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Why would anyone shovel that measly amount? Certainly no car would bog down in that.
Because the delivery drivers are bunch of sissies.
It’s a rolling driveway, up and down through hills and a swamp.
UPS, the oil company. They’re all chicken.
I’m getting a plow any day.
Believe me, if I wasn’t expecting deliveries over the next few days I wouldn’t have even touched the snow.
We all drive gas guzzling macho 4x4 trucks and suv’s.
No problems navigating our rural wonderland.
I only shoveled because I was expecting an oil delivery.
The drivers are chicken footed sissies and use any excuse to do less work.
Probably last and only time this winter.
I should be good on oil until at least mid-late February because we have a wood stove that heats the crap out of the house.
From this point forward it’s just shovel a path to the vehicles.
Redneck living is fun.
Because the delivery drivers are bunch of sissies.
It’s a rolling driveway, up and down through hills and a swamp.
UPS, the oil company. They’re all chicken.
I’m getting a plow any day.
Believe me, if I wasn’t expecting deliveries over the next few days I wouldn’t have even touched the snow.
Probably good to get a plow anyway, it'll help you after you move to Maine.
I always wondered... where does all the snow in the city go? My mom thinks they dump it in the river
That's what they do upstate. There's no where else to put it.
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