Snorgasm, 2010

Be safe driving today, all. It's been snowing in the Mid-Atlantic for about an hour now, very wet, with expectations of 20-26 inches. The locals think it's the Rapture and they're not real good at driving even when it's dry, so be doubly careful.

I have not yet heard "snorgasm" yet. I've heard "snowmageddon", "snowpocalypse", "snOMG", and my favorite was probably "Alexander Snow-vechkin's revenge".

It's not sticking in Arlington yet.

Trotsky, you still planning on going to Princeton? :D I'm playing it by ear.

I think snowgasm fits better. Both terms convey the orgasm meaning immediately, but Snorgasm kind of loses me on the "snow" part until I see context.

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KeithK
I think snowgasm fits better. Both terms convey the orgasm meaning immediately, but Snorgasm kind of loses me on the "snow" part until I see context.

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Neither is as much fun as a porkgasm

KeithK
I think snowgasm fits better. Both terms convey the orgasm meaning immediately, but Snorgasm kind of loses me on the "snow" part until I see context.

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Snowtorious B-I-G.

judy
Trotsky, you still planning on going to Princeton? :D I'm playing it by ear.

Not a chance. There was a time when I would risk my life for a regular season road game. That time has passed.

KeithK
I think snowgasm fits better. Both terms convey the orgasm meaning immediately, but Snorgasm kind of loses me on the "snow" part until I see context.

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"Snorgasm" is the twitter feed. I figured it was hip with you kids with your funny tubes.

Trotsky

KeithK
I think snowgasm fits better. Both terms convey the orgasm meaning immediately, but Snorgasm kind of loses me on the "snow" part until I see context.

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"Snorgasm" is the twitter feed. I figured it was hip with you kids with your funny tubes.

Still, would you really want your partner to have a snorgasm? It's like you got him or her plenty excited, but somehow couldn't keep them awake.

Killer
Still, would you really want your partner to have a snorgasm? It's like you got him or her plenty excited, but somehow couldn't keep them awake.

At this point, I take it as it comes.

Trotsky

Killer
Still, would you really want your partner to have a snorgasm? It's like you got him or her plenty excited, but somehow couldn't keep them awake.

At this point, I take it as it comes.

As long as she does....

CK

Bringing this semi-back on topic.

If I try to shovel out my car, where the f do I put the snow???

judy
Bringing this semi-back on topic.

If I try to shovel out my car, where the f do I put the snow???

One great property of snow with a lot of moisture: it stacks vertically very nicely. Just make a pile somewhere where it won't fall on anyone and keep throwing more on there. Like this person:





Learn from the kings. Oswego.

We're supposed to get more tomorrow. When I moved down here, this kind of snow was NOT part of the deal!

judy
We're supposed to get more tomorrow. When I moved down here, this kind of snow was NOT part of the deal!

Sounds like a pretty good fringe-benefit to me.

RichH

Learn from the kings. Oswego.

crazysnow3.jpg

It wasn't quite this much, but I have a picture very similar to this I took right after the blizzard in March '93. I think it was on the top of the hill near the sheep farm. The snow had drifted about 10' high and a loader had broken a path through it.

A Baltimore weatherman's take on SnowOrgasm

Rita
A Baltimore weatherman's take on SnowOrgasm

Not an unusual performance for Jim Kosek. Slate did the following profile of him in 2008:



And he's not local to Baltimore, but national on Accuweather, as the video shows.

For the record, I drove from Newark Airport to Princeton Saturday evening. The NJ turnpike was clear with one slushy spot. Rte. 1 was a little narrowed, but mostly fine with a couple slushy areas. The only real snow I encountered was where I turned off Rte. 1 to get to the rink. Washington St. was not plowed, but was driven on enough to be passable. The streets on the PU campus were slick but driveable.

Going home to Allentown, the roads on the PU campus were still sketchy, but once I hit Nassau Ave. and then got on Rte. 206 heading out of Princeton, all roads were clear (I-278, I-78, and US 206).