We don't even need an inch of snow down here for everything to fall apart - schools close in case there is 'an accident'; roads snarl up; Asda runs out of loo paper and cat litter sells out as someone once said it is useful to stop pathways becoming slippery.
There is also the spectre of the 'wrong kind of snow' which paralised the national railway system. That was funnier than the annual 'wet leaves on the track' excuse.
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14-Mar-2017 02:06:24
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14-Mar-2017 02:07:06
by
Bernadette
my city used to have huge snowplows that sprayed salt/sand as they went. i guess they decided to cut them and replace them with crappy old pick up trucks with tiny little shovels.
sure someone gave themselves a raise for the costs they cut. they dont have a real job to drive to anyway
tho my city gets a lot less snow then other parts of colorado
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Bernadette
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We don't even need an inch of snow down here for everything to fall apart - schools close in case there is 'an accident'; roads snarl up; Asda runs out of loo paper and cat litter sells out as someone once said it is useful to stop pathways becoming slippery.
There is also the spectre of the 'wrong kind of snow' which paralised the national railway system. That was funnier than the annual 'wet leaves on the track' excuse.
In before cats start causing roadblocks. And foxes doing their business causing London Underground to screech to a halt. Business as usual here in Jolly Old.
Prepare for hell on RuneScape in
Naval Cataclysm!
No, we don't have double decker buses and back then we didn't have Sweet shops - oh my the Sweet shops were just a child's dream and your trains were just like that Harry Potter trains and your taxi's were all black and seated six in the back
<- if I remembered right and it was so Christmasy over there - you celebrated with style, had so much more than what I had experienced in my own country.