iambal: genoprimanti: iambal:scottfriday:bigjon: I know you guys are woefully unprepared for a weather event like this, but I just find it funny that the South is panicking over less than 6 inches of snow… To put it in to prospective, in the last 6 days, we’ve gotten 47” of snow in Philadelphia. That’s what makes us panic. yes but you opt to live some place where there is a chance it will snow 47 inches. we don’t. we opt to live where it doesn’t ice or snow and we like it that way. we know we aren’t going to die from 3 inches of snow but we also know the whole world will shut down for a few hours and there will be no bread or beer for a 60 mile radius and ruh-tards will be out driving around hitting poor innocent mailboxes and we don’t like it. we live in the south. we don’t do cold and snow. you live up north. ya’ll slosh around in that shit all time. more power to ya, brutha, but I just say no. They also have things like plows and salt for the roads. When you live in a place that gets snow maybe every 5 years, your city tends to not invest in those types of things. Two inches of snow may not sound like a lot (that’s what she said), but when you get two inches and all two inches stay on the road… that’s kinda hard to get around in. Here in middle GA, our schools were cancelled last night at about 7pm. Just the threat of the stuff shuts us down.
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iambal:

genoprimanti:

iambal:scottfriday:bigjon:

I know you guys are woefully unprepared for a weather event like this, but I just find it funny that the South is panicking over less than 6 inches of snow… To put it in to prospective, in the last 6 days, we’ve gotten 47” of snow in Philadelphia. That’s what makes us panic.

yes but you opt to live some place where there is a chance it will snow 47 inches. we don’t. we opt to live where it doesn’t ice or snow and we like it that way.

we know we aren’t going to die from 3 inches of snow but we also know the whole world will shut down for a few hours and there will be no bread or beer for a 60 mile radius and ruh-tards will be out driving around hitting poor innocent mailboxes and we don’t like it.

we live in the south. we don’t do cold and snow.

you live up north. ya’ll slosh around in that shit all time. more power to ya, brutha, but I just say no.

They also have things like plows and salt for the roads. When you live in a place that gets snow maybe every 5 years, your city tends to not invest in those types of things.

Two inches of snow may not sound like a lot (that’s what she said), but when you get two inches and all two inches stay on the road… that’s kinda hard to get around in.

Here in middle GA, our schools were cancelled last night at about 7pm. Just the threat of the stuff shuts us down.

Source: bigjon