re: Why does snow close the South?

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You're starting to reach pretty damn far. it's okay though. Your statement was stupid and I crushed it.

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You keep on thinking that.

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Let me know when people from all over the world come to run in a marathon in the south.

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Louisiana marathon has had runners from 32 different countries and all 50 states. Of course it is in January so all the sissies from up north and other countries can handle it without dying from the 90 degree temps in the spring or fall.

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Because the 2nd half is some retarded excuse that southerns come up with

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what that most people in the south dont drive around with chains on our tires? Not everyone in the south drives a Suburu.

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Florida isn't the south, everyone knows that.

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I knew you were going to say that

Says the guy that is trying to defend a northern marathon giving a heat advisory in the 70s. Who then tried to say that only young and healthy people from the south run marathons in the south. Which is why marathons in the south don't give heat advisories.

It's okay. Your whole argument is stupid.

So like I said. Let me know when a marathon in the south gives out a heat advisory in the 70s.

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Schools and businesses closed when it got into the mid-90's while I was in PA.

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Hell I wish my office would close for that.

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Because it usually only happens once every ten years.

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twice motherfricker!

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what that most people in the south dont drive around with chains on our tires?

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Most people in the North don't either and I've never known anybody to use snow chains outside of mountainous areas. My parents just got around 6 inches of snow and drove to work in their cars.

Because if governments bought tens of millions worth of equipment to deal with occasional snow, it would sit in the road barn 99% of the time and people would rightly bitch about wasted tax dollars.

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So like I said. Let me know when a marathon in the south gives out a heat advisory in the 70s.

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So now warning runners to hydrate and be vigilant because it's warmer than usual for a 26.2 mile run is the same as shutting down government offices and schools for the threat of an inch of snow?

Ok then.