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Gallatin County has issued a level one snow emergency.

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Jim Schu - 2/2/2013 11:58 AM

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Margaritavile, welcome to Ohio, rookie. In Maine, all you had to contend with was the snow and ice. In Ohio the goal is somewhat more advanced. While negotiating the snow and ice you also need to be wary of drivers who have absolutely no clue how to drive in snow (or ice, or rain, or, for that matter, dry pavement). A challenging aspect of navigating Ohio roads is drivers with bald tires; and what would a winter drive in Ohio be without the occasional drunk? Now if you manage to survive all those obstacles, remember to keep your senses. It’s not over yet. Before you cross the finish line please keep in mind that some of our bridges are equipped with rock throwers and/or snipers. Are you having fun yet? Welcome to the Majors, Margaritavile, and good luck out there!

Margaritavile - 2/2/2013 11:23 AM

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Seriously learn to drive or don't drive at all. I personally lived in Maine for 22 years and coming from there this little bit of snow should not cause wreaks or accidents.

CombatVet - 2/2/2013 11:04 AM

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LEARN HOW TO DRIVE PEOPLE.

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