WHYYYYY???

[linzerd]

Just Why?  I called Day After Tomorrow yesterday and now I'm really starting to believe it:


bostinno.streetwise.co/2015/02/03/boston-snow-forecast-update-6-inches-thursday-feb-5-more-monday-feb-9/

I want to cry.  The Farmer's Almanac said this winter was going to be the worst in many, many years.  I guess it was right.  This is just wrong, though.  SO WRONG.

W.T.F???

FML.

[sanibel21]

Feb 3, 2015 14:17:57 GMT -5 linzerd said:

Just Why?  I called Day After Tomorrow yesterday and now I'm really starting to believe it:


bostinno.streetwise.co/2015/02/03/boston-snow-forecast-update-6-inches-thursday-feb-5-more-monday-feb-9/

I want to cry.  The Farmer's Almanac said this winter was going to be the worst in many, many years.  I guess it was right.  This is just wrong, though.  SO WRONG.

W.T.F???

FML.

I. Just. Can't.
My eyes literally welled with tears when I saw this.

[Deleted]

Sorry guys that's brutal.

[ellabee]

Noooo

[bebeski]

So tired of winter.

[Deleted]

I keep laughing at MH (in VT) which is mean because he has 6 trailers of packages in the yard that are just sitting there pissing people off...

Meanwhile it was a nice 55' at my house today!

[jjsmom80]

Probably more of a UO but i don't really mind it! I drive a Subaru and have lived in NH my whole life and i still get excited every time it snows, even when it's 3 feet in three weeks. I love driving around in the snow when no one else is on the roads. My dad taught me how to drive during storms like that. He'd get a book and say, lets go, and make me drive around for hours in a blizzard so id be comfortable doing it unlink most of the other kids my age who's parents were petrified to let them out on the roads.

[angelsnight]

Feb 4, 2015 20:52:53 GMT -5 jjsmom80 said:

Probably more of a UO but i don't really mind it! I drive a Subaru and have lived in NH my whole life and i still get excited every time it snows, even when it's 3 feet in three weeks. I love driving around in the snow when no one else is on the roads. My dad taught me how to drive during storms like that. He'd get a book and say, lets go, and make me drive around for hours in a blizzard so id be comfortable doing it unlink most of the other kids my age who's parents were petrified to let them out on the roads.

My dad didn't make me do this per se, but I am also very comfortable driving in snow.  The biggest tip is if you start to slide, just take your foot off the gas.  Braking can just make it worse.  Drive a reasonable speed, and take your foot off the gas if in trouble...it helps immensely.

But my dad did make me drive a lot when I was scared.  Even as a young driver he would make me drive part of the way on our trips up north, he would take me out and make me drive at night, because I had a hard time finding drive ways and such in the dark, and when I pulled out in traffic, he would say if you're going to pull out, you've got to commit and he would push my leg down onto the gas so I would pull out faster.  It was brutal at the time, but it made me a much better driver in the long run and I thank him for it today.