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 " !

wrote:
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 " !

Like Bo Dietl?

Tomorrow, I am going to hook up my water sprinklers and get that snow
off of my yard.I don't like looking at that damn Crap, I don't like
listening to it going crunch crunch under my foot steps either!
I HATE SNOW!!!
cuhulin

On Feb 13, 8:12*am, dave wrote:
wrote:
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 " !

Like Bo Dietl?

Not really. He was nominated for the 6th congressional district once,
and it is in Queens.

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