MidWest Declares State Of Emergency

[HateTheFake]

I finally got power after a week of 20 degree weather. Several blankets and days later. Shit sucked, 2 trees fell on my car. (ill post pics later) Anyone else have problems? I heard kentucky was hit worst

[gran guerrero]

I didn't know Arizona was midwest

[Jeenyuss]

20 degree weather is cold?

[Money]

I didn't know Arizona was midwest

L O L

[Squeezer]

20 degree weather is cold?

seriously.

it hasn't been over 30 here since the middle of november.

currently 23

[Exalt]

20 degree weather is cold?

only for those living in arizona who think anything under 80 degrees is the freezing point of water

state of emergency? rofl? its 0 degrees in Chicago, grow yourself some nuts HTF

[Liquid Blue]

it was 22 today and peeps in virginia just walked around in hoodies and shit

you arizona folk need to put some hair on your chest and man the fuck up

[roxxkatt]

in fact, it was a steady -15 in chicago for a week or 2 without fluctuation

[Exalt]

in fact, it was a steady -15 in chicago for a week or 2 without fluctuation

yes very true, I think the only difference between now and then was I let my car heat up for 10 minutes before driving it, since I didn't feel like scraping my windshield with numb hands

-15 really doesn't feel that cold anyway... i mean once you get winter here its winter, you get used to the cold

[HateTheFake]

state of emergency do to the inpact it had on our trees. Unlike chicago or anywhere else. We rarely get ice. And when it hit us, all of the trees folded faster then an umbrella. Tore down 9700 poles/powerlines. We had electric crews from wyoming and ect down here helping us. A friend of mine once had a 80 foot palm tree in his yard. Not anymore

Guess its different when it happens yearly, However when its the first time in many years, 40-50 foot trees (like my house) split into 3. Some were altogether ripped from the ground.

[Exalt]

state of emergency do to the inpact it had on our trees. Unlike chicago or anywhere else. We rarely get ice. And when it hit us, all of the trees folded faster then an umbrella. Tore down 9700 poles/powerlines. We had electric crews from wyoming and ect down here helping us. A friend of mine once had a 80 foot palm tree in his yard. Not anymore

Guess its different when it happens yearly, However when its the first time in many years, 40-50 foot trees (like my house) split into 3. Some were altogether ripped from the ground.

So wait, I've been to arizona and they don't live in trees... maybe you keebler elves need to spend some of that money you make making those cookies and buy yourself a real freaking factory huh? That retirement tree house in Arizona just isn't cutting it anymore.

[HateTheFake]

i was born and raised in arizona, moved to arkansas 2 years ago.

sigh, Like AT my house my trees used to be 40-50 ft tall, now they have a 4 foot stump left

[Exalt]

i was born and raised in arizona, moved to arkansas 2 years ago.

I'm sure they have nice trees in arkansas too, but that doesn't explain the fact that you still live in a treehouse.... has it ever occured to the other keebler elves that a tree probably isn't the best place to turn into a factory?

[phata$$]

Haha, don't be a douche. Apparently, HTF doesn't read what he types.

[Heroin Bob]

1. 20 degrees (F) is below the freezing point of water


2. the weather here in AZ has been amazing for the past few months, like 80 in the day ant 30's at night. i fucking love it.