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They call it "The American Dream," because you have to be asleep to believe it.
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Haha Kunstler more and more like the boy that cry Wolff always kicking the can down the highway, giving us all the facts of righteous outrage with...
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RC
... it's just... 'Trona ... you know ...i mean ... geezez !?
you never hear Barrie, Orillia, North Bay, the Sault, Thunderbay or other communities in ontario whine about snow like 'Trona.
it's snow, you're canadians, deal with it, eh.
and use some common sense... like not driving in a fkn blizzard.
🙄
My avatar is an adolescent snow leopard. Hairy cliff attack. [Link]
RC
I have a big zip up sweater that I call my Snow Leopard due to the white/black spotted print.
I should find a good Avatar. Hopefully, to be updated soon.
Mo Hit yes it brings the kind hearted together fer sher : )
LindaMay what's orange and white and invisible in a snow storm (hoonk hoonk hoonk)
I routinely would stay with my beloved uncle and aunt in Grass Valley. Great times.
Also, the locals thereabouts are GREAT skiers! I remember driving to Squaw and other places where there were ski jumps where folks routinely would ski above and over the roads to land on the farther downhill slope and keep on trucking. Folks who could do things like this. [Link]
Though I'm good, I ain't that!
RC