Snowmageddon

[felser]

13 minutes ago, JSngry said:

I kinda thought that "youse" and "youse guys" were distinct and desperate phrases?

Philly is "youse guys", I don't remember hearing "youse" without "guys".   Pittsburgh was/is "yins", Huntsville, Ala. was/is "y'all".   Don't remember what it was/is in the other places I've lived (Cincinnati, OH and West Palm Beach, FLA).

[Milestones]

It must have been a foot or more over here.  But things have been cleaned up fairly well.  I was out on the roads once. 

I've seen people playing in the snow!

Plenty of school and college closings on Monday.

 

[Holy Ghost]

1 hour ago, felser said:

Philly is "youse guys", I don't remember hearing "youse" without "guys".   Pittsburgh was/is "yins", Huntsville, Ala. was/is "y'all".   Don't remember what it was/is in the other places I've lived (Cincinnati, OH and West Palm Beach, FLA).

Grew up in West Palm Beach, Boca specifically, and we would say, 'sup. 

[Holy Ghost]

Foot +. We're buried and it's still snowing. School's got cancelled, so at least that. 

[Kevin Bresnahan]

I’m seeing 80 degrees with a chance of improvisation.

 I’m still on a jazz cruise. 😀

I’m hearing that our area is getting close to two feet. I’ll have a lot of snow to clear when I get home.

[Milestones]

You should stay on the cruise for another 2-3 weeks!

[Ken Dryden]

A bit of sleet, but we got out of our hilly subdivision outside Chattanooga yesterday without an issue. When a real storm hits, this area can be shut down for several days. 

[jazzbo]

We have had about 13" in the last 24 hours, and I've attacked it with shovel three times, kept it to an accessible and exit-able status with effort. Actually, I confess it feels good. Now I have earned a break to listen.