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I love it when weather men are wrong. Like when they go on this craze predicting a huge snow storm for like a week ahead of time, and then it turns out to be nothing. And the night of the storm all the crews are out with the salt trucks and the plows, just waiting for it to start snowing so they can get to work. And the snow never comes.
It's even funnier, when weather men predict nothing and then we get like 5 inches of snow out of nowhere. Naturally, in this case, there are no crews ready to plow and salt the roads. It's just funny, how ironic it is. Well this happened yesterday, and some of the main roads around here didn't get plowed till late in the afternoon despite the fact it had been snowing all day. I just think it's funny how it works. Wouldn't be too funny if I were a meterologist or a snow plow driver tho....
Friday night Mauricio, his friend from work, and I went off-roading in Mauricio's SUV...his friend from work has an SUV too so we both went out to this field that was muddy as hell and it had alot of steep hills and stuff. It was fun. But I knew what was going to happen...and it did hehe. We got stuck. But wait, not just Maurcio and I...his friend did too. And this mud was deep as shit. So there we were, side by side, stuck more than a foot deep in mud. At 2 in the morning on a bitter cold, windy Friday night.
After about an hour or an hour and a half, Mauricio's friend was able to dig his car out. But Mauricio's car was going nowhere. We had to go get some shovels and dig, so by 5 am we were out there in the bitter cold digging his car out, in a foot of mud. After a few hours of digging the 3 of us gave up, went to Denny's, and then called it a night...or morning, whatever. Mauricio had to go back later the next day, and after even more digging, was unable to get the car out. So after all that trouble a tow truck had to be called.
Hehe, that was one of the more interesting nights I've had in awhile.
I think I'm coming down with mono, I have a really bad sore throat and I feel really tired. I hope I'm not coming down with it.
It's even funnier, when weather men predict nothing and then we get like 5 inches of snow out of nowhere. Naturally, in this case, there are no crews ready to plow and salt the roads. It's just funny, how ironic it is. Well this happened yesterday, and some of the main roads around here didn't get plowed till late in the afternoon despite the fact it had been snowing all day. I just think it's funny how it works. Wouldn't be too funny if I were a meterologist or a snow plow driver tho....
Friday night Mauricio, his friend from work, and I went off-roading in Mauricio's SUV...his friend from work has an SUV too so we both went out to this field that was muddy as hell and it had alot of steep hills and stuff. It was fun. But I knew what was going to happen...and it did hehe. We got stuck. But wait, not just Maurcio and I...his friend did too. And this mud was deep as shit. So there we were, side by side, stuck more than a foot deep in mud. At 2 in the morning on a bitter cold, windy Friday night.
After about an hour or an hour and a half, Mauricio's friend was able to dig his car out. But Mauricio's car was going nowhere. We had to go get some shovels and dig, so by 5 am we were out there in the bitter cold digging his car out, in a foot of mud. After a few hours of digging the 3 of us gave up, went to Denny's, and then called it a night...or morning, whatever. Mauricio had to go back later the next day, and after even more digging, was unable to get the car out. So after all that trouble a tow truck had to be called.
Hehe, that was one of the more interesting nights I've had in awhile.
I think I'm coming down with mono, I have a really bad sore throat and I feel really tired. I hope I'm not coming down with it.