Bit blustery up here

I don't think I'll be taking my bike to the shop - can't hear anything with the
helmet on as it is.

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Saint Firk wrote:
> I don't think I'll be taking my bike to the shop - can't hear anything with the
> helmet on as it is.
>

I just had to wedge all our windows with newspaper... if they banged any
more they will break!

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SpaceGirl wrote:
> Saint Firk wrote:
>
>> I don't think I'll be taking my bike to the shop - can't hear anything
>> with the helmet on as it is.
>>
>
> I just had to wedge all our windows with newspaper... if they banged any
> more they will break!

We're flooded here in southern California. We're getting assloads of rain, and
after the 10/2003 fires, there aren't a whole lot of trees to stop the
mudslides. Whee! :P

**SJS (and before I moved here, I never realized the Mojave Desert gets as much
rain as it does. We even had snow here, which is not unusual as we are 3000
feet above sea level, but it normally melts after a couple hours, and the last
time we had snow in Apple Valley, earlier this winter, it actually stuck for a
couple days.)



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While sitting in a puddle Steve Sobol scribbled in the mud:

> We're flooded here in southern California.

Where you at. I'm in north west OC

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While sitting in a puddle Steve Sobol scribbled in the mud:

> We're getting assloads of rain,

Only a bit over 26". Thats not to bad for a desert. 19' of snow at Truckee.

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Duende wrote:

> While sitting in a puddle Steve Sobol scribbled in the mud:

>> We're getting assloads of rain,

> Only a bit over 26". Thats not to bad for a desert. 19' of snow at Truckee.

San Fernando Valley checking in, here -- our *annual* average is
something like 15 inches, I think, and we beat that last week.

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While sitting in a puddle atec scribbled in the mud:

> well in my case :_)

Why is it in your case? :>

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