Milanos Milano
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I love games like this, and it makes it better that it’s a playoff game. I always manage to score cheap tickets because people chicken out. Love it.
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2 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:
I drive a Tacoma so if I drive around with chains, I am pretty sure I will get pulled over.It’s a risk I’ve always taken during snow games. I put the chains on and never been pulled over and when I’m out of the snow belt I take them off.
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2 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:
These plows don't melt the snow and evaporate the water immediately?
Don’t be mad at me because you drive a car that spins out on flurries. Get a truck and put some chains on it.
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1 minute ago, SirAndrew said:
Nope, the roads became impassible with zero visibility, and even tractor trailers get stuck. Plenty of truckers have terrifying blizzard stories. You’ve got a shtick going on this topic, and I respect it. I’m not trying to change your beliefs.
Dude I’m a born and raised WNY who has done this more times than I can count. In some of the worst conditions imaginable.
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Just now, PromoTheRobot said:
He thinks snow plows make snow disappear.
Enough to where the roads are drivable with proper vehicles.
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Just now, SirAndrew said:
I’ve seen plenty of footage from blizzards with hundreds of “proper vehicles” buried in snow.
And they were probably driving ridiculously fast. If you are going 5mph in a lifted truck with chains as an emergency, you are fine.
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1 minute ago, Wayne Arnold said:
What percentage of people drive "proper vehicles"?
Then they shouldn’t go to the games that are snowy.
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1 minute ago, PromoTheRobot said:
What about 36 inches?
There is this invention called the snow plow that comes by every hour or sometimes sooner. Even if rates are 3’/hr, that is drivable with proper vehicles.
Just now, Big Turk said:2+ feet is not a few inches. Mix that with alcohol and whiteout conditions and that's a recipe for disaster for both people driving and pedestrians trying to leave the stadium.
2’ wont be on the roadway surfaces at any one time. Maximum of 4” in between plowings on main roads. It’s fine.
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2 minutes ago, MPL said:
Ah, right, the Bills are fighting to stop a genocide with their football plays. Very important to keep the storming scheduled as planned.If the players land at Dunkirk before the snowfalls, we can take W by 4pm.
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1 minute ago, Royale with Cheese said:
In the 1940's, lead was in paint. If you currently live in a lead free painted house...you're a softee.
People can’t even change their tires without calling for help. Softness will soon lead to hard times.
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Just now, Captain Hindsight said:
I would like to get home safe to my young kids just like I’m sure everyone else does. If that makes soft, I’m cool with that
There are risks in every day life. A deer can run out at anytime and knock you off the road. If people are scared, they can stay home, and let the brave people venture out and enjoy a snowy game.
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These younger generations have gone soft. It wasn’t long ago we had brave men storming the beaches of Normandy. Now they are afraid to drive slowly on roads with a few inches of snow on them.
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Just now, Big Turk said:
Most people are not going to have big trucks and chains just laying around collecting dust to use for these situations.
Let's be real
Then don’t go to the game, I’ll buy the tickets for cheap.
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46 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:
And yet it still will be better on Monday than on Sunday. So what’s your solution? Bring 70+k people to OP, force the town/county/state to plow to get them out of there (which it did NOT do during the most recent major snow events to force people to stay off of the roads to allow for cleaning), and then deal with those people and others who decide to travel on roads that are marginally plowed? And, frankly, the reason so many people (47, IIRC) died in the last storm like this one is that many of them were out on roads and were stuck in cars during the teeth of the blizzard, which is exactly why, from a public safety perspective, this game should not be played here on Sunday. So it’s either roll the dice on Sunday, play it on Sunday (in Cleveland, apparently), or try it here or in Cleveland/Detroit on Monday.
This. It’s nuts. Unless you’ve been in it, you don’t understand.
Born and raised on it. Get a lifted truck and some chains and go 5mph. It’s not a big deal.
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Vanilla offense , mayo offense. Meh
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Yinzer is the mystical place socks end up after going missing from the dryer.
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5 minutes ago, BrettFavre said:
I imagine NYS and EC will have every piece of equipment available on hand to make sure roads in and around OP remain passable and a driving ban isn't necessary. It may be an issue of visibility however and not road condition.
If there wasn't a driving ban during the 2 feet that fell from 12pm-5pm during that 2016 Colts game, not sure there will be one this time.
This. It will be another Colts game, and I’m ready for it. Can’t wait.
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5 minutes ago, teef said:
i also host webinars that explain the science of keeping your name off a birth certificate.
She called you a horse with no name.
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2 minutes ago, teef said:
Make sure you lock your windows...a three part series
The chapter the police laughed and hung up was a good one. “Are you sure this is an emergency, it sounds like a swell time”
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5 minutes ago, teef said:
i've fathered 3 children this way.
I think I’ve read your book, it was a best seller. What was the name again?
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4 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:
Women do this to me all the time at work. I’ve come to accept it.
@teef had some crazy woman break into his house in the middle of the night and got frisky, he hasn’t recovered since.
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Official petition to rename it to the Schnow plow
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Illegal use of the hands, illegal touching of Josh’s helmet.
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Hope Rasul is good to go for next week.
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Well it doesn’t have to be super lifted. But the key to driving on deep snow covered roads is ground clearance. Chains + big clearance will get you through any conditions. Even off-roading.