01.02.2011 - 23:58
Tyrannosnowus Wrecks
magnitude to make me either dead or seriously miserable.
Kansas City is currently in the midst of one of the largest single
snowfalls in its history. I realize some of you are used to heapin'
helpings of the white stuff, but for us here, it's big.
I freaked at the forecast and took a personal day off, and then learned my
call center workplace shut down at 12:30 pm.
The snow intensified at about 3 pm. I semi-freaked at 4:30 at the wild
blizzardy mess, and drew all my blinds so I wouldn't have to see how much
was falling -- and accumulating.
Just now, I heard a whump! sound, and felt a vibration like an adult
jumping off a step-stool. I peeked around a blind slat onto my balcony,
and saw a mass of snow had slid off the roof. My balcony's the top floor,
so that's where it landed. Much better to stress the balcony than the
roof, in my opinion; I don't want the ceiling caving in, but I could live
if the balcony broke off the side of the building.
--
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Pax vobiscum.
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02.02.2011 - 00:15
On Feb 1, 2:580pm, Estron <est...@kc.rr.com> wrote:
Just now, I heard a whump! sound, and felt a vibration like an adult
jumping off a step-stool. 0I peeked around a blind slat onto my balcony=
,
and saw a mass of snow had slid off the roof. 0My balcony's the top flo=
or,
so that's where it landed.
That's all part of the yeti's plan.
/dps
Just now, I heard a whump! sound, and felt a vibration like an adult
jumping off a step-stool. 0I peeked around a blind slat onto my balcony=
,
and saw a mass of snow had slid off the roof. 0My balcony's the top flo=
or,
so that's where it landed.
That's all part of the yeti's plan.
/dps
02.02.2011 - 00:35
On Feb 1, 4:580pm, Estron <est...@kc.rr.com> wrote:
I'm not scared of normal storms, but I do rabbit easily at storms of a
magnitude to make me either dead or seriously miserable.
Kansas City is currently in the midst of one of the largest single
snowfalls in its history. 0 I realize some of you are used to heapin'
helpings of the white stuff, but for us here, it's big.
I freaked at the forecast and took a personal day off, and then learned m=
y
call center workplace shut down at 12:30 pm.
The snow intensified at about 3 pm. 0I semi-freaked at 4:30 at the wild
blizzardy mess, and drew all my blinds so I wouldn't have to see how much
was falling -- and accumulating.
Just now, I heard a whump! sound, and felt a vibration like an adult
jumping off a step-stool. 0I peeked around a blind slat onto my balcony=
,
and saw a mass of snow had slid off the roof. 0My balcony's the top flo=
or,
so that's where it landed. 0Much better to stress the balcony than the
roof, in my opinion; 0I don't want the ceiling caving in, but I could l=
ive
if the balcony broke off the side of the building.
Sweet. My husband left central Texas to drive home this morning.
Last I heard he was slogging through Oklahoma at about 50mph.
Get the roads in Kansas City clear for tomorrow, OK? Thanks.
Mary
I'm not scared of normal storms, but I do rabbit easily at storms of a
magnitude to make me either dead or seriously miserable.
Kansas City is currently in the midst of one of the largest single
snowfalls in its history. 0 I realize some of you are used to heapin'
helpings of the white stuff, but for us here, it's big.
I freaked at the forecast and took a personal day off, and then learned m=
y
call center workplace shut down at 12:30 pm.
The snow intensified at about 3 pm. 0I semi-freaked at 4:30 at the wild
blizzardy mess, and drew all my blinds so I wouldn't have to see how much
was falling -- and accumulating.
Just now, I heard a whump! sound, and felt a vibration like an adult
jumping off a step-stool. 0I peeked around a blind slat onto my balcony=
,
and saw a mass of snow had slid off the roof. 0My balcony's the top flo=
or,
so that's where it landed. 0Much better to stress the balcony than the
roof, in my opinion; 0I don't want the ceiling caving in, but I could l=
ive
if the balcony broke off the side of the building.
Sweet. My husband left central Texas to drive home this morning.
Last I heard he was slogging through Oklahoma at about 50mph.
Get the roads in Kansas City clear for tomorrow, OK? Thanks.
Mary
02.02.2011 - 03:54
On 2/1/2011 4:58 PM, Estron wrote:
I'm not scared of normal storms, but I do rabbit easily at storms of a
magnitude to make me either dead or seriously miserable.
Kansas City is currently in the midst of one of the largest single
snowfalls in its history. I realize some of you are used to heapin'
helpings of the white stuff, but for us here, it's big.
I freaked at the forecast and took a personal day off, and then learned my
call center workplace shut down at 12:30 pm.
The snow intensified at about 3 pm. I semi-freaked at 4:30 at the wild
blizzardy mess, and drew all my blinds so I wouldn't have to see how much
was falling -- and accumulating.
Just now, I heard a whump! sound, and felt a vibration like an adult
jumping off a step-stool. I peeked around a blind slat onto my balcony,
and saw a mass of snow had slid off the roof. My balcony's the top floor,
so that's where it landed. Much better to stress the balcony than the
roof, in my opinion; I don't want the ceiling caving in, but I could live
if the balcony broke off the side of the building.
urm, if the balcony broke, wouldn't it take the wall down too if there
is too much snow on it?
--
<---=««-Dilbert Firestorm-»»=--->
Zizzle that Fire - it's Zizzle Time !!!!!!!
I'm not scared of normal storms, but I do rabbit easily at storms of a
magnitude to make me either dead or seriously miserable.
Kansas City is currently in the midst of one of the largest single
snowfalls in its history. I realize some of you are used to heapin'
helpings of the white stuff, but for us here, it's big.
I freaked at the forecast and took a personal day off, and then learned my
call center workplace shut down at 12:30 pm.
The snow intensified at about 3 pm. I semi-freaked at 4:30 at the wild
blizzardy mess, and drew all my blinds so I wouldn't have to see how much
was falling -- and accumulating.
Just now, I heard a whump! sound, and felt a vibration like an adult
jumping off a step-stool. I peeked around a blind slat onto my balcony,
and saw a mass of snow had slid off the roof. My balcony's the top floor,
so that's where it landed. Much better to stress the balcony than the
roof, in my opinion; I don't want the ceiling caving in, but I could live
if the balcony broke off the side of the building.
urm, if the balcony broke, wouldn't it take the wall down too if there
is too much snow on it?
--
<---=««-Dilbert Firestorm-»»=--->
Zizzle that Fire - it's Zizzle Time !!!!!!!
02.02.2011 - 06:15
On Feb 2, 12:350am, Mary <mrfeath...@aol.com> wrote:
On Feb 1, 4:580pm, Estron <est...@kc.rr.com> wrote:
> I'm not scared of normal storms, but I do rabbit easily at storms of a
> magnitude to make me either dead or seriously miserable.
> Kansas City is currently in the midst of one of the largest single
> snowfalls in its history. 0 I realize some of you are used to heapin'
> helpings of the white stuff, but for us here, it's big.
> I freaked at the forecast and took a personal day off, and then learned=
my
> call center workplace shut down at 12:30 pm.
> The snow intensified at about 3 pm. 0I semi-freaked at 4:30 at the wi=
ld
> blizzardy mess, and drew all my blinds so I wouldn't have to see how mu=
ch
> was falling -- and accumulating.
> Just now, I heard a whump! sound, and felt a vibration like an adult
> jumping off a step-stool. 0I peeked around a blind slat onto my balco=
ny,
> and saw a mass of snow had slid off the roof. 0My balcony's the top f=
loor,
> so that's where it landed. 0Much better to stress the balcony than th=
e
> roof, in my opinion; 0I don't want the ceiling caving in, but I could=
live
> if the balcony broke off the side of the building.
Sweet. 0My husband left central Texas to drive home this morning.
Last I heard he was slogging through Oklahoma at about 50mph.
Get the roads in Kansas City clear for tomorrow, OK? 0Thanks.
they won't be too good in Wichita, either. Heavy snowfall, wind chill
down below -200 F (-29 C)
--
Mike
On Feb 1, 4:580pm, Estron <est...@kc.rr.com> wrote:
> I'm not scared of normal storms, but I do rabbit easily at storms of a
> magnitude to make me either dead or seriously miserable.
> Kansas City is currently in the midst of one of the largest single
> snowfalls in its history. 0 I realize some of you are used to heapin'
> helpings of the white stuff, but for us here, it's big.
> I freaked at the forecast and took a personal day off, and then learned=
my
> call center workplace shut down at 12:30 pm.
> The snow intensified at about 3 pm. 0I semi-freaked at 4:30 at the wi=
ld
> blizzardy mess, and drew all my blinds so I wouldn't have to see how mu=
ch
> was falling -- and accumulating.
> Just now, I heard a whump! sound, and felt a vibration like an adult
> jumping off a step-stool. 0I peeked around a blind slat onto my balco=
ny,
> and saw a mass of snow had slid off the roof. 0My balcony's the top f=
loor,
> so that's where it landed. 0Much better to stress the balcony than th=
e
> roof, in my opinion; 0I don't want the ceiling caving in, but I could=
live
> if the balcony broke off the side of the building.
Sweet. 0My husband left central Texas to drive home this morning.
Last I heard he was slogging through Oklahoma at about 50mph.
Get the roads in Kansas City clear for tomorrow, OK? 0Thanks.
they won't be too good in Wichita, either. Heavy snowfall, wind chill
down below -200 F (-29 C)
--
Mike
02.02.2011 - 17:10
On Tue, 01 Feb 2011 20:54:52 -0600, dilbert firestorm wrote:
Just now, I heard a whump! sound, and felt a vibration like an adult
jumping off a step-stool. I peeked around a blind slat onto my
balcony, and saw a mass of snow had slid off the roof. My balcony's
the top floor, so that's where it landed. Much better to stress the
balcony than the roof, in my opinion; I don't want the ceiling caving
in, but I could live if the balcony broke off the side of the building.
urm, if the balcony broke, wouldn't it take the wall down too if there
is too much snow on it?
Depends on how the balcony is affixed. If it is simply lagged to the
side of the building then the worst wall damage might be just some tear-
out on the exterior.
An open wall is still better than getting squished by roof trusses.
Just now, I heard a whump! sound, and felt a vibration like an adult
jumping off a step-stool. I peeked around a blind slat onto my
balcony, and saw a mass of snow had slid off the roof. My balcony's
the top floor, so that's where it landed. Much better to stress the
balcony than the roof, in my opinion; I don't want the ceiling caving
in, but I could live if the balcony broke off the side of the building.
urm, if the balcony broke, wouldn't it take the wall down too if there
is too much snow on it?
Depends on how the balcony is affixed. If it is simply lagged to the
side of the building then the worst wall damage might be just some tear-
out on the exterior.
An open wall is still better than getting squished by roof trusses.
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