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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Hawks05 no offense to any living in the southern midwest or the south for that matter but up her in Wisconsin when we see snow in like Texas and its only like 3/4 of an inch and you people bust out snow plows put chains on the tires we laugh our butts off. that is hilarious to watch. its like oh man we got 3/4 of an inch bust out the snow plows, put on the snow pants, close school, and break out the snow blowers. man that is nothing. i remember in 1992 Halloween day i think we had 3 feet of the white stuff. best thing EVER. i love snow. i hate having tornadoes and thunderstorms. partially because i sleep upstairs and i know if strong winds came i'd be thrown around like a rag doll. if it was like 50-60 every day, kind of cloudy mixed with some sun, some rain thrown in to that would be awesome. best weather ever right there. [/quote] I agree[:D]. Here in Michigan, we get just as much snow as Wisconsin, maybe even more. I remember watching the news one day that South Carolina had 1/2 " of snow and they shut everything down and put chains on their tires and put big snowplows on their trucks. I couldn't help cracking up[:D][:p]. I also agree with your opinion on T-storms and Tornados. I sleep up stairs too and I freak out everytime there's a flash of lightening......[|)][:)]
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