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To: Tom Trader who wrote (40273)	1/30/2000 1:43:00 PM
From: Jerry Olson	Respond to of 44573

TT LOL we got 11 inches here, my plow guy came over and destroyed everything in site...it was sooo deep...but at least we got out!!! i'm going to get the same damn storm you're getting pal... hey just a thought TT...DWA is in VA, did you know that?? Tom Dorsey LIves in VA... take a ride over when you get un buried<VBG>

To: Tom Trader who wrote (40273)	1/30/2000 1:44:00 PM
From: SE	Respond to of 44573

I tell you, you have to hire a guy with a pickup and a plow. Pay him whatever it takes. Not worth the difficulty you are going through. Heck what could it cost all winter??? At most four spoo points and that seems very excessive. I will do the same as you sometimes. I will do the half the driveway for my car, an Acura Integra that is a POS on the snow and then not do my wife's side as she has a Nissan Pathfinder and can get through anything. Sometimes I will screw doing the snowplow remains at the bottom of the driveway (too heavy cause of all the damn salt they through down) and instead drive the four wheel over it till it is all mashed down nice and hard and then I can drive my Integra over the top of it. The neighbors think I am a nut bag. They are right.

To: Tom Trader who wrote (40273)	1/30/2000 2:19:00 PM
From: Snowshoe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

OT: >>Last week, I had to shovel snow about 20" deep in some places after the snow blower stopped functioning. By the time that I was done, I was aching in parts of my body where I did not know I had any muscles!<< Hi Tom, I like to use a technique that I call "aerobic snow shoveling". This involves using a long-handled, lightweight plastic shovel and rapidly shoveling small amounts of snow. The wetter the snow the smaller the shovel load. This minimizes muscle strain and maximizes the aerobic workout. It also helps to do stretching exercises beforehand. It's amazing how heavy snow can be. Some years the snow here gets so deep that I have to shovel my roof. I once calculated the total weight of the snow on my small house and found it to be 16 tons! Well, I gotta go back out now and finish shoveling... Greg P.S. I see the Gorilla crowd is finally taking a serious look at WIND. Might be a good buy this week if it fills that gap at 26, which is right around the 200-day ema.