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Didn't an ice storm play havoc with the All-A not that long ago?

Didn't an ice storm play havoc with the All-A not that long ago?

 

Probably 2 years ago....the Great Ice Storm of 2009. The anniversary of the Big Ice Event was "celebrated" only 2 days ago. But although the "event" was an overnight sensation, the effects lasted much longer. Ahhhh...the memories. 2 weeks without electricity. How will I ever have that much "fun" again? :lol: I feel grateful, though, for the 2 weeks of "fun" I had. My parents were without for a solid month.

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Didn't an ice storm play havoc with the All-A not that long ago?

Sure did. As I've said before we were without power at my house for 6 days.

Ahhhh...the memories. 2 weeks without electricity. How will I ever have that much "fun" again? :lol: I feel grateful, though, for the 2 weeks of "fun" I had. My parents were without for a solid month.
I don't know about you, but we had lots of fun here.* :cool:

 

 

 

 

*Other than the tree falling on the deck, shorting out the lights and starting a small fire down below.

The models have been pretty consistent so far. Those in Northern Kentucky be careful of what you wish for. What could you possibly be getting with the Tuesday-Wednesday storm?

 

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I'm not gonna lie. That song is a guilty pleasure.

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Those in Northern Kentucky really need to watch this storm. There is a chance for significant ice accumulation before it turns into all rain. Of course this projected map could change if the path of the storm does.

 

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The title of the thread got me, lol. Just recently I watched most of Ray Stevens' videos on YouTube. My favorite is "Setting Up With The Dead'. He's one of the funniest guys in the business.
I love Stevens, the man is just not right and I can relate to that,lol. Stevens can take whatever is the latest phase or something that is currently in the news and make a hilarious song from it.

My personal favorite of his is "the Mississippi Squirrel Revival"

http://www.bing.com/videos/watch/video/ray-stevens-the-mississippi-squirrel-revival/61ac59ef02eaf00646c761ac59ef02eaf00646c7-415391089855?q=ray+stevens+songs&FROM=LKVR5&GT1=LKVR5&FORM=LKVR19

 

Plus, talk about current events and controversey........

I know this thread was about another winter storm but when I saw Ray Stevens mentioned and the thread title I had to,lol.

Those in Northern Kentucky really need to watch this storm. There is a chance for significant ice accumulation before it turns into all rain. Of course this projected map could change if the path of the storm does.
Just what we don't need!

 

Keep us posted nWo.

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