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Thursday, February 4, 2010

Preparing to be Paralyzed

 

Aw, come on. Paralyzing? Disruptive? Difficult? Jersey Shore living has become rather severely winter-ish this year. Every weekend, another foot or two of the stuff. Getting a little tough for those of us on the Bar/Bat Mitzvah circuit, but that's another story. It's kind of a shame we don't have any mountains on the island, what with all the snow. There should be plenty of cross country opportunities on the Boardwalk. In any case, I am doing what I can in preparation for the paralysis. So far, that means nothing much.

 
Posted by Amy Rosenberg @ 8:52 PM  Permalink | 4 comments
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  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 10:21 PM, 02/04/2010
    It was over a foot in the Philly area earlier today. Now hours later according to Channel 10, Philly will be getting 6-10 inches. I'm guessing it will be reduced again tomorrow.
    — Phillies2008WSChamps
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 2:17 AM, 02/05/2010
    Paralyzing? 2-4 inches sends people running to stores and emptying the shelves of toilet paper, peanut butter, and bread like they're going to be snowed in for weeks. Get a grip people. The city can handle this just fine and you will not be snowed in for more than a day at most.
    — Kanayd
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 3:06 AM, 02/05/2010
    Its all about tv ratings. The news shows know that the weather is the one thing everyone is interested in to some degree.
    — Anthony77
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About The Downashore Blog
Inquirer staff writer Amy S. Rosenberg has covered Philly police, city neighborhoods, Ed Rendell as mayor, the Jersey shore, Atlantic City, Miss America and the psychology of Eagles fans. She is now assigned to features. She moved to Ventnor on July 3, 1995, which makes her a local, but not really. Email her here: arosenberg@phillynews.com.

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