Snow Day!

Just 6 or 7 in Bailey.

It's going down to the 40s tonight here in Phoenix. Where's my blanket?

Tradster wrote:It's going down to the 40s tonight here in Phoenix. Where're my shorts?

Fixed it for ya. ;)

Tradster wrote:It's going down to the 40s tonight here in Phoenix. Where's my blanket?

Yeah, but it's a dry

Ah, screw it

We just lost power for a few minutes. We'll probably lose power for good in a few hours. Then no internet, no Mp.com, then what?!

What is going on in Durango or Albuquerque?
We have flurries and cold here in flag and my motorbike is parked outside. Any predictions on how much we will get tonight (Being wrong is OK, ask any weatherreporter)???

Steve

Monomaniac wrote:We just lost power for a few minutes. We'll probably lose power for good in a few hours. Then no internet, no Mp.com, then what?!

Start drinking.

There's a historically documented baby boom nine months after big storms.

I love how my bosses stay home due to the weather, then email me a hundred things to do so I can't leave...

I'm busting my ass while they sit watching Scooby-doo with their kids!

Were gonna neer more booze, more KY or both. Where's the Alpine Rescue Team?

sounds more like a fire call; just stay inside

Scott McMahon wrote:I love how my bosses stay home due to the weather, then email me a hundred things to do so I can't leave... I'm busting my ass while they sit watching Scooby-doo with their kids!

Yeah, I'm gonna need you to come in Saturday, yeah

Monomaniac wrote:We just lost power for a few minutes. We'll probably lose power for good in a few hours. Then no internet, no Mp.com, then what?!

Unfortunately, that leaves me with little excuse to slack off and decide to go cardboard-box sledding, play video games or read a book; instead of studying and getting my homework done. It's homework because it can be done at home! Even under candlelight. D'oh!

Furthermore, if classes are canceled tomorrow, then that pretty much sucks because tuition is a sunk cost: I'm paying good money to be there! And there are no additional days built into the schedule for closures, so that just makes the rest of the semester's lectures that much more compressed.

I never thought I'd say this, but BOOOOO SNOWDAY!

Primo Boudreaux wrote:It was 88 and sunny here yesterday.

jerk...

6 inches so far here...Snowboarding time soon? I think so

Justin Cantrall wrote: I never thought I'd say this, but BOOOOO SNOWDAY!

Live in the NOW! Tomorrow will take caer of itself.,

I'm going XC skiing out of my front door. 16", still snowing.

One of my friends called me about an hour ago while I was working on lab to suggest we go climb the Bastille crack. I thought he was kidding. Definitely wasn't. When I finished laughing he said he was going to call someone who wasn't such a debbie downer.

Then I thought he meant he wanted to aid it. Nope, wanted to free climb it.

59 mph winds at Red Rock, so we're pretending it's a snow day in Vegas, and as we speak , we're playing pinball at Pinball Hall Of Fame. I'm out of quarters, and waiting for Jonny to get his fix of reliving his childhood. Gotta go; just found a quarter! This place is AWESOME!!!

Christopher Jones wrote: Start drinking.

Will do - anyone care to join? Southern Sun in, let's say, half-hour? Hour?
edit: shoulda put this up w/the original but here's my number in case anyone decides to come out: 210- six oh one -6119

Skiing down the driveway:

17" so far, though it seems to be letting up a bit (still snowing but smaller flakes):

hmmm it's looking a lot like Spokane,WA. Do I need to go even further south?