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Old 12-20-2009, 06:55 PM #1
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Default WOW! 22 inches of snow in the NE.
Hi everyone! I live in MD and we just got hammered with 22 inches of powdery snow! I have lived here all my life, and remember as a child getting this much snow. We still went to school. We still went to work. We didn't panic and crowd the grocery stores. Seems like people now days freak out at the thought of snow. As an adult child I really enjoyed it. As a person with RSD, naaaa! Just wish I could go sledding! Good think I'm going to my pain doc tomorrow!
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