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Date Posted: 20:22:40 02/15/03 Sat
Author: Pot
Subject: Re: Yo, dtort
In reply to: dtort 's message, "Re: Yo, detort" on 19:44:07 02/15/03 Sat

>> I've found your picture, but have a little work to do
>>on your real name.
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>You have entirely too much time on your hands Pot.. I
>don't wear one of those goofy headpieces and would
>never be in front of microphones.... Did you alter the
>photo????
>Sorry for being absent but after 229 days without
>measurable rain, we recieved 1.5 inches in 24 hrs (big
>deal, right??) Well Yuk Yuk, we were without electric
>power for 32 hrs because of it... The power company
>said it was because the lines were so dry that the
>moisture caused them to arc... HUH??? Anyway, I was on
>battery back up so no biggie and luckily have natural
>gas for cooking.
>
>Get back to you later.... dtort

Yeh, I can relate. You folks out there just don't know what to do when it rains. I was in Phoenix 3-4 years ago for the NASCAR race and it rained cats and dogs one night. I charged some of the natives $2. each to tell them what that wet stuff was. hehehe They had to shut the I-10 tunnel down for an hour or so.

Ya'll have STRANGE weather around there. I was there another year also. It was 70 degrees or so in Phoenix. We drove up the mountains a ways, tipped over the hill toward Prescott and it's snowing like hell. Colder than shit!! Went on to Prescott, lost a few bucks at the casino, froze my li'l tweety off and it snowed all the way back to the top of the mountain. Soon as we topped the hill, the snow stopped and by the time we got back down to the desert floor, it was warm...and dry...again. Crazy...

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