Snowed in.

[Archren]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

Not many mountains or even hills in Texas.....cept for the eastern side

ORLY?



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonald_Observatory

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davis_Mountains

Admittedly not as impressive as the Rockies or the Tetons, but mountains nevertheless.


ETA: Oh, and as for hills.. they don't call central Texas "hill country" for no reason:



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Hill_Country

[CasterTroy]

Originally Posted by Archren

Admittedly not as impressive as the Rockies or the Tetons, but mountains nevertheless.

Are you kidding me? Those are like "training bra" bewbs. I'm 20 minutes from the foothills of the blue ridge (full on college tits). Another hour and I'm in the smokies (Sofia "we're gonna need a bigger motorboat" Vergara!). ANYTHING more than a dusting and you'll be doing the Bread and Milk run

But snow isn't the problem. See...here we get more ICE than anything. Think: deals gap covered in ice!

[pauldun170]

Originally Posted by Turbo Ghost

It cracks me up when the yankees make fun of us Southerners because we shut down schools and the like when it snows a little bit. They seem to forget we have something here they've never seen. They're called "hills". We also have something called "mountains"! I know they seem strange and scary to you northerners but, we're used to them and know when to leave them alone so they don't bite us!

Ha...
I live at the top of a hill in an area called lake hills.

My street is a destination for sledders.

We don't have mountains because the elitist NYC snobs said they blocked the view of the ocean and had them removed.
True story

[No Worries]

Originally Posted by pauldun170

Ha...
...We don't have mountains because the elitist NYC snobs said they blocked the view of the ocean and had them removed.
True story

Adirondack Mountains...Catskill Mountains. I did a bunch of geology field camps in upstate NY, and those stinking professors taught me that the glaciers carved all those mountains.

Real true story: Adirondack Park in upstate NY is bigger than Yosemite, Yellowstone, Glacier, Grand Canyon and the Great Smokies National Parks combined.

[Turbo Ghost]

Did some camping and mountain-biking in the Adirondacks back in 95. We stayed near Old Forge (I think that was the name) nice little tourist trap. Beautiful country!

[pauldun170]

Originally Posted by No Worries

Adirondack Mountains...Catskill Mountains. I did a bunch of geology field camps in upstate NY, and those stinking professors taught me that the glaciers carved all those mountains.

Real true story: Adirondack Park in upstate NY is bigger than Yosemite, Yellowstone, Glacier, Grand Canyon and the Great Smokies National Parks combined.

When I said "we" I meant those of who reside on the glacier poop (Long Island).
My wife did her geology field camps upstate as well.

[Particle Man]

Originally Posted by Turbo Ghost

It cracks me up when the yankees make fun of us Southerners because we shut down schools and the like when it snows a little bit. They seem to forget we have something here they've never seen. They're called "hills". We also have something called "mountains"! I know they seem strange and scary to you northerners but, we're used to them and know when to leave them alone so they don't bite us!

I live at the base of the Adirondacks.

Next!

[Papa_Complex]

We've got hills. No mountains. We do have something that you might be unfamiliar with. It's called 'traffic.'

[RedRider2k2]

We got about a foot of snow (with winds that cause a complete white out) just about every weekend this month. Plus smaller snowfalls in between. A couple of hours north, where my parents live, they got over 2 feet in one of those weekend storms.

...I'm sure you can see how it's tough to feel sorry.

[Rangerscott]

Dang bamboolance just tumped over and two medics with serious injuries