If you don't care about football, you might have missed that Sunday's game between the Minnesota Vikings and the New York Giants was postponed because the roof of the Vikings's stadium collapsed because of too much snow. Here's a video:
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Just another reminder that you can't stop nature, you can only hope to barely contain it.
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