Slow moving on this snowy morning...

[theloxmyth]

Such were the scenes on the way duhn tuhn, this morning, n'at.

Seven miles traveled at the break-neck speed of 5-10mph!

I didn't have time to adjust the photo to include my ExpyII.

[Wisconsin Proud]

Sometimes a half inch causes more trouble than several inches. The roads glaze over faster.

[theloxmyth]

Originally Posted by Wisconsin Proud

Sometimes a half inch causes more trouble than several inches. The roads glaze over faster.

Yes, and everyone here drives like, well, you know.

[unclesallie]

Hey, Craigmeister! I survived the NY Blizzard of 2010, of
20 inches in about 12 hours, and you survived the
pu$$y snowflakes of Pittsburgh in 2011.

Ya big pu$$ get some REAL snow for pete's sake or is that s-a-k-e?

How you doin big guy?

[theloxmyth]

Working to beat the devil, and fighting traffic along the way.

If some people didn't drive so poorly, everyone would be better off.

It's snowing as we "speak," and #1 son just got into his car (which is under MY insurance ) to head duhn tuhn for German Club.

YOU ASKED!

How are yunz?

Last year...

[Colonel58]

Craigster.... will the snow be removed by the GTG? Need to know if tire-chains are to be the option of choice? Ciao, COL58

[marie]

I know you guys can get sick of it, but when I got in on Wednesday I was bummed that all the snow had melted. I am glad I got to see some early in my trip here. I had a nice drive on the turnpike from Cranberry into Arnold this morning. It was a little slick when I went to Pittsburgh mills at lunchtime. But by the time I headed back to Cranberry after my second appointment the road had been salted and were clear. Going to dinner this evening was another story, roads were pretty bad by then, but most of the issues seemed to be more driver related than weather. You'd think these people would be used to snow by now around here.
But boy oh boy, I am NOT used to the cold.

[ducatidoc]

Originally Posted by GMT II

Craig,
You are an idiot, not only are you rubber necking you are taking photos when you need to be watching the road no matter what speed you are driving.

Rather interesting first post, don't you think ? Considering that not only is the OP a very well known and well-liked member of our community, but also has a wealth of knowledge and skill in his particular area of expertise, that is hitherto unknown in this forum. We have never had a locksmith/safe technician of his caliber on the forum , and I for one am glad to know him. You ? Probably not so much.

[figbo]

Originally Posted by ducatidoc

Rather interesting first post, don't you think ? Considering that not only is the OP a very well known and well-liked member of our community, but also has a wealth of knowledge and skill in his particular area of expertise, that is hitherto unknown in this forum. We have never had a locksmith/safe technician of his caliber on the forum , and I for one am glad to know him. You ? Probably not so much.

Bwahahaha!!

[ducatidoc]

Originally Posted by figbo

Bwahahaha!!

Maybe we better hook "GMT II" (ID of the week) up with a nice psychologist.

[figbo]

Originally Posted by ducatidoc

Maybe we better hook "GMT II" (ID of the week) up with a nice psychologist.

I have a preety one in mind.I think they need each other!

[figbo]

I'll love to have a mental therapist that looks like this:

[figbo]

Looking at Craig's pics,I can see that he has a very up to date work van and without a scratch on it!It has compartments on the outside and on the inside.Equipped with the most soffisticated electronic equipments that a safemaster needs for the trends!

[ducatidoc]

Yeah, when it comes to state-of-the-art safework, nobody can touch our Craig. Little wonder then that he finds himself a heralded & welcome addition at any watch forum that he chooses to visit, while proudly displaying the one and only UserID he has ever needed.