note the bread and milk...............always a running joke around here with me, I could always drive well on snow, my dad made sure of that...............and when the weatherman mentions snow, everyone goes nuts and cleans out all the open stores of milk and bread, LOL..........


watching the local news this morning.............they showed the only store ( a small convenience store) that opened late on Christmas..........................empty of milk, and bread, hehehehehehehehe.

Numismaniac wrote:

I DO NOT LIKE SNOW but in Pa we make sure we hae Beer and Pretzels..

jackconrad wrote:

Milk, bread and toilet paper, don't forget the TP!

thurson wrote:

We stopped at the store on the way home from visiting family in Texas on Christmas eve. The weather man was calling for 4" of snow here in SE Ok. You bet your ass we got bread and milk.

okduckslayer wrote:

When I lived in Georgia for a bit, there was a very light dusting of snow and they canceled school. I was shocked, having lived in Rhode Island... where it has to be higher than your knee and still falling for them to cancel school.

MACS wrote:

I heard the Corp was busting rock at Thebes, because of low water!!!!!!!!!

Brother that place is SACRED, still some Native "glyphs" on those rocks when they emerge

Numismaniac wrote:

Guess you have never seen us red-necks driving on ice!😱


Correction, trying to drive on ice!😂

Burner02 wrote:

I was worried about you, brother, glad to see you post, everyone you know ok?......


And yes Ice storm is a different monster,down here, plus the de-icer usually has washed off or is useless by then..........


in another lifetime I ran a high volume warehouse, and Kellogg's, et al could not understand why I couldn't get a load out of this area one stretch, and I told 'em send any truck you can find, and you can get the stuff, hehe..............needless to say their driver got held up, and stuck on the road, and I was able to get the load out before he could even get moving as he came into the storm on the downwind side and was iced in for an extra 2 days, in North Alabama, LOL, barely three hours away, normally, they never doubted me again!

Numismaniac wrote: