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Originally posted by Colin@Feb 27 2004, 07:04 PM
Yeah, when it snows a few inches in Atlanta, the city falls apart. Right, Peaches?
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No need to fall apart, we just completely shut down at the sign of one flake. :P Heck, just a forecast calls for the masses to run to the store for milk and bread. I've never figured that one out.....why milk and bread?
When we had the blizzard in 93, I went to the store and stocked up on snacks and candy. I had a 9 year old boy - milk and bread weren't going to cut it.
But as Bish pointed out, we're not prepared. And usually it slowly gets cold enough to snow so there's almost aways ice underneath the snow.
We were in Jacksonville for Christmas the year it snowed down there. I can't remember when that was....15+ years ago maybe? Talk about not having ANY thing for the roads. They had ZERO salt trucks or plows. Completely shut the city down. And of course the next year my son wanted to go back because "It snows at Nana's on Christmas!".
Last edited by Peaches at Feb 27 2004, 07:45 PM