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HOW DID WE SURVIVE

NEVER LEAVE US AGAIN!

This was worse than the Snowpocalypse.

There was a Snowpocalypse? I must have missed it while feverishly hitting "refresh" on my browser, trying to get the forum...

Word has it the forum downtime was Mayor Lukey's fault.

Nah, the problem was that no-one had created a "Forum downtime emergency response plan".

Other than mail-bombing Scott and Erok's gmail accounts, which was, uh, about as effective as the city's snow removal...

Dan, you wanna repost that plea for snow removal assistance on the trails, or has the city cleared them?

I haven't been down there in the last couple of days, so dunno what state Hot Metal is in. If things still look snowbound tomorrow, I'll post a bridge-clearing party plea.

Anyone feel like fixing a semi-working snowblower? My sister says the blower works OK but it doesn't self-propel.

Shoot, for a while there I was actually productive at work.

Close call.

haha... nice to see this back. I don't think this was due to the snowpocalypse, but rather an after shock of slushmageddon

I thought perhaps the whole thing was swallowed by a giant pothole, the one that "looked" like little slush puddle?

oops wrong thread

i blame luke for my oversight.

estoy en mexico ahora. snowpacalypse was a factor. i got the f out of dodge, and couldnt deal with the breakdown.

i dont have any bicycle news to report from here other than the roads are insane here. not many people riding bikes, but i dont blame them. the drivers are bonkers

@erok... yes they are! But looks like the city residents still have a place to play.. http://mexicocyclechic.blogspot.com/

Erok, the roads in Costa Rica were crazy too. I was joking with Lena that Bike Costa Rica wasn't even worth starting. People are riding on highways, and on streets with no shoulders (or room for shoulders) surrounded by speeding cars, and motorists not infrequently driving into oncoming traffic. Good luck to all road users in that country...