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December Banter 2018


George BM

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1 minute ago, WxWatcher007 said:

I'm not sure how some of you do it. With the exception of a hand full of events, tracking winter storms is an almost wholly miserable experience. Most of you don't care to learn the science. You'll track a digital "threat" for days if not weeks, and then stay inside during the event complaining about dry slots, mix lines, and screw zones, without enjoying the actual production. 

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Well my obsession has certainly subsided with kids.   Tracking is fun but kids don't care if you were forecasted to get 12 and you only get 6, lol.

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4 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

I'm not sure how some of you do it. With the exception of a hand full of events, tracking winter storms is an almost wholly miserable experience. Most of you don't care to learn the science. You'll track a digital "threat" for days if not weeks, and then stay inside during the event complaining about dry slots, mix lines, and screw zones, without enjoying the actual production. 

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Temperature, pressure and time.  It's that simple. But the possibilities.........

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19 minutes ago, North Balti Zen said:

Your use of that meme in the other thread was perfect. I am still laughing.

what you didn't get to see was the one where he had a spelling error. thankfully it was quoted by someone else, and now pinkied, so i can troll him over it whenever i feel like it. :lol: 

10 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

I'm not sure how some of you do it. With the exception of a hand full of events, tracking winter storms is an almost wholly miserable experience. Most of you don't care to learn the science. You'll track a digital "threat" for days if not weeks, and then stay inside during the event complaining about dry slots, mix lines, and screw zones, without enjoying the actual production. 

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i was just thinking about this yesterday. take the Jan 2016 blizzard for example; i tracked that thing for a week. checked in during every model run, offered my two cents where needed, etc. once the snow started, I barely logged onto the forum. i just wanted to enjoy the snow, get outside, relax, whatever. 

i noticed that i do that with most event, i hardly post during them. unless its 6-hour measurement updates or whatever. 

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6 minutes ago, mappy said:

what you didn't get to see was the one where he had a spelling error. thankfully it was quoted by someone else, and now pinkied, so i can troll him over it whenever i feel like it. :lol: 

i was just thinking about this yesterday. take the Jan 2016 blizzard for example; i tracked that thing for a week. checked in during every model run, offered my two cents where needed, etc. once the snow started, I barely logged onto the forum. i just wanted to enjoy the snow, get outside, relax, whatever. 

i noticed that i do that with most event, i hardly post during them. unless its 6-hour measurement updates or whatever. 

That's what we want. To be in storm...

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My only meaningful posts are observations during an event. I am only useful to track Upstream conditions for folks further north otherwise I pretty much suck. I read the form and enjoy the model output and banter from everyone. I don't look at models anymore. No time. Everyone does such a great job here... very satisfied with the content.

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1 minute ago, Stormpc said:

My only meaningful posts are observations during an event. I am only useful to track Upstream conditions for folks further north otherwise I pretty much suck. I read the form and enjoy the model output and banter from everyone. I don't look at models anymore. No time. Everyone does such a great job here... very satisfied with the content.

Please take this as a lighthearted comment with no malice.  Your post reads like a review on Yelp!

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This place has nice atmosphere at times but the kids running around throwing mashed potatoes at patrons needs to stop.  The change of cooks every 6 hours is nice except when they put too much suppression on things and overcook things with rain.  Waiters can be rude at times and food disappears without warning.  But i understand.  This place can get busy at times and the tips for the staff suck.

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2 minutes ago, H2O said:

This place has nice atmosphere at times but the kids running around throwing mashed potatoes at patrons needs to stop.  The change of cooks every 6 hours is nice except when they put too much suppression on things and overcook things with rain.  Waiters can be rude at times and food disappears without warning.  But i understand.  This place can get busy at times and the tips for the staff suck.

this feels forced

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