.wilson wrote:It's snowing steadily here now. Maybe the weatherman wasn't bullshitting after all. As long as the power doesn't go out, that would be completely fine with me.
Also, I love this thread. I kind of envision it becoming a perennial first-pager, like LTE and "Milestones". Here's hoping, at least.
Amen Wilson. Steady snow here in Marietta (NW Atlanta for those out of town), and I'm happier than a pig in slop!wilson wrote:It's snowing steadily here now. Maybe the weatherman wasn't bullshitting after all. As long as the power doesn't go out, that would be completely fine with me.
Also, I love this thread. I kind of envision it becoming a perennial first-pager, like LTE and "Milestones". Here's hoping, at least.
It's snowing for serious here now. I just finished up the day's work, and I've now got a lasagna in the works. I guess I'll start drinking the rest of that red wine that I opened to saute the sausage and mushrooms.EarlJam wrote:Amen Wilson. Steady snow here in Marietta (NW Atlanta for those out of town), and I'm happier than a pig in slop!wilson wrote:It's snowing steadily here now. Maybe the weatherman wasn't bullshitting after all. As long as the power doesn't go out, that would be completely fine with me.
Also, I love this thread. I kind of envision it becoming a perennial first-pager, like LTE and "Milestones". Here's hoping, at least.
Let it snow. Let it snow. LET IT SNOW!
-EarlJam
I just popped the cork on bottle of cheap but good-tasting Yellow Tail Cabernet Sauvigon, so here is a snow toast to you friend!wilson wrote:It's snowing for serious here now. I just finished up the day's work, and I've now got a lasagna in the works. I guess I'll start drinking the rest of that red wine that I opened to saute the sausage and mushrooms.EarlJam wrote:Amen Wilson. Steady snow here in Marietta (NW Atlanta for those out of town), and I'm happier than a pig in slop!wilson wrote:It's snowing steadily here now. Maybe the weatherman wasn't bullshitting after all. As long as the power doesn't go out, that would be completely fine with me.
Also, I love this thread. I kind of envision it becoming a perennial first-pager, like LTE and "Milestones". Here's hoping, at least.
Let it snow. Let it snow. LET IT SNOW!
-EarlJam
I'm sipping Red Diamond Cabernet. Red Diamond is an outfit in Washington state that I discovered when someone gave me a bottle of their Cab. I have since sampled others of their wines and found all to be very good, especially at their $8-10 price point.EarlJam wrote:I just popped the cork on bottle of cheap but good-tasting Yellow Tail Cabernet Sauvigon, so here is a snow toast to you friend!
-EarlJam
