Herve's Bar & Grill

[hazmat]

Originally posted by Klink
*Klink gets happy in the thought of not having to wear chains. After all, it's a stereotype about Italians from Brooklyn.*

I didn't grow up in Crooklyn, so I don't have to wear the chains.

[edX]

[Klink]

Crooklyn! *Klink keels over in a fit of laughter.*

Dove sono i miei fratelli?

[hazmat]

Originally posted by Klink
Dove sono i miei fratelli?

Sorry, I only speak Portuguese.

[Sogni]

Originally posted by Klink

Dove sono i miei fratelli?

Qui, ma io non tempo parlare,
Devono andare, ritorno alcune ore.

Man... I need to learn more Italian! I can only understand it spoken and a little written but have a hard time writing or speaking it! How embarasing!

[Klink]

lol

Fear not Tormente.
Avrete abbondanza dell'azienda.
Translation:"You'll have plenty of company."

[ksv]

Saluton! Mia namo estas Kjetil. La vetero estas hodiaû bona.

[mdnky]

Originally posted by Ed Spruiell
[b]keep in mind that calif requires chains on your tires and lowers the speed limit to 25 in certain areas during snow that would make easterners laugh at what wimps we are.

HaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHa...............and so on for an hour or so.

Sorry, that is goofy...though I have to say we have alot of southerners moving into NKY that I don't think have ever seen a snowflake in real life before (just on TV). It's amazing, you see it start to flurry, 1 or two flakes a minute, and they're driving 10mph in a 55 zone.

Wed. night gave us 6" of snow...I pulled 3 people out of ditches, and drove one lady's 4wd Suburban right out in 2WD. She never even tried backing up! But she did try to drive over the tree she hit in 4wd, and couldn't figure out why she wasn't going anywhere . I remember wishing I had a Darwin award to give to her. Although the guy who drove his vette into work (same building I'm in) on Thurs. get's another nomination for the award, especially since he has a Jeep and an AWD Safari van sitting at home. He said because the jeep had a soft top it was too cold out to drive it, and his vette was in the garage all night so it was nice and warm. BTW, he's works for an insurance company and he got stuck pulling into his parking spot and the car sat there till Sat. when they could finally get it out.

I drove around for 4 hours that night out of sheer bordom, and only twice on some really steep hills (from stop signs) did I use my 4wd, which I could have probably made it without. Also took my cousin who's 16 with temps out to the vacant school parking lot so she could lean how to drive on snow. Figured better to learn there than on a street.