Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

[Figgy1]

Snow here too, started around 1pm and should wrap up around midnight. We did our Valentine's excursion yesterday for a BBQ meal and went to see Captain America. It can snow all it wants, I live super close to work and now that I'm home I don't care.

It's a solid block of ice here, churches locally have gone virtual today. Not safe for man nor beast so I'm sending James out with ice cleats to salt after sunrise

 

[Figgy1]

I see your 81°, and raise you 14.3”!

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That stinks!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Figgy1]

I remember colder winters 20+ years ago, and snowier winters 40+ years ago.

This winter just seems normal to me, we've been spoiled by some recent mild winters.

We're just older now, so we feel (and dislike) it more!

We've had a very strange average to below temperatures, snow has stayed south but we've gotten a lot of ice, we usually get snow hardly ever ice

 

[donaldtoo]

I see your 81°, and raise you 14.3”!

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[donaldtoo]

Raising against myself … now we’re up to 16”.

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WOOF…!!! Now, that’s just ridiculous…!!!!!

So, in the spirit of lightening things up a bit…!!!

 

[donaldtoo]

I’ve always wondered about the below…???!!!!!
(And, yes, I’ve been yawning really hard for the last several minutes )

 

[MinnieM123]

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I've been there, too! (Although, it was probably close to 30 years ago.)

 

[MinnieM123]

Glorious snow this morning -- we've had about 6 inches. Went outside and shovelled around (plow guy did all the heavy stuff out front, etc.) Turning to sleet and freezing rain, though, so I was out after 7:30 to be sure I got the bulk of it before it all freezes into concrete!

 

[Goofyernmost]

I've been there, too! (Although, it was probably close to 30 years ago.)

I have it from reliable sources that Mr. Jefferson hasn't been back there for quite a few years. Actually since well before you visited so it's probably all untouched by him and is the same as when you saw it.

 

[Goofyernmost]

Glorious snow this morning -- we've had about 6 inches. Went outside and shovelled around (plow guy did all the heavy stuff out front, etc.) Turning to sleet and freezing rain, though, so I was out after 7:30 to be sure I got the bulk of it before it all freezes into concrete!

Considering your joy over the misery that is winter, I have to think that somewhere along the way in making "Frozen" Disney left out the fact the Elsa and Anna had another sibling named Minnie.

 

[donaldtoo]

OK, so it actually ended up bein’ a 47-degree temperature swing overnight…!!!!!!!

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

 

[JenniferS]

We barely made it into the parking lot at work this morning. At 1:30, I called and said that if we don’t leave now, we would be stuck there all night.

We’re home now. It’s still coming down. The plows are hard at work, but parking lots are understandably at the bottom of the priority list.

My potty is unreachable. Reason enough right there to call it a day.

 

[PUSH]

We barely made it into the parking lot at work this morning. At 1:30, I called and said that if we don’t leave now, we would be stuck there all night.

We’re home now. It’s still coming down. The plows are hard at work, but parking lots are understandably at the bottom of the priority list.

My potty is unreachable. Reason enough right there to call it a day.

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You got more than us, definitely. Yesterday's snow ended up being not much. Friday afternoon/evening was the worst.

 

[PUSH]

This is where we stand. On Tuesday, we had no snow.

 

[trr1]

This was at the Courtyard by Marriott up the street. You know I had to turn around to get a picture.

 

[JenniferS]

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

 

[JenniferS]

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Yes, and no … according to Mythbusters.

'MythBusters' settles 'Titanic' debate! The answer...

<em>MythBusters</em> settles <em>Titanic</em> debate! The answer...

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To be fair, James Cameron’s script called for Jack to die, and Rose to live - it was an essential part of the plot line. One way or another, Jack was going to perish. This was just the most effective way to get millions of teenaged girls to attend the theatre dozens of times to quietly sob as Jack slowly slipped beneath the waves … and maybe a few 30 year old women too.