Snow in Alabama....hilarious!

[hikerman]

Tim, it's only illegal if you get caught.  Ask any politician! 

[DWard51]

I've heard your suppose to put out a nice clean tray and catch the snow. Then make it into balls, put a ball on an ice cream cone and pour some maple syrup over it....
But we won't likely have snow this far south . More like golf ball size ice rocks falling from the sky like turkeys on Thanksgiving!
 
The other day I saw where a guy made an attachment for his blower that essentially made it a snowball machine gun...now that... was cool.

Time for some southern ingenuity.....  golf ball size ice rocks in a glass with some whiskey!!!!

[teesquare]

I've heard your suppose to put out a nice clean tray and catch the snow. Then make it into balls, put a ball on an ice cream cone and pour some maple syrup over it....
But we won't likely have snow this far south . More like golf ball size ice rocks falling from the sky like turkeys on Thanksgiving!
 
The other day I saw where a guy made an attachment for his blower that essentially made it a snowball machine gun...now that... was cool.

Time for some southern ingenuity.....  golf ball size ice rocks in a glass with some whiskey!!!!

NOw...THAT is a simple and effective solution!

[Savannahsmoker]

BTW I am now an aspiring Redneck in Georgia and never travel north except in summer.

[teesquare]

BTW I am now an aspiring Redneck in Georgia and never travel north except in summer.


It would be safer for you to travel North in the winter.....

[DWard51]

You could always come to Atlanta for the 2 hour Friday afternoon rush hour.  Consider it a training session for going north.....    If you leave more than 3 feet between you and the car in front of you, there are 3 other cars trying to fill that space and cut you off.  That's if you are moving at all. 

[teesquare]

You could always come to Atlanta for the 2 hour Friday afternoon rush hour.  Consider it a training session for going north.....    If you leave more than 3 feet between you and the car in front of you, there are 3 other cars trying to fill that space and cut you off.  That's if you are moving at all.

I have a friend who I quote occasionally for his "agrarian colloquialisms". ( o.k....redneck sayings... ) He said to me - "I would rather drive thru Hell, than Atlanta.

My response was: "Kinda the same thing isn't it?"

[TMB]

You could always come to Atlanta for the 2 hour Friday afternoon rush hour.  Consider it a training session for going north.....    If you leave more than 3 feet between you and the car in front of you, there are 3 other cars trying to fill that space and cut you off.  That's if you are moving at all.

I have a friend who I quote occasionally for his "agrarian colloquialisms". ( o.k....redneck sayings... ) He said to me - "I would rather drive thru Hell, than Atlanta.

My response was: "Kinda the same thing isn't it?"

Yes it is Tee.     I think hell would be safer

[Savannahsmoker]

And now the other side of the story:

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[teesquare]

Is it not hysterical how we "condition" ourselves to accept limitations for what we think of as our "comfort zone". Far more than just temperature/weather issues. It speaks volumes about us as a species and how predictable we really are....

[Tailgating is my game]

And now the other side of the story:

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Hey.......That's so we can go fishing

[tlg4942]

And now the other side of the story:

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what? 90? That's a nice day in mid summer!   

[Savannahsmoker]

I still remember waiting in 124 degree ramp temperature at Ben Hoi Airbase Vietnam and 21 hours later landed in Mitchell Field Milwaukee with a real temperature of 27 degrees below zero.  Talk about a shocker but heck I was home.

[tomcrete1]

I still remember waiting in 124 degree ramp temperature at Ben Hoi Airbase Vietnam and 21 hours later landed in Mitchell Field Milwaukee with a real temperature of 27 degrees below zero.  Talk about a shocker but heck I was home.

 

[TwoPockets]

You could always come to Atlanta for the 2 hour Friday afternoon rush hour.  Consider it a training session for going north.....    If you leave more than 3 feet between you and the car in front of you, there are 3 other cars trying to fill that space and cut you off.  That's if you are moving at all.

I have a friend who I quote occasionally for his "agrarian colloquialisms". ( o.k....redneck sayings... ) He said to me - "I would rather drive thru Hell, than Atlanta.

My response was: "Kinda the same thing isn't it?"

When I was with BellSouth i would have to drive from Birmingham to Atlanta about once or twice a week. Sometimes the meetings were in the big building downtown, sometimes on the east side which I had to deal with the 285 nightmare. Of course they always scheduled them to start in the morning so i
I was in the thick of traffic coming in. You would always have to plan at least an extra of driving time. If you got lucky you had time to get a cup of coffee and a doughnut and relax before your meeting.