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This blows
By adamg on Sun, 02/15/2015 - 10:51am
Meg Mainzer-Cohen shows us a giant snow blower going down Commonwealth Avenue in the Back Bay this morning.
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Here's an idea
Let's plan another midweek parade to incentivize snow removal in the Back Bay
Sorry 47%
just gonna have to deal
Humvees
US $10,000
Feb 18
Florida 1,115 mi away
Meter Reading: 2,215 Miles
End Use Certificate Required
http://www.govplanet.com/Humvees
Poor choice
That would actually be one of the worst possible vehicles for this weather because there are no streets wide enough for the vehicle. And even in good weather many streets would be too narrow for the vehicle.
No cupholders but has other uses
A H1 can probably also crush bicycles without damage to undercarriage!
Not going to have bluetooth, rear camera, heated leather seats, pussy magnet etc. like Arnold Schwarzenegger's.
*Caution: video is intended to be humor, so some may find offensive.
One good thing about the T shutdown
One good thing about the MBTA shutting down today, no news of train after train breaking down, being hours late, and finally the whole system falling on its face.
Not Yet But SOON!
Not Yet But SOON!
Or as we call it around here...
...Tuesday.
Montreal snow convoy
Here's how they should be doing this.
Even Odd Parking Bans
Make it possible. Although we do it during the summer for street cleaning, we'll never see it during winter storms.
That's how it IS done -- in Somerville
This year Somerville bought the giant snowblower that allows for snow convoys, and it's been working out very well.
Look at the height of that
Look at the height of that wall. Were going to have avalanches soon
That is a MEDIUM snow blower
This is the size we need.
http://www.truckntrailer.com/used-trucks/equipment/snow-blower/oshkosh/0...
Never thought I'd miss living in northern Ontario and Quebec. Their snow trucks are so pretty.