Not sure the neighbor is going to like how that spell works. When we lived in NY (state) our town had an ordinance that you couldn’t blow the snow into the road/street. Didn’t stop them from plowing it all across your driveway entrance. I just figured blowing it into the street was payback.
William Pursell about 7 years ago
Aye Wiz now ye can scratch THAT off the Honey Do list!
derdave969 about 7 years ago
Not sure the neighbor is going to like how that spell works. When we lived in NY (state) our town had an ordinance that you couldn’t blow the snow into the road/street. Didn’t stop them from plowing it all across your driveway entrance. I just figured blowing it into the street was payback.
RonnieAThompson Premium Member about 7 years ago
Ventlabis glaciem = push ice.
TexTech about 7 years ago
His yard must be green painted cement. I don’t see how that much grass could stay green under all that snow.
Geophyzz about 7 years ago
Another political analogy – asylum seekers are flooding across the border into Canada.
xSigoff Premium Member about 7 years ago
Yeah…That is why I live in Augusta, Georgia. We only get snow/ice about once a decade and that was 2014 for this decade.
cubswin2016 about 7 years ago
Why doesn’t he just cast a force field around the house to keep the snow off.
zeexenon about 7 years ago
He should have said, "Frimmin’ at the jimjam, frippin’ on the krotz!”.
David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault about 7 years ago
Sharing with your neighbors is sometimes unappreciated.
gatocatcat about 7 years ago
It would have been better if the snow went “Foomp!” as it moved over.
brklnbern about 7 years ago
I have some neighbors like that.