02-08-2013, 02:04 PM
It's been "reindeer sweater time" here on the local NYC TV and radio for the past 18 hours.
The most pathetic part is the TV stations switching around to an array of 'local reporters' who stand in front of trees and beside roads which are bare and dry, since any noticeable precipitation won't arrive until around nightfall.
Their main job seems to consist of spreading panic. (To be fair, some folks should leave work an hour or two early, because those with far commutes will be encountering worsening conditions by the time they get home to Eastern L.I., CT and Westchester&up.)
The line which has finally hit its stride is: "Eggs, Bread and Milk? What do you do during blizzards, make French Toast?"
But yes, it is the end of the world, but only when the secret government reveals that the "close call' asteroid they have been reassuring us about is actually on dead aim towards DisneyWorld, so use those leftover day passes.
The most pathetic part is the TV stations switching around to an array of 'local reporters' who stand in front of trees and beside roads which are bare and dry, since any noticeable precipitation won't arrive until around nightfall.
Their main job seems to consist of spreading panic. (To be fair, some folks should leave work an hour or two early, because those with far commutes will be encountering worsening conditions by the time they get home to Eastern L.I., CT and Westchester&up.)
The line which has finally hit its stride is: "Eggs, Bread and Milk? What do you do during blizzards, make French Toast?"
But yes, it is the end of the world, but only when the secret government reveals that the "close call' asteroid they have been reassuring us about is actually on dead aim towards DisneyWorld, so use those leftover day passes.