On 2/11/10 12:04 , Drifter wrote:
I have 37" of snow on my patio. and Peter has
to out do me with a small earthquake. what was
that out there? 3.7?

Drifter...


They're saying 3.8, now.

Actually, 2 feet of snow, single digit temperatures and the
earthquake have been traced back to Bank Of America's lowering of
someone's interest rate.

Currently, forty degrees inside of my flower box on doggy's front porch,
getting cloudy outside now, seventy five degrees inside of my house.No
snow, not yet anyway.No Earthquakes either,,, Thank Gawd.I woiked on
that tree stump some more thi afternoon, I am slow, but I am steady.
cuhulin

http://www.devilfinder.com
The Big Snow Hits Mississippi

The biggest snow, according to David Hartman, WAPT tv news weather guy,
was 9.1'' in 1960.Snow is forming up right now in Shreveport,Cajunland.
cuhulin

On Feb 11, 5:25*pm, wrote:
http://www.devilfinder.com
The Big Snow Hits Mississippi

The biggest snow, according to David Hartman, WAPT tv news weather guy,
was 9.1'' in 1960.Snow is forming up right now in Shreveport,Cajunland.
cuhulin

I have now heard eartquake was part of same one in Salem a year ago
that would be New Madrid. Then I read it was not new madrid fault
line but a different north American plate fault line. Then today I
read it was just siesmic activity from way in the earth's core as the
area continues to adjust from the glaciers receding. Anyone know what
the facts actuly r here?

Currently, 32 degrees inside of my flower box on doggy's front porch.No
doubt, the Airport in Pearl,Mississippi measures a lower temp.
http://www.wxusa.com

Raymond,Mississippi received eight inches of snow.Raymond is eight miles
Southwest of doggy's couch.Doggy was born in Raymond,Mississippi.
http://www.cattledog.com http://www.acdca.org

Earthquake fault line, you say? There is an Earthquake fault line under
New York City.I have mentioned that before in this newsgroup/bulletin,
(online newsgroups are really bulletins/bulletin boards) but, I reckon
y'all still don't believe me.
cuhulin

On Feb 13, 12:42*am, wrote:
Currently, 32 degrees inside of my flower box on doggy's front porch.No
doubt, the Airport in Pearl,Mississippi measures a lower temp.http://www.wxusa.com

Raymond,Mississippi received eight inches of snow.Raymond is eight miles
Southwest of doggy's couch.Doggy was born in Raymond,Mississippi.http://www.cattledog.com* *http://www.acdca.org

Earthquake fault line, you say? There is an Earthquake fault line under
New York City.I have mentioned that before in this newsgroup/bulletin,
(online newsgroups are really bulletins/bulletin boards) but, I reckon
y'all still don't believe me.
cuhulin

It is true. Manhattan is clearly located smack in the middle of
several fault lines. Upper West Side, if I remember correctly.

http://www.devilfinder.com
Earthquake Fault Line under New York City

There have been Earthquakes there before, many Moons ago.
About ten sumpin - eleven years ago, I saw a website whereby you can
view some Earthquake Seisemometers (whatever they are called) in real
time.

Now Son,,, I say Son,,, I just know you are not going to drop that there
bowling ball down on me! ~ Foghorn J. Leghorn.
cuhulin

The name, Brooklyn, means Broken Valleys,,, or so I once read in a book.
There is a Brooklyn,Mississippi too, South of doggy's couch.I think
there are a few more Brooklyns in America.
cuhulin

On Feb 13, 2:38*am, wrote:
The name, Brooklyn, means Broken Valleys,,, or so I once read in a book.
There is a Brooklyn,Mississippi too, South of doggy's couch.I think
there are a few more Brooklyns in America.
cuhulin

South of Baltimore, not sure why. It is relly confusing. NYC's
Brooklyn is the biggest,out of many less known ones. And so-called
Brooklyn accent has become completely extinct over here, last speakers
of which have passed into the better world. When portrayed in old
movies, letter ' r ' sounded like " oi " !

The Ground is sort of like a Sponge.When heavy ice on the ground melts
and runs off, the ground resumes it's former elevation before the ice
was there.More or less so, anyway.
cuhulin