Godamn Snow
02-17-2003, 10:49 AM
#13
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even with all this snow every summer NJ declares a drought so it wont help cure any droughts.
i havent been able to wash my car whenever i want to in a long time, i think at the end of this just past summer we were allowed to do it on odd number days or something lol.
kevin.
i havent been able to wash my car whenever i want to in a long time, i think at the end of this just past summer we were allowed to do it on odd number days or something lol.
kevin.
02-17-2003, 10:54 AM
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I hate drought!!!
Gawd - I think I'll wash the car in the sprinklers on the lawn.. At least we can water once a week or so... maybe.
Hehe - Actually, if I wash the car using bio-safe soap, and get ten girls in white t-shirts to help, then that would be a great use of water!! Kill 3 birds with one stone!!
I'll have to try it.
Gawd - I think I'll wash the car in the sprinklers on the lawn.. At least we can water once a week or so... maybe.
Hehe - Actually, if I wash the car using bio-safe soap, and get ten girls in white t-shirts to help, then that would be a great use of water!! Kill 3 birds with one stone!!
I'll have to try it.
02-17-2003, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by teknics' date='Feb 17 2003, 11:49 AM
even with all this snow every summer NJ declares a drought so it wont help cure any droughts....
weve had fairly low precip during winter and spring seasons these past few years..
hence the low levels at the reservoirs...
havin a great deal of precip this year...doubtful on the restrictions bein placed this year..
although there is still the spring season factor..
02-17-2003, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by amp' date='Feb 17 2003, 12:02 PM
i disagree
weve had fairly low precip during winter and spring seasons these past few years..
hence the low levels at the reservoirs...
havin a great deal of precip this year...doubtful on the restrictions bein placed this year..
although there is still the spring season factor..
weve had fairly low precip during winter and spring seasons these past few years..
hence the low levels at the reservoirs...
havin a great deal of precip this year...doubtful on the restrictions bein placed this year..
although there is still the spring season factor..
kevin.
02-17-2003, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Joe Flo' date='Feb 17 2003, 11:20 AM
Hehe....where did your car go?
I would kill for just one day like that!! One time when I was in the 5th grade it was very cold and little microscopic flurries fell from the sky. School was released and all the kids went out side to see what it looked like. The stuff melted before it hit the groung so it was kinda boring but still. Texas sees no snow! Maybe thats a good thing
I would kill for just one day like that!! One time when I was in the 5th grade it was very cold and little microscopic flurries fell from the sky. School was released and all the kids went out side to see what it looked like. The stuff melted before it hit the groung so it was kinda boring but still. Texas sees no snow! Maybe thats a good thing
They tried to tell us we couldn't leave, and the bus driver just laughed and said he was from Michigan.
