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Snow-ageddon

Based upon the prediction from the "Goof on the Roof", as DLS calls him, we Minnesotans are going to be waking up to a bit more snow. Hopefully we do better than these poor souls in Portland.

When I watch this I can't help but think of those little cars from the game "Life". That is what the vehicles look like to me. Oh, watch out here comes marriage - BAM, children - BAM, unemployment - BAM. Would you like to buy some insurance for your house or more importantly for your car after those college loans are paid off?



I read somewhere the first driver running into everything in sight was actually an elderly man. His airbag went off after the first hit and couldn't see nor tell the difference between the brake and the gas. Yeah, kinda guessed that.

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Karen said…
I'm sitting here with my mouth hanging wide, wide open. Wow. Snow-ageddon indeed.
11:11 AM
K~ said…
OH MY WORD!!! THAT WAS SOMETHING!!!I shouldn't be laughing?? K~
11:27 AM
bobbione8y said…
can that even happen?

how about the one that was sliding sideways for for ever...

?! scary!
6:50 PM
Anonymous said…
reminded me of my son's air hockey game, where the pucks just float across the board aimlessly
Shelly
9:55 PM
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