damn straight grom

It is better to aim for the stars and hit the tops of the trees than to aim for nothing and hit it dead on.

@ff - love your smily .gif!

You people with your fancy snow. It never snows here

Man, you don't want to know how much snow we got last year. The snow didn't melt completely until mid-April.

@Warlord Bob

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@ff - love your smily .gif!

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Thank me, I found it for him. I posted it for him because of #36 in Perusing the ancients.

Sir Spectre

>_< !@#$%^&

It is better to aim for the stars and hit the tops of the trees than to aim for nothing and hit it dead on.

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>_< !@#$%^&

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Well, whadda ya know, I actually could understand you this time ff

It's better to chase a rabbit then to catch a hare...

ok then, translate it

It is better to aim for the stars and hit the tops of the trees than to aim for nothing and hit it dead on.

I'm not able to express myself adequately due to the lack of descent knowledge of the English laguage, but I can tell it's an expression of your frustration caused by the extreme exposure to long distancce relations while they provide no adequate similarities to the real life. Because of this you become oversensitive and tend to express yourself in the manner as described above

or as my sig says:

It's better to chase a rabbit then to catch a hare...

Edited by - Nickless: Daft Remarks on 06-12-2003 00:18:27

que?

now THAT'S impressive, Nick! I rather like that.

Why thank you Taw

Back OT *saves the day with the on topic spell*

Who lives on the East coast of USA? I saw on the news (heavy) snowfall. Kinda wish we had that too. We get snow 2 or 3 times a year, nut it never stays for long. We always end up with somekind of intermediate snow. Just to cold for rain and just to hot for snow.

Would it be apropriate for me to post a blonde joke here? If not I'll delete it.

Q: Why are there no blonde snowman?
A: It's to damn hard to make the head hollow.

It's better to chase a rabbit then to catch a hare...

Edited by - Nickless: Daft Remarks on 06-12-2003 00:39:24

Actually, Nick(less), that would be where I am. I happen to be learning here, 'cause i can't say much (good) about the education I'd get if I were in Bulgaria. So here I am, in Maryland.

*zzzzzzzzzzz, snort, zzzzzzzzzzz*
*startles as he sees cue, puts down paper, clears throat*

Indy here:

Snow to report. Still lightly falling in NYC. Traffic is a little untidy. Only about 30F so it won't be too bitter crazy.
Earlier today, while at work, it was coming down bigtime. Could not see, literally, beyond about 500 feet... Neighboring buildings were obscured into ghost shapes.

It won't really "stick" in the City though. It hasn't been freezing long enough. Probably will accumulate out in the suburbs. Central Park did accumulate 5 inches though. Didn't know that constitutes a recordworthy note.

Reason why the Park would accumulate snow but the rest of the city not is because of all the underground utility service, including some steam pipes that do not run under and keep the Park grounds warm as they do under the streets.

Everyone talking about White Christmases got me to put Bing Crosby's number on my good ol' fashioned LP and it kind of put me to sleep.

Edited by - Indy11 on 06-12-2003 02:03:35

Indy pls uv got to settle this argument for me!

my wife and i have been arguing over whether New York is almost entirely steam-powered for 3 yrs now. She says New York is steam-powered, i said it's just excess steam from the city power-plants that gets piped around as heating. Who is right? (it's me, isn't it?)