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midgets.
Underpants!
donkey!
Failures.
Women.
18 has the only expiation cause if the car was moving then the snow couldnt have been 3 feet deep for the OP to sink up to her waist..... and if there was a plow that pushed the snow into the ditch then the snow would have been hard enough to walk thru..... this is a fake..... Im srry but i only come to FML.com to read FMLs and if they didnt happen then they arent FML but at least make em plausible....
if you were neck deep OP, then you wouldn't be able to get out, and hypothermia?
ugh. I meant to vote this down..
have seen people get out cause you forgot they were half in half on the plowed road they get out on the plowed part see/think its not deep and move to the front to push and BAM in the snow they are which plows dont push snow for it to be hard all over. i was on a snow plow berm and sank in and it was a tight spot should have all been hard
So What ???
8th! On someones 2nd comment! OMGZ WE ARE SO COOL! :D
Third to comment on the second comment?
4th! Jumping jesus on a pogo stick i'm cool.
Brrr cold.
Ouch :s
YDI for leaving the kitchen
I would assume the snow plows would put more snow in the ditch.
I'm calling bullshit
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I like midgets.
If you don't live where it snows, roads being bad after two days of bad weather will make no sense to you. Snow plows can only do so much. The roads are still left with a bit of ice and snow on them and it doesn't melt until it stops snowing and the sun comes out. Even with salt and sand down, roads can be trecherous. I live in CT where we have efficient plow crews, and I am still very cautious when driving for a few days after a blizzard. FYL OP. But the mental image is kind of funny :-)