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⌈ Secret Post #3317 ⌋

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[D.Gray-man - Miranda Lotto]

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[The Thick of It]

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[Golden Kamui]

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(The Lost Boys)

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[Marble Hornets/troyhasacamera]

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[@midnight with Chris Hardwick]

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1. How do I shovel two feet of now-hardened and packed down snow? We kept the sidewalk clear the first time by consistently shoveling as the snow was coming down, so it didn't have time to pile up. I don't even think I have the physical strength to shovel the snow the plow dumped there.

2. Where do I put the snow, other than back into the street? It was already piled up at the edge of the yard.

3. I managed to walk on the street, to the side, so I wasn't in the way of any cars when I had to walk in the streets, which I usually did because hardly anyone managed to clear that pile away.

1. Hire someone to do it if you and/or your mother are unable to do it. And your neighbour managed.

2. Push the snow back at the edge of your yard--where did your neighbour shovel it? Put it in the same place. If you can't manage, pay someone. I'm sure there're kids around who'd do it for a few bucks.

3. Yeah, because old people and people with limited mobility will be able to walk safely on the street. And gee, if your neighbours had done their jobs, you wouldn't've had to walk on the street, would you?

I'm assuming your mother (or you?) owns the house. As a homeowner you have certain responsibilities and if it's required you clear the sidewalks, clear them. If you'd gone out shortly after they'd plowed, it would've been a bit easier to shovel. If it's hard and packed--make snow blocks (push the shovel into the snow on three sides and then slice off the top)--it's what I have to do when the plow fills in the ends of my driveway--often before I've even shovelled it once, so I've got the snow and the plowed snow.

My neighbor only started shoveling after the snow started melting.

Relax.

Spoken like someone who probably lives in south Florida.

I'm from the Midwest.

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