Whoa, Snow

[dizong]

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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

[Macdaddy Warsaw]

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.

[CORed]

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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).

[skipperbob]

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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]