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Old 01-20-2009, 08:21 AM
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At least traffic was light this morning!
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Old 01-20-2009, 08:54 AM
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That was pretty funny, barely any snow by us (on the roof & bushes, and that's about it), and yet it's the lead story on the news...haha...we got more snow than this on Halloween some years in NE Ohio, this would be a yawn if it occured there. Guess I could see how it's a big deal though if you only see snow once every couple years.
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Old 01-20-2009, 09:16 AM
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i find it kinda funny--there are supposedly so many transplants from the north ( who in theory are used to driving in snow ); yet the state comes to a standstill when an inch is forecast.
Not like locals up here can all drive in the white stuff--there can be plenty of accidents but many are from those who drive far faster then they should.
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Old 01-20-2009, 03:58 PM
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Im from up north so I will get that chuckle tonight and tommorow,schools already been closed down.LOL. I love SC

+1. It was too much watching the news last night and seeing that schools were already closed.
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Snow is nothing, I'd rather deal with that than the frigid temps.
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i find it kinda funny--there are supposedly so many transplants from the north ( who in theory are used to driving in snow ); yet the state comes to a standstill when an inch is forecast.
Not like locals up here can all drive in the white stuff--there can be plenty of accidents but many are from those who drive far faster then they should.
There are a lot, but while the city has a few snowplows the outlying areas don't so they always panic, lol, and you know how parents are about their kids having to ride the bus. Of course only a little sand on the bridges was needed today. I think they should have waited until this morning to decide about school closings.
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Old 01-20-2009, 06:17 PM
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I think I've seen it snow here in Bishopville 3 times in 21 years. It happened to have been the 3rd time today..
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Old 01-20-2009, 10:37 PM
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I did a lot of driving and home showing in the snow today. It was fun, roads never got bad and virtually no traffic from Irmo to Forest Acres. The only negatives were I don't have the option of sleeping in and I had to reschedule a home inspection because snow on the roof prevented the inspector from being able to see condition.

Oh, and the yahoo going 25 on St. Andrews in a 40 and the 2 yahoos both going 30 across the dam when the roads were in great shape. The dam is a long drive when you're stuck behind a slow moving Suburban.
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