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1/23/2012 2:30am
Why is it so hard for them to straighten the blade when the go by your driveway? I got a three foot lump at the end of my driveway. It takes me a few stabs at getting my 2 wheel drive truck out somedays.
Every year I gotta teach them how to do their job. I guess you don't get the sharpest guys applying for that job.
Every year I gotta teach them how to do their job. I guess you don't get the sharpest guys applying for that job.
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Fuck'n Nancy
Once my neighbor left and came back in a few minutes. I was out playing in the snow with the kids so I asked him what was up...he said that he thought since our road was nice and cleared, that the main ones would be too...
Now I live on a private road so no plows... Of course the 14" of annual snow that we get isn't too big of a deal.
They closed schools here on the threat of snow.
No concrete going out today either.
I guess I'll go to the store and buy a pot roast.
oh yeah, we have ZERO snow.
Luckily I have one cool neighbor with a new Kubota who likes the maple syrup I leave in his mailbox every season.
I bring treats at the job,and its a great ice breaker..quit being so stingy
On November 16, 1994, a Crystal Mountain, Inc. snow plow cross the centerline on Crystal Mountain Blvd., and struck a pick-up truck driven by the decedent, Daniel J. Baker. He died the following day as a result of the injuries sustained in the collision. A motion for partial summary judgment on the issue of liability was denied on January 1997, on the basis of deposition testimony of the driver of the snow plow, indicating that he was going a safe speed and that he hit a path of ice, causing his vehicle to slide through a corner and across the centerline. Liability was admitted by the defendant 10 days prior to trial.
Hardcore dirt biker and snowboarder
RIP uncle Dan
Pit Row
flat roof, 12 inches of snow on with 6 inches more on the way. only took 2 hrs....
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