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by Michael Froomkin
Laurie Silvers & Mitchell Rubenstein Distinguished Professor of Law
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Glory. Good choice of music.
I survived a 20 inch snowfall in Omaha in 1975. The 24 inches here in DC was worse than that, but I have 4-wheel drive now, and I don’t do accidents (heavy foot when conditions are right, but cautious driver). I drove around on Monday afternoon, and DC, Montgomery County, and Prince Georges County get no higher than a grade of C minus from me. Add to that all of the idiots trying to drive through foot high piles of snow in Corollas, Camrys, Accords, BMW’s and E-class coupes, and you can see why this turned into a real mess right away. And, they are expecting another 10 to 20 inches tonight, Tuesday!