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Cymro
Joined: 11 Jun 2004
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Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 4:29 am Post subject: Re: A Stunning Development...Snow! |
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| diver wrote: |
...South Koreans (especially drivers) were shocked into a catatonic-like stupor by the sudden appearance of snow in their country.
...South Koreans seemed caught off-guard...
...we could have prepared for it... |
People down south must be brighter than up there in Seoul...
She must have got prepared the night before or just didn't notice in the morning that there wasn't actually any snow. |
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diver
Joined: 16 Jun 2003
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Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 5:06 am Post subject: Re: A Stunning Development...Snow! |
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| Cymro wrote: |
| diver wrote: |
...South Koreans (especially drivers) were shocked into a catatonic-like stupor by the sudden appearance of snow in their country.
...South Koreans seemed caught off-guard...
...we could have prepared for it... |
People down south must be brighter than up there in Seoul...
She must have got prepared the night before or just didn't notice in the morning that there wasn't actually any snow. |
That's pretty funny! Maybe she read my post?
To be fair, people everywhere can be caught off-gaurd by the first snowfall of winter. Even in places like Canada, where you would assume that people know that it is coming. My beef, really, is more that the snow stays around longer than it should. Last winter we got dumped on in late March and the snow and packed ice stayed on the roads for about a week. No sand, no plows, nothing...I ride a bike. I don't mind the cold, but I do need clear roads. |
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