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Too bad that in a hour or so the salt trucks are going to come out and turn it all into a slushy dirty mess but they've got to keep the traffic moving.
I think they had that last winter too, can't quite remember, I quite it though.
BTW, my favorite php logo was the April Fool's Day one. Classic. I think I've got it saved somewhere.
C'mon, Timotheos, really, now how do you know what a salt truck is? Your profile says California ;)
What about mine? :)
you probably wear a sweater if it goes below 72 ;)
I wear a sweater when it goes below 55 :P
C'mon, Timotheos, really, now how do you know what a salt truck is? Your profile says California ;)
Hey, I live in California and we've got about eight inches of snow on the ground. Skied down the road this morning. Now that you mention it, though, we don't have salt trucks here because it's a national park.
Tom
Hey, I live in California and we've got about eight inches of snow on the ground. Skied down the road this morning. Now that you mention it, though, we don't have salt trucks here because it's a national park.
I doubt you can even begin to compare the snowfall out here in California to the snowfall in (let's say) Canada or the European countries.
Far and away the biggest snowfalls I've seen have been in California. Base depths in Sierras of 25 feet are not at all uncommon. The guy up the road was telling me that the year he moved into his house (1967), they had 22 feet of snow on level ground in his yard. I've shoveled out of a six foot dump in California. Largest snowfall I've seen in Vermont was 30 inches; biggest in Wisconsin, 16 inches; biggest in the Alps, less than a meter.
It ain't all Malibu and San Francisco!
Tom
Tom
kind of miserable really. I miss the 30 below (C) and the deep snow. :)
