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It's a big snowstorm. It's not the first time these regions have dealth with them. To listen to the news, one would think it was Miami getting hit with the storms. As if no one has ever experienced them before. For those that grew up in the northeast, we all have memories of these big storms. The news is just making them seem like the end of the world, and that is poor reporting.
Idiotic post. This is forecast to be a historically big storm, so obviously it is big news. Just like cold snaps and heat waves happen every single year, if it's one of historic proportions then obviously it will be big news. Nobody is trying to make it seem like the end of the world.
Idiotic post. This is forecast to be a historically big storm, so obviously it is big news. Just like cold snaps and heat waves happen every single year, if it's one of historic proportions then obviously it will be big news. Nobody is trying to make it seem like the end of the world.
You weren't around back in the old days when this was a normal occurrence. It was a welcome change from the 100 degrees with 100% humidity all summer.
You weren't around back in the old days when this was a normal occurrence. It was a welcome change from the 100 degrees with 100% humidity all summer.
Yep, back in the day when NYC used to get eight foot snowstorms every week. Back when the snow was up to Godzilla's dick. You youngsters don't know how good you have it.
Yep, back in the day when NYC used to get eight foot snowstorms every week. Back when the snow was up to Godzilla's dick. You youngsters don't know how good you have it.
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Damn! That's still an 8 hour drive from here though. 
