Julian Edelman Tries to recruit Seth Meyers

[Cinnjerm3000]

Can't believe no one posted this yet, but I thought this was great. LOL

[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZw4GsRR0BU[/url]

[tiproast]

Can't believe no one posted this yet, but I thought this was great. LOL

Thanks for posting that - I had not seen it yet, due to my 100% intimate relationship with my snow shovel.

And it's not true that no two snowflakes are alike. They are all the same, those bastages.

[papillon]

Thanks for posting that - I had not seen it yet, due to my 100% intimate relationship with my snow shovel.

And it's not true that no two snowflakes are alike. They are all the same, those bastages.

I thought you were living in San Diego or somewhere in CA? If not, man, break down and buy the snowblower, its worth the investment the first time you aren't breaking your back moving a couple tons of snow from one spot to another.

Pappy

[tiproast]

I thought you were living in San Diego or somewhere in CA? If not, man, break down and buy the snowblower, its worth the investment the first time you aren't breaking your back moving a couple tons of snow from one spot to another.

Pappy

Moved back to Mass last August after five years in California (final year was in San Diego).

And a snow-blower is on the shopping list. They're a little bit scarce around here right now.

[RuthlessBurgher]

Moved back to Mass last August after five years in California (final year was in San Diego).

And a snow-blower is on the shopping list. They're a little bit scarce around here right now.

At this point, if I were in New England and didn't have a snow blower, I would probably try to see what kind of damage my lawnmower could do in terms of removing snow from my driveway.

[AzStillers1989]

Thanks for posting that - I had not seen it yet, due to my 100% intimate relationship with my snow shovel.

And it's not true that no two snowflakes are alike. They are all the same, those bastages.

Im with ya on the relationship with the shovel. Moved to Worcester, MA October of 2013 from phoenix, AZ. I have never seen so much snow in my life. The last 3 weeks has been crazy. My driveway has about 6 foot snow mountains on either side haha.

[RuthlessBurgher]

Im with ya on the relationship with the shovel. Moved to Worcester, MA October of 2013 from phoenix, AZ. I have never seen so much snow in my life. The last 3 weeks has been crazy. My driveway has about 6 foot snow mountains on either side haha.

You brought the Grand Canyon with you from Arizona to New England.

[AzStillers1989]

You brought the Grand Canyon with you from Arizona to New England.

Exactly, or even Flagstaff. Down in Phoenix it obviously gets very hot but northern parts of Arizona gets a very good amount of snow.

[RuthlessBurgher]

[BradshawsHairdresser]

I'm guessing they want that snow to melt, but not TOO quickly...

[DukieBoy]

Moved back to Mass last August after five years in California (final year was in San Diego).

And a snow-blower is on the shopping list. They're a little bit scarce around here right now.

Still shovel by hand up here in Minnesota. Not as much snow this year, jet streams sent it all toward you all in NE.

[passhappy]

hear you are getting a blizzard sat-sunday.....sorry

[Djfan]

It's been clear, warm and sunny here in Wyoning. What the heck? I only got to ice fish a few times.

[tiproast]

hear you are getting a blizzard sat-sunday.....sorry

Well, it's getting tiresome, but other than that, it's not too bad. It takes me about 90 minutes to do the driveway and the paths to the front door and back door, and about 30 minutes of that is dealing with the heavy stuff at the end from the plows. At my age (60) I find a slow steady pace works best.

My wife has taken on the chore of raking the roof - she wears snow shoes for that and is having a blast.

[papillon]

Well, it's getting tiresome, but other than that, it's not too bad. It takes me about 90 minutes to do the driveway and the paths to the front door and back door, and about 30 minutes of that is dealing with the heavy stuff at the end from the plows. At my age (60) I find a slow steady pace works best.

My wife has taken on the chore of raking the roof - she wears snow shoes for that and is having a blast.

Tip, be careful, be safe, and try and shovel while its falling, I'd rather move the snow 5 or 6 times and move 2-3 inches at a time than try and move over a foot all at once. Good luck, I hope you have a generator, just in case.

Pappy