Your hips can predict the rise of a lot of things. :boink:

Your rise can predict a lot of hips.

i live less than 2 miles from the ocean so i can smell the rain coming =]
10- 15 minutes before hand depending on how big a stom it is

After reading over this thread I still stand by my internal thermistor. I don't have to look at a thermometer to know I'm feeling the 2F (-16C) that is blowing up my shorts. :yikes:

And they tell me I have about another week of this.:( With the seasonal extreme so far away from April, each year January becomes more my less favorite month. I think I'll add a house with only the picture of a thermometer, on opposite side of 0 latitude to my "When I win" list. :nod:

BTW-



I think SODA has your answer, Zoid. You didn't develop petrified boogerballs, :eew: but probably an ice plug. Sorry to say I've done that many times myself and wondered about it. I believe it's like an air conditioner working in reverse and forward in short intervals. Normally with physical excretion, the rapid exhaling of moist warn air over the frozen cilium (nose hair) causes water molecules to condense on them and the quick inhale of super cool air, forms a thin layer of ice, to be recoated with moisture and quickly frozen again to eventually merge with their neighbors and soon form a plug. At least that's my theory and I'm sticking to it until you give me a better one. ;)


:D

I feel your pain.

It's overnighting here at the moment about 25 again.

(smart aleck ^^^ with his 78F nights) :whack:

And a Hurricane brewing not a hundred miles from here.

I just know the chemo induced side effect works. Doesn't give the degrees, but fingers and toes get tingly and numb when it gets cold. Like when extremities go to sleep.

Been that way a lot recently. :(

I'm ready for spring.

DB

40% chance of SNOW Thursday and Friday just in time for the kids to go back to school.

Please join me in chanting-

SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY! SNOW DAY!

Is this a plot by our resident knicker-kleptomaniac on the warm-livers?

Lil, I hate to sound mean, but if I have to go to work with snow on the ground, so do you.

Have you seen how these assholes drive in the rain? I can't imagine snow.

As Simon and Garfunkel said,

"Slip sliding away, slip sliding away
You know the nearer your destination, the more you slip sliding away "

I've seen how they drive in both. The rain they speed up, the snow they stop in the middle of the road. Makes me laugh when my little front wheel drive convertible can make it when the 4x4 SUV can't.