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  1. In article <KjrT9.304268$qF3.36949@sccrnsc04>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:


    "Cletus D. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote

    | > January 9, 2003. Still no snow. Still has not gone below zero. Over
    50
    | > degrees twice this week. Still riding in Lake Wobegon, Minnesota in January.

    | Same Here.

    Yeah, but you're in Texas and I'm in Minnesota...

    Never the less, all your statements are true about Bellaire too. But then I always ams still riding
    in January... February, March, April, May, June, July, even August!, September, October, November,
    and December.
    --

    Cletus D. Lee Bacchetta Giro Lightning Voyager clee.orgclee.org
    - Bellaire, TX USA -

  2. In article <KjrT9.304268$qF3.36949@sccrnsc04>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:


    "Cletus D. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote

    | > January 9, 2003. Still no snow. Still has not gone below zero. Over
    50
    | > degrees twice this week. Still riding in Lake Wobegon, Minnesota in January.

    | Same Here.

    Yeah, but you're in Texas and I'm in Minnesota...

    Never the less, all your statements are true about Bellaire too. But then I always ams still riding
    in January... February, March, April, May, June, July, even August!, September, October, November,
    and December.
    --

    Cletus D. Lee Bacchetta Giro Lightning Voyager clee.orgclee.org
    - Bellaire, TX USA -

  3. Just don't drop any here on the way past... We've had our once-every-ten-years inch of snow already,
    thank you.

    Dave Larrington - legslarry.crosswinds.netlegslarry.crosswinds.net
    ===========================================================
    Editor - British Human Power Club Newsletter
    bhpc.org.ukbhpc.org.uk
    ===========================================================

  4. I wouldn't be surprised if the spokesman for the National Weather Service who assured everyone in
    Toronto last September that Toronto will have NO Snow and warm temperatures...is now in a Safe House
    under Police Protection. Last night (CityTV) weather guy says...Toronto really did NOT get all that
    much snow, it just appeared bad because of the blinding blizzard like conditions, blinding snow,
    wind gusts, sudden temperature drops, freezing rain.....wow
    ---------------------------------------------------------
    "John Riley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    It's el Nino. Warmer and dryer in the west and midwest and cold and snowy in the east. More or
    less. We are getting plenty of snow and cold in Toronto, which BTW is south relative to Lake
    Woebegon (or Brainerd for sure).

    John Riley

    Paul Harris said:


    In article LYpT9.15926$3v.2626@sccrnsc01 said:

    January 9, 2003. Still no snow. Still has not gone below zero. Over


    50

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    degrees twice this week. Still riding in Lake Wobegon, Minnesota in January.

    Yeah, let's hope people keep driving them gas-guzzling, carbon mono-producing sports utes, and
    we'll be assured of a warm future, too.

    Paul Harris, in an equally wonderfully warm winter - but a bit scary - in Victoria, BC

  5. "John Riley" <[email hidden]> wrote

    | It's el Nino. Warmer and dryer in the west and midwest and cold and snowy in the east. More or
    | less. We are getting plenty of snow and cold in Toronto, which BTW is south relative to Lake
    | Woebegon (or Brainerd for sure).

    Guess I spoke too soon. Light dusting on the ground this morning and going to get below zero
    tonight. Ya! You betcha! Got any of that in Texas Cletus?

    Regards,

    Mike O'Brien

    Trying to keep the barbarians from the gate, but they all have fake
    IDs...

  6. Just don't drop any here on the way past... We've had our once-every-ten-years inch of snow already,
    thank you.

    Dave Larrington - legslarry.crosswinds.netlegslarry.crosswinds.net
    ===========================================================
    Editor - British Human Power Club Newsletter
    bhpc.org.ukbhpc.org.uk
    ===========================================================

  7. I wouldn't be surprised if the spokesman for the National Weather Service who assured everyone in
    Toronto last September that Toronto will have NO Snow and warm temperatures...is now in a Safe House
    under Police Protection. Last night (CityTV) weather guy says...Toronto really did NOT get all that
    much snow, it just appeared bad because of the blinding blizzard like conditions, blinding snow,
    wind gusts, sudden temperature drops, freezing rain.....wow
    ---------------------------------------------------------
    "John Riley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    It's el Nino. Warmer and dryer in the west and midwest and cold and snowy in the east. More or
    less. We are getting plenty of snow and cold in Toronto, which BTW is south relative to Lake
    Woebegon (or Brainerd for sure).

    John Riley

    Paul Harris said:


    In article LYpT9.15926$3v.2626@sccrnsc01 said:

    January 9, 2003. Still no snow. Still has not gone below zero. Over


    50

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    degrees twice this week. Still riding in Lake Wobegon, Minnesota in January.

    Yeah, let's hope people keep driving them gas-guzzling, carbon mono-producing sports utes, and
    we'll be assured of a warm future, too.

    Paul Harris, in an equally wonderfully warm winter - but a bit scary - in Victoria, BC

  8. "John Riley" <[email hidden]> wrote

    | It's el Nino. Warmer and dryer in the west and midwest and cold and snowy in the east. More or
    | less. We are getting plenty of snow and cold in Toronto, which BTW is south relative to Lake
    | Woebegon (or Brainerd for sure).

    Guess I spoke too soon. Light dusting on the ground this morning and going to get below zero
    tonight. Ya! You betcha! Got any of that in Texas Cletus?

    Regards,

    Mike O'Brien

    Trying to keep the barbarians from the gate, but they all have fake
    IDs...

  9. "Cletus D. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote

    | Never the less, all your statements are true about Bellaire too. But then I always ams still
    | riding in January... February, March, April, May, June, July, even August!, September, October,
    | November, and December.

    Ah..therein lies the "weirdness" of it all. Usually we are below zero and knee deep in snow which I
    doubt happens much in Bellaire. Apples and oranges...

    Regards,

    Mike O'Brien

    Trying to keep the barbarians from the gate, but they all have fake
    IDs...

    Yahoo Messenger mikeob55422

  10. "Cletus D. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote

    | Never the less, all your statements are true about Bellaire too. But then I always ams still
    | riding in January... February, March, April, May, June, July, even August!, September, October,
    | November, and December.

    Ah..therein lies the "weirdness" of it all. Usually we are below zero and knee deep in snow which I
    doubt happens much in Bellaire. Apples and oranges...

    Regards,

    Mike O'Brien

    Trying to keep the barbarians from the gate, but they all have fake
    IDs...

    Yahoo Messenger mikeob55422

  11. "Cletus D. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote

    | Yesterday's high (1/21) in Houston was 39° amid a constant drizzle. Today
    I
    | biked to work with 35° Temps and clearing skies.

    Wow! Your timezone is over a week ahead of us! Ever consider becoming a weatherman? <g>

    | I'll bike into the upper 20s as long as it is not wet. I may get to prove that tomorrow AM.

    Ride safely!

    Regards,

    Mike O'Brien

    Trying to keep the barbarians from the gate, but they all have fake ID's

  12. "Cletus D. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote

    | Yesterday's high (1/21) in Houston was 39° amid a constant drizzle. Today
    I
    | biked to work with 35° Temps and clearing skies.

    Wow! Your timezone is over a week ahead of us! Ever consider becoming a weatherman? <g>

    | I'll bike into the upper 20s as long as it is not wet. I may get to prove that tomorrow AM.

    Ride safely!

    Regards,

    Mike O'Brien

    Trying to keep the barbarians from the gate, but they all have fake ID's

  13. "Cletus D. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote

    | Yesterday's high (1/21) in Houston was 39° amid a constant drizzle. Today
    I
    | biked to work with 35° Temps and clearing skies.

    Wow! Your timezone is over a week ahead of us! Ever consider becoming a weatherman? <g>

    | I'll bike into the upper 20s as long as it is not wet. I may get to prove that tomorrow AM.

    Ride safely!

    Regards,

    Mike O'Brien

    Trying to keep the barbarians from the gate, but they all have fake ID's

  14. "Cletus D. Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote

    | Yesterday's high (1/21) in Houston was 39° amid a constant drizzle. Today
    I
    | biked to work with 35° Temps and clearing skies.

    Wow! Your timezone is over a week ahead of us! Ever consider becoming a weatherman? <g>

    | I'll bike into the upper 20s as long as it is not wet. I may get to prove that tomorrow AM.

    Ride safely!

    Regards,

    Mike O'Brien

    Trying to keep the barbarians from the gate, but they all have fake ID's

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