Steve
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Not at all |
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pebbles06106
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I'm a little worried in Connecticut because we're getting hit by the storm too.
As for precautions, I'm renting movies Friday night and staying home all weekend long. |
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adorabull_deb
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you must be new to Massachusetts...y'all haven't seen the grass since Christmas up there! |
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x..neeky..x
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i dont live there but i would LOVE to! =D(L)
even if there was a snow storm! =D
one of the best places on earth =D!
wooo!
x |
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James H
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Why would we be worried? we live in New England we are used to this crap. |
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mishe77y
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put the car in four wheel drive and act like its a normal day its new england snows nothing.
+ gotta make sure theres always a path to the grill us new englanders can live with out bbqing for a week lol! |
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Michael M
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I think worrying about weather is about as silly a thing as there is |
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ShouldBeWorking
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"Worried" about it? No. If you live here, you've dealt with snow before. I'll just make sure I don't need to go out and deal with driving in it if I don't have to, and that I have lots of ice melt for my driveway. No big deal. |
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Constance B
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I'm now in FL but from up there. You need to make sure you go to Stop & Shop and buy milk and bread...Even if you don't need them just in case... :) |
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Clark
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Not even worried, a couple of inches, which is a snow dusty here in Boston. |
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John A
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If you are from a part of the country that gets no snow then it might seem as though any snowstorm is cause for concern. This is understandable. However, it usually takes a snowstorm with a huge amount of snow and high winds to cause concern. Generally people will go to the store and buy stuff, mostly food and things like shovels and stuff to melt the ice. People who have cars almost always have snow tires and vehicles that can handle the snow without too much difficulty. The public transportation system usually does not shut down so people can get around by train if the roads are really snowed in. If people shovel like they should then walking is usually not that bad. Almost everybody has the clothing necessary to get through a snowstorm if they have to work outside or just move around. |
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LaBella
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No, we're used to snow storms - most of us learned our lesson from the blizzard of '78. |
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Mela
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Sorry I'm not a Massachussetts resident but I am a NJ resident who will also be affected by the snow storm tomorrow. I have to sleep at my sister's house tonight because she is closer to my job........ |
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UHM NO
they always say its gunna be HUGE and then its like a little frost and OMG they cancel school. and never go to the super market cuz omg everyone is running around franticly looking for bread and water. |
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Robert G
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No only about 5 inches in the Boston area Besides
it is going to be on the weekend this Saturday less
traffic on the roads |
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Titus Pullo
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No, not really..it's supposed to start on Friday evening anyway so it doesn't really worry me much at all...it won't affect my weekend...bring it on! |
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***~***
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You mean tomorrow? Where I am it's calling for 1-3". Therefore, I'm not taking any precautions. |
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OOOh Yes Thats It Yes!!!!
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SHOOT when are we suppose to get one I didnt even know and I leave in lawrence,ma for real. |
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FEDERICO
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no i thimk that you mjka njainpo caj+da |
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dollie
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what snowstorm am i supposed to get? o.o
uh oh. |
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katielynne
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well i don't live in massachucates but I'm worring for you but just remember dn't get so down it means NO SCHOOL and NO WORK forea few days and you'll get to spend time with your family!!!! =) :)> |
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tarzan
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we canadians get storms like this every month
you americans are soo pathetic |
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Hige
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Haha we beat you at the Superbowl |
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