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The ski resorts must be happy.

QUOTE(#1):

Originally posted 10:27 AM ET  02.08 by drip drop

The ski resorts must be happy.

Shut up...just shut yer dang piehole or finger in this case.

Thanks TxHeat.

I saw an interview with the owner of a ski resort and he said this storm would save them over a quarter of a million $$$ in snow making fees.

QUOTE(#3):

Originally posted 12:03 PM ET  02.08 by Lady's Coach Belicat

Thanks TxHeat. I saw an interview with the owner of a ski resort and he said this storm would save them over a quarter of a million $$$ in snow making fees.

I've got family in the 'bulls-eye' area (Eastern CT) so I am watching this closely. There was a news story last night about how much money cities saved last winter because of lack of snow. This one is going to be quite expensive.

QUOTE(#4):

Originally posted 12:21 PM ET  02.08 by TxHeat

I've got family in the 'bulls-eye' area (Eastern CT) so I am watching this closely. There was a news story last night about how much money cities saved last winter because of lack of snow. This one is going to be quite expensive.

Sure will, but the smart communities kept some of last year's money and put it in a just-in-case fund. Hope mine was one of them. lol

QUOTE(#5):

Originally posted 12:25 PM ET  02.08 by Lady's Coach Belicat

Sure will, but the smart communities kept some of last year's money and put it in a just-in-case fund. Hope mine was one of them. lol

Boston was not one those cities. they spent the $13 mill they saved.

QUOTE(#6):

Originally posted 12:33 PM ET  02.08 by TxHeat

Boston was not one those cities. they spent the $13 mill they saved.

Uh oh!!

Good luck Lady and stay warm and safe. :)

QUOTE(#3):

Originally posted 12:03 PM ET  02.08 by Lady's Coach Belicat

Thanks TxHeat. I saw an interview with the owner of a ski resort and he said this storm would save them over a quarter of a million $$$ in snow making fees.

This is a boon to the ski resort owners.

QUOTE(#9):

Originally posted 01:21 PM ET  02.08 by Catwoman

We're all hunkered down and prepared here in NH! Expecting 18-24 inches and high winds. I know one thing ... we won't run out of vodka!

Cat is in good shape!! lol!!

QUOTE(#9):

Originally posted 01:21 PM ET  02.08 by Catwoman

We're all hunkered down and prepared here in NH! Expecting 18-24 inches and high winds. I know one thing ... we won't run out of vodka!

I hope that you and all the other people posting here can ride out the storm without any problems.

QUOTE(#6):

Originally posted 12:33 PM ET  02.08 by TxHeat

Boston was not one those cities. they spent the $13 mill they saved.

lol,.....they probably spent the $$$ on voice-lessons for mayor menino, and extra guards to watch-over 83-yr. old ''whitey'' bulger...!

My friends in Maine (Saddleback/Rangeley Lakes) are hoping for a major snow dump.

Stay safe you guys...

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QUOTE(#16):

Originally posted 05:57 PM ET  02.08 by Catwoman

Thanks! It's not our first rodeo. People on the coast have to sweat storm surges though ... the price of beach real estate.

hey cat !,...i hope all's well UP where yu are !.......at least the snow is light [not ~wet~],.......i think we have 4-6 inches so far.......supposed to get ~windy~ later !

QUOTE(#15):

Originally posted 05:49 PM ET  02.08 by {+}MOTHER-MARGE{+}

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