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Jay (ND)

02-03-2007 06:21:52




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The thermometer says -32 this morning! What a beautiful day! Bright and clear. I think I'm going to go chip the ice off of my driveway, as it just shatters when it's like this.

I think I'm going to put on the warm socks today. You never know, if the wind comes up it might get nippy out there.

Just think, another 8 degrees colder and we have straight exchange with the Canadians. I think we have a chance for that tonight.

Jay

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Bob

02-03-2007 14:45:00




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 Re: Hey Bob! in reply to Jay (ND), 02-03-2007 06:21:52  
Jay,

Did you see my other post, and photos?


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Maark

02-03-2007 11:03:05




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 Re: Hey Bob! in reply to Jay (ND), 02-03-2007 06:21:52  
Where are you guys at in ND? My wife grew up in New Town. Still have cousins there.



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Bob

02-03-2007 11:18:02




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 Re: Hey Bob! in reply to Maark, 02-03-2007 11:03:05  
North Central-Northeast.



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Bob

02-03-2007 07:58:48




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 Winter in ND in reply to Jay (ND), 02-03-2007 06:21:52  
It's a BALMY -22 now. A HEAT WAVE!

I got the following from my wife's sister in GA:


Winter in North Dakota


60 above zero:

Floridians turn on the heat.

North Dakotans plant gardens.


50 above zero:

Californians shiver uncontrollably.

People in Fargo sunbathe


40 above zero:

Italian and English cars will not start

People in ND drive with their windows down.


32 above zero:

Distilled water freezes

Water on Devils Lake gets thicker.


20 above zero:

Floridians don coats, thermal underwear, gloves and wool hats.

People in Minot throw on a flannel shirt


15 above zero:

New York Landlords finally turn on the heat!

People in Bismarck have the last cookout before it gets cold.


Zero:

People in Miami die.

North Dakotans close the windows.


10 below zero:

Californians fly to Mexico.

People in North Dakota get out their winter coats


25 below zero:

Hollywood disintegrates.

The Girls Scouts in North Dakota are selling cookies door to door.


100 below zero:

Santa Claus abandons the North Pole.

North Dakotans are upset their mini-van will not start.

460 below zero:

All atomic motion stops(absolute zero on the Kelvin scale):

People in North Dakota say, "it's not so bad when the wind doesn't blow".


500 below zero:

Hell freezes over

Schools in North Dakota will open an hour late.

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Bryan in Iowa

02-03-2007 09:32:57




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 Re: Winter in ND in reply to Bob, 02-03-2007 07:58:48  
Jay , I think at one time you said you kne wmy uncle? Lloyd Galde ? I 'm heading up there feb 15th ,,sounds lik ethere'll be plenty of ice on Devils Lake ! Bob , your from sharon? We lived there for awhile, south of town , rented place from sam Rue Dad worked at Ih dealer in town . Bob Galde . then worked on missles sites and we moved to Iowa after that .



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Bob seND

02-03-2007 12:19:05




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 Re: Winter in ND in reply to Bryan in Iowa , 02-03-2007 09:32:57  
Bryan,
We farmed next to Sam's place. My brother still does, NE quarter of that section. There's a moose cow and calf in that slough nearly every spring now.
Marlon G. a relative?
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Jay (ND)

02-03-2007 10:08:47




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 Re: Winter in ND in reply to Bryan in Iowa , 02-03-2007 09:32:57  
Nope, I don't believe I know the man. DL should have LOTS of ice. I know the polar ice caps are melting, but I think they are reforming here.

Jay



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KRUSS1

02-03-2007 14:44:06




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 Re: Winter in ND in reply to Jay (ND), 02-03-2007 10:08:47  
Surprizingly enough the ice on the lakes in SW Manitoba is much thinner than usual ans very inconsistant. (early snow)



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