it's about time florida got circumcised
- Flyfreaky

"Hanging chads"

"Hanging chads"
- the_cause2000

filthy americans had every chance to shave their bush that election too.

(frank)ers.

filthy americans had every chance to shave their bush that election too.

(frank)ers.
- kicksave856

gore as president would have killed dopps

gore as president would have killed dopps
- watsonnostaw

that makes the cheating even worse.

Super Typhoon Haiyan to hit Philippines today

Super Typhoon Haiyan to hit Philippines today


- watsonnostaw

please spare any hot filipino models (female only) plz. ty.

Another round of winter weather is on tap for the region on Tuesday. Temperatures are cold enough for
precipitation to fall mainly as snow. The only exception may be portions of the Delmarva well south of the C&D
Canal where precipitation could begin as sleet before changing over to all snow during the event.
•
Precipitation will move in from the southwest around dawn Tuesday morning. Snow will increase during the
mid
-
morning hours, continue through the day, then taper off during the late afternoon hours. Both the
morning and evening commute will be affected by this storm.
•
The central and southern portions of the Mount Holly forecast, including the Philadelphia metro area, are
“favored” to receive more precipitation from this event compared to the northern portions. Generally one to
three inches of snow can be expected in the north, with three to five inches in the south. A mixture of snow
and sleet well south of the C&D canal at the beginning of the event may keep total amounts in the two to four
inch range in those locations.

http://m.utsandiego.com/n...-palestine-jordan-israel/

National Weather Service
Philadelphia/Mt. Holly
Executive Summary
•
A
coastal storm is expected to impact the region from Thursday, January 2
nd
into Friday,
January 3
rd
. Bitter cold air will sweep into the region on Thursday night and continue
through Friday, January 3rd, with near
-
record low temperatures expected Saturday
morning, January 4
th
.
•
The storm has the
potential to produce 4+ inches of snow
, with those higher amounts
most likely in the Poconos & northern NJ. Strong northwest winds will develop on
Friday, resulting in considerable blowing snow.
•
Temperatures will drop rapidly Thursday night into Friday.
Subzero wind chills are
likely late Thursday night into Friday north and west of the I
-
95 corridor with single
digit wind chills elsewhere.
Low temperatures Saturday morning will be mainly in the
single digits, with subzero temperatures in the Poconos & northern NJ.
•
Moderate coastal flooding
is possible with the Friday morning high tide along the
Atlantic Coast, the Raritan Bay & Delaware Bay. The
highest risk of moderate coastal
flooding is in the Raritan Bay, and the Atlantic Coasts of Monmouth & Ocean
counties
. Very cold temperature will cause icing problems due to blowing spray along
coastal sections. Roadways that flood due to the coastal flooding will ice over.

National Weather Service
Philadelphia/Mt. Holly
Executive Summary
•
A
coastal storm is expected to impact the region from Thursday, January 2
nd
into Friday,
January 3
rd
. Bitter cold air will sweep into the region on Thursday night and continue
through Friday, January 3rd, with near
-
record low temperatures expected Saturday
morning, January 4
th
.
•
The storm has the
potential to produce 4+ inches of snow
, with those higher amounts
most likely in the Poconos & northern NJ. Strong northwest winds will develop on
Friday, resulting in considerable blowing snow.
•
Temperatures will drop rapidly Thursday night into Friday.
Subzero wind chills are
likely late Thursday night into Friday north and west of the I
-
95 corridor with single
digit wind chills elsewhere.
Low temperatures Saturday morning will be mainly in the
single digits, with subzero temperatures in the Poconos & northern NJ.
•
Moderate coastal flooding
is possible with the Friday morning high tide along the
Atlantic Coast, the Raritan Bay & Delaware Bay. The
highest risk of moderate coastal
flooding is in the Raritan Bay, and the Atlantic Coasts of Monmouth & Ocean
counties
. Very cold temperature will cause icing problems due to blowing spray along
coastal sections. Roadways that flood due to the coastal flooding will ice over.
- watsonnostaw

i just got windshield washer/de-icer and filled my reservoir, dog.

i just got windshield washer/de-icer and filled my reservoir, dog.
- kicksave856

you dealer should supply that with the free maintenance/oil changes etc

WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 1 PM THURSDAY TO 10 AM EST FRIDAY...

* HAZARD TYPES...SNOW ALONG WITH AREAS OF BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW.

* SNOW ACCUMULATIONS...6 TO 10 INCHES.

* TEMPERATURES...IN THE 20S TO LOWER 30S THURSDAY, THEN DROPPING INTO THE TEENS AND SINGLE DIGITS THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY.

* WIND CHILLS...THE COMBINATION OF VERY COLD TEMPERATURES AND GUSTY WINDS LATER THURSDAY NIGHT WILL CREATE DANGEROUS WIND CHILLS RANGING FROM 5 BELOW TO 20 BELOW ZERO. THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS WILL HAVE THE LOWEST WIND CHILLS. THEREFORE, OUTDOOR EXPOSURE SHOULD BE MINIMIZED IF POSSIBLE.

i've never been more prepared in my life.

i've never been more prepared in my life.
- kicksave856

are those snow totals in yards?

are those snow totals in yards?
- the_cause2000

who knows. i don't even pay attention anymore cause they're usually so far off.

originally the snow was supposed to start yesterday. i went out in a t-shirt yesterday. it was like 70 degrees and sunny.

i do think we're getting something this time though. seems inevitable. but it'll probably be 3 inches of snow and no big deal.

-22 with -35 windchill today and 20 cm of snow tonight.

Worst winter in 200 years here.

-22 with -35 windchill today and 20 cm of snow tonight.

Worst winter in 200 years here.
- BingoLady

sleep in a tent tonight.

rough it. it's fun.

sleep in a tent tonight.

rough it. it's fun.
- kicksave856

feeding deer in my backyard mini waffles and soda crackers. Ice on trees so they are hungry.

(frank) that - have to watch Habs lose in Dallas.

-22 with -35 windchill today and 20 cm of snow tonight.

Worst winter in 200 years here.
- BingoLady

I actually had a 4 minute internal Q&A with myself yesterday about how the Indians managed to live in weather like this hundreds of years ago.

I concluded that I needed to pick up some air deflectors for my floor vents