I keep seeing alarmist reports such as this:
An early season winter storm is aiming for the Carolinas & New England. Full update: http://t.co/ffNka8rvO1 pic.twitter.com/JY4Pe9eLg8
— Eric Holthaus (@EricHolthaus) October 31, 2014
Which seem a bit off, since my weather apps don’t show our temps going below 34 over the next few nights.
But should the Southland actually be plagued with the white stuff this weekend, might we also be treated to another disaster report from Buford Calloway on SNL?
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Wow, I’m really going down swinging — three posts in a row without a single comment. I feel like I’m up against Madison Bumgarner here…
You’re not going to get any help from me after this comment. I’m working on an appellate brief that’s due close of business Monday, so I’m at DEFCON 1 until then. This is just a five minute sanity break.
You’ll have to go round up the usual suspects without me.
I’m mostly rubber necking like a car wreck at Jenny Sanford’s video endorsement of the Sec Candidate.
Wow … who thought that was a good idea.
I’ve done a separate post on it. It, too, is being ignored….
I am still reading Carolyn Hax’s chat. Bye
Friday afternoons are hopeless…
Well, I get a lot more useful information from Carolyn Hax. Sorry…
Well, thanks for making me feel so worthy…
I’m watching the original Halloween I dvr-ed a few nights ago, drinking a Stone Enjoy by 10.31.14, and carving pumpkins while waiting for some drop-in guests.
We have never had a real trick-or-treater, but once we got some confused party-goers, late late…we had two German Shepherd Dogs then, who might have clued them in that this wasn’t the place–and the dark house–but hey, maybe they thought it was part of the decorating concept…
We get several dozen every year. We got those from our own neighborhood, and then our location close to Village at Sandhills brings in revelers after the celebration there. It’s not that big a deal for me, but my bride really gets a kick out of it, and I enjoy her joy.
Get, not got. Edit feature?
But it’s on record as the earliest snow in recorded history for this fair state! That alone suggested a potential disaster to rival any typhoon! BTW, I couldn’t get a chance to read or comment b/c the computer kept complaining you had “a long running script.” Don’t ask me what that means, b/c I have no idea.
They actually closed I-20 in western Lex Co for a bit. Yankees everywhere are laughing!
That’s the second time in recent memory that “long running script” has thwarted my efforts to read you. Karen wasn’t alone on that.