Whoa, Snow
 

This is a random-it's-four-forty-one-in-the-morning post. I just wanted to say it's snowing in NYC and I had no idea it was supposed to do. First snow and I'M excited.

On a somewhat more important note to me, we hang dry our laundry (a backyard in Brooklyn? Hell, yes) and now there is snow all over the laundry and clothes lines. Is the proper move to leave the laundry out there, or to dust off the snow and bring it in?

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Bring in your laundry, dope. It's not going to dry with snow all over it.

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I understand that, but I'm more worried having wet laundry all over my chairs and other furniture. It's not just a couple of t-shirts, it's two 20 foot lines of laundry. Basically, it's either outside in the cold or inside in a laundry basket.

I guess the laundry basket is still better, huh?

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I guess the laundry basket is still better, huh?

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Of course.

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Thanks, I appreciate advice on stupid crap like this more than you know. Now to get out there in the cold at 5AM.. WHEE!

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Snowing where I am too, but it's not the first time.

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leaving a pile of wet clothes in a laundry hamper is bad news, hang it up to dry on top of your shower curtain rod/lay it out in bathtubs.

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I put up all of the outdoor christmas lights up today, and I decided to wait until tomorrow to waterproff all the electrical connections. Don't anyone step on my front stoop unless you want a nice shock.

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I put up all of the outdoor christmas lights up today, and I decided to wait until tomorrow to waterproff all the electrical connections. Don't anyone step on my front stoop unless you want a nice shock.

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thanks for telling me. I was going to just walk in. I will call first and you can let me in the back.

craig

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Fiiiiiiiiine.

Meanwhile, I've got one line of clothes in the basket, and now I'm in the warmth again to try recovering sensation in my fingers.

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First snow and I'M excited.

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Seriously? I live like an hour away from NYC and first snow was in late october, and it's snowed several times since then.

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Ok, fine. It's probably just my first snow. I was in Europe from late September to mid november and it hasn't snowed here since I've been around.

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This is the 1st NYC snow.

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I KNEW IT YOU BASTARDS...HUGGLES!

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this is my first winter in NYC, so I was pretty excited about the snow. dumb question: is it helpful/necessary to carry an umbrella when it snows?

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dumb question: is it helpful/necessary to carry an umbrella when it snows?

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you will undoubtedly get laughed at

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http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...Newpic1006.jpg

View from my place.

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everyone knows that first snow is the first time you wake up and see snow on the ground and cars.

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It was -20c yesterday. Die.

-SmileyEH

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Clothes will eventually dry outside in subzero weather. I have no idea how. I'm sure it's faster here in Colorado than it is in the humid NE.

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this thread is crazy.


-20ºC, Smiley? where the hell are you, Siberia?


carrying an umbrella in the snow? are you an elderly woman?

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1st NYC SNOW!!! woot!

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I'm at -17C this morning...it's not that bad. It's just ramping you up for the -35C days...with wind.

Nothing out of ordinary.

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And I like the umbrella in the snow idea, it would just be funny.

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This is a random-it's-four-forty-one-in-the-morning post. I just wanted to say it's snowing in NYC and I had no idea it was supposed to do. First snow and I'M excited.

On a somewhat more important note to me, we hang dry our laundry (a backyard in Brooklyn? Hell, yes) and now there is snow all over the laundry and clothes lines. Is the proper move to leave the laundry out there, or to dust off the snow and bring it in?

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uhh get out of the 1920s and purchase a dryer

oh btw, snow sux and you'll get sick of it pretty quickly

dizong

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http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d4...uy/omgcold.jpg

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No way, I love snow in NYC. Snow back at Amherst, Mass sucks since they refuse to use salt or sand. Instead they put down soy, so it smells and all it does is turn it into maroon-ish mush. It sucks.

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dumb question: is it helpful/necessary to carry an umbrella when it snows?

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you will undoubtedly get laughed at

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I like you. You're ok.

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I like you. You're ok.

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he needs an avatar

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All,

Anyone who says they like snow has obviously never had the miafortune to have to shovel out two cars burried by the snowplow as well as as shoveling off a 1800's slate sidewalk.

I hate snow.

TONY

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http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d43/owlguy/bff.jpg

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No way, I love snow in NYC. Snow back at Amherst, Mass sucks since they refuse to use salt or sand. Instead they put down soy, so it smells and all it does is turn it into maroon-ish mush. It sucks.

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Colorado has mostly switched from sand and salt to magnesium chloride. It does a great job of keeping the roads clear, but it gunks up your car and its windows really bad. You need to keep 5 gallons of washer fluid on hand when it snows (I'm exagerating, but only a little).

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It will be sunny and in the low 70s here in Los Angeles this week.

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It will be sunny and in the low 70s here in Los Angeles this week.

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Only 10 more days. Enjoy it.

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We got over a foot this weekend.

The snow started on thursday, haven't moved my car since [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]. The dog loves the snow, and will bury herself in it as soon as she runs outside. house car dog

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No way, I love snow in NYC. Snow back at Amherst, Mass sucks since they refuse to use salt or sand. Instead they put down soy, so it smells and all it does is turn it into maroon-ish mush. It sucks.

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Colorado has mostly switched from sand and salt to magnesium chloride. It does a great job of keeping the roads clear, but it gunks up your car and its windows really bad. You need to keep 5 gallons of washer fluid on hand when it snows (I'm exagerating, but only a little).

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And then, when they get really tired of out-of-state noobs, they light the F'ing MC and burn up the tracks [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

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I [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] snow.

Hitting the mountain for the 1st time Wednesday evening, very excited.

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Great pictures. Your dog seems to really enjoy it. We are supposed to get more snow tonight, only a couple inches though. Right now the wind is blowing at about 65 miles per hour and the lowest temperature this week will be a nice 9 degree.

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It will be sunny and in the low 70s here in Los Angeles this week.

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Only 10 more days. Enjoy it.

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I live north of Syracuse and we got two feet of lake effect snow this weekend [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

I am soooo glad I hired a plow service this year.

Orange