How long were you snowed in at your home?
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Her question is worded quite specifically.
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Then my answer about being snowed in at home only overnight is completely wrong. I guess I don’t speak Jaimiekvoia, or whatever it is you two have put together.
There were plenty of times when the roads weren’t passable for a couple of days or a few days, but I can’t remember any specifics.
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Thanks for the lesson.
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But then again, your hips are kind of way down low, right?
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You’ve told us your height before. It’s not as if I have an entire file on you and I’ve planted hidden cameras and microphones at your home on 1234 Canada Lane, or I moved in just across the street from you at a place with windows facing your house so that I can spy on you with binoculars any time I want to night or day, or that I’ve picked through your mail and copied down the information on every sender, or that I know exactly which vehicle you own, or that I follow you around whenever you leave home all the time . . . Sheesh, who would do all that?
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On normal days, they’re twelve minutes away. With heavy snowfall, it’s at least twenty minutes, but there was a multiple-car pile-up on the highway about two hours ago, three troopers called in sick this morning, and a tree has fallen on the municipal building, so that’s going to be closer to thirty minutes. Oh, I don’t have a police scanner so that I can monitor their radio calls just like some stalker would do.
Overnight, if memory serves me correctly.
I was born and raised in a place where there were about eight months of cold weather every year, accompanied by lots of snowfall. It wasn’t the same amount that you see in Canada, hence the response of only one day that we were completely snowed in as far as I can remember. I left there at age 18 and I have not lived in a place with heavy snowfall since. I am now in Southern California, I have not seen snow at all for a couple of decades, and I don’t miss it one bit.
By the way, in the gif you showed, I think he’s just trying to put the moves on her, similar to, “Gee, we’re out of gas.”
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I’d try it. She’s cute.
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Oh, with Randy D around, her shirt isn’t going to be staying on long enough to be a problem for anyone. (Cough, cough.)
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