mikal
Blue Crack Addict
Don't worry Deathbear. She's from Texas.
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Look what you did, you little JERK!
Kevin! You're such a disease!
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Look what you did, you little JERK!
Kevin! You're such a disease!
ACHTUNG BEBE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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popkidu2
War Child
LMAO!!!
Didn't we clear the whole texas/louisiana thing up in the other thread?
I'm sure she's fine. She's probably out sledding right now...
Didn't we clear the whole texas/louisiana thing up in the other thread?
I'm sure she's fine. She's probably out sledding right now...
zonelistener
ONE love, blood, life
I'm sure she's fine too.
She told me she was going to drive carefully (her driving record proves that she is a safe driver).
She does have quite a commute from La. to Texas though.
She told me she was going to drive carefully (her driving record proves that she is a safe driver).
She does have quite a commute from La. to Texas though.
Achtung_Bebe
New Yorker
haha, thanks for the article bear... and yes I am perfectly fine
It has been quite chilly down here, around 23 degrees as I type, and we really did see some snow fall! Amazing for Louisiana (no, not Texas
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Not enough to say, go sledding, or build snowmen, but enough to see a little accumulation on the roof tops and on top of cars...
I'm just coming in from a loooong shift at work, resting my feet, doing my laundry, freeezing b/c the heat was turned off, and dreading the fact that I go back to school in the morning--also denying the fact that I should be sleeping (don't feel like it much)
Wish I was out sledding though
It has been quite chilly down here, around 23 degrees as I type, and we really did see some snow fall! Amazing for Louisiana (no, not Texas
Not enough to say, go sledding, or build snowmen, but enough to see a little accumulation on the roof tops and on top of cars...
I'm just coming in from a loooong shift at work, resting my feet, doing my laundry, freeezing b/c the heat was turned off, and dreading the fact that I go back to school in the morning--also denying the fact that I should be sleeping (don't feel like it much)
Wish I was out sledding though
Zoomerang96
ONE love, blood, life
Wednesday January 2 12:53 PM ET
Snow, Sleet Fall Across the South
By The Associated Press
Highways were slippery from Louisiana into South Carolina on Wednesday as snow and sleet fell across the South. The weather was blamed for two deaths.
Up to 3 inches of snow fell in parts of southern Mississippi, and Montgomery, Ala., got about 4 inches during the morning, that city's most significant snowfall since the blizzard of 1993, the National Weather Service (news - web sites) said.
For some youngsters, it was a revelation.
``This is the best snow of my entire life,'' said 10-year-old Sam Emerson of Lafayette, La. ``It never snowed like this ever before.''
The light accumulation was a far cry from the nearly 7 feet that paralyzed Buffalo, N.Y., last week, but Southern drivers have less experience with slippery roads.
Two traffic deaths were blamed on snow-covered highways in southern Mississippi, said Highway Patrol dispatcher Heather Sullivan. And because of accidents in Louisiana, state police closed parts of Interstates 10 and 55 at Baton Rouge and Hammond. Alabama state troopers said sections of I-65 around Montgomery were hazardous.
``People here don't know how to drive when it's raining,'' Mike Mason said in Montgomery, Ala. ``If citizens of Montgomery can't handle wet roads, how will they handle an icy one?''
``Whether we get an inch or 4 inches it doesn't make a whole lot of difference. It pretty much locks things down,'' said emergency management official Hugh Atkins in Rome, Ga.
Sleet and snow flurries also had moved into South Carolina by midmorning and motorists were warned to expect slippery highways.
``The number of accidents double and sometimes triple in snowy weather,'' said South Carolina Highway Patrol Lance Cpl. Bryan McDougald.
For youngsters, however, the snow around Montgomery was perfect, wet and soft and just right for making snowballs and snowmen.
``I think this is fabulous,'' said Tara Carter as she and her husband, Chip, helped 6-year-old son Austin and a neighbor make a large snowman with a Mardi Gras hat, carrot nose, Oreo cookies for eyes and pecans for buttons.
``This is the best snowman I've ever seen,'' Austin said.
The chill was expected to continue after the snow stops falling, with lows in the low to mid-20s likely into Thursday as far south as southwestern Louisiana, said weather service meteorologist Kent Kuyper in Lake Charles, La. ``This might be our cold spell of the year,'' Kuyper said.
By comparison, the coldest spot in the nation was Laramie, Wyo., with a low of 29 below zero Wednesday morning, the weather service said.
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Snow, Sleet Fall Across the South
By The Associated Press
Highways were slippery from Louisiana into South Carolina on Wednesday as snow and sleet fell across the South. The weather was blamed for two deaths.
Up to 3 inches of snow fell in parts of southern Mississippi, and Montgomery, Ala., got about 4 inches during the morning, that city's most significant snowfall since the blizzard of 1993, the National Weather Service (news - web sites) said.
For some youngsters, it was a revelation.
``This is the best snow of my entire life,'' said 10-year-old Sam Emerson of Lafayette, La. ``It never snowed like this ever before.''
The light accumulation was a far cry from the nearly 7 feet that paralyzed Buffalo, N.Y., last week, but Southern drivers have less experience with slippery roads.
Two traffic deaths were blamed on snow-covered highways in southern Mississippi, said Highway Patrol dispatcher Heather Sullivan. And because of accidents in Louisiana, state police closed parts of Interstates 10 and 55 at Baton Rouge and Hammond. Alabama state troopers said sections of I-65 around Montgomery were hazardous.
``People here don't know how to drive when it's raining,'' Mike Mason said in Montgomery, Ala. ``If citizens of Montgomery can't handle wet roads, how will they handle an icy one?''
``Whether we get an inch or 4 inches it doesn't make a whole lot of difference. It pretty much locks things down,'' said emergency management official Hugh Atkins in Rome, Ga.
Sleet and snow flurries also had moved into South Carolina by midmorning and motorists were warned to expect slippery highways.
``The number of accidents double and sometimes triple in snowy weather,'' said South Carolina Highway Patrol Lance Cpl. Bryan McDougald.
For youngsters, however, the snow around Montgomery was perfect, wet and soft and just right for making snowballs and snowmen.
``I think this is fabulous,'' said Tara Carter as she and her husband, Chip, helped 6-year-old son Austin and a neighbor make a large snowman with a Mardi Gras hat, carrot nose, Oreo cookies for eyes and pecans for buttons.
``This is the best snowman I've ever seen,'' Austin said.
The chill was expected to continue after the snow stops falling, with lows in the low to mid-20s likely into Thursday as far south as southwestern Louisiana, said weather service meteorologist Kent Kuyper in Lake Charles, La. ``This might be our cold spell of the year,'' Kuyper said.
By comparison, the coldest spot in the nation was Laramie, Wyo., with a low of 29 below zero Wednesday morning, the weather service said.
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On the Net:
National Weather Service: http://iwin.nws.noaa.gov
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EdgeVox
War Child
hahah just pictured you sledding..
Achtung_Bebe
New Yorker
what?!? I would be damn good at it!
EdgeVox
War Child
SHENANIGANS TO YOU! Ya big sexy goofball ya
(nonsense...)
(nonsense...)
zonelistener
ONE love, blood, life
Try the upper midwest where we get excited because the temperation actually might rise to high 20's or low 30's (read: heatwave).
Yecko
Babyface
pfhht...
americans...
try coming up to canada some time. its about -15 today... (i dont know what that is in farenhite, like 10 or so.)
americans...
try coming up to canada some time. its about -15 today... (i dont know what that is in farenhite, like 10 or so.)
Achtung_Bebe
New Yorker
EdgeVox, you are a mad feckin' fool
... but then, so am I, hehe
stefananny... -40??? whoa!! Well it got to about 23 Farenheit last night... that was really freezing for here! It hits 35 and everyone here is bundled up like you wouldn't imagine
I tend to take well to the cold, though
btw, Arun, 3 inches may be nothing to you, but for Louisiana that is a crazy amount of snowfall haha. Yes please do share in the wealth! Just so long as everyone remains safe on the roads though!
stefananny... -40??? whoa!! Well it got to about 23 Farenheit last night... that was really freezing for here! It hits 35 and everyone here is bundled up like you wouldn't imagine
btw, Arun, 3 inches may be nothing to you, but for Louisiana that is a crazy amount of snowfall haha. Yes please do share in the wealth! Just so long as everyone remains safe on the roads though!
Achtung_Bebe
New Yorker
moved to Lemonade Stand (I have to preserve the life of the 'ACHTUNG BEBE' thread and all...)
stefananny
The Fly
Oh, you cranky old halfrockstar.
And yes, I know how cold WNY can get too. I used to go night skiing there every week.
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