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Re: What's slicker than green slime snot?
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Posted by rustyj14 on January 05, 2005 at 19:40:41 from (209.195.139.186):
In Reply to: What's slicker than green slime snot? posted by Dug on January 04, 2005 at 21:21:11:
Here in Western Pa., the snow is coming down as rain, and lots of it. WM says we'll only get rain, and ice 30 miles further north, then snow north of I-80! And i have 5 sno-throwers here! My cousin bought one from a friend of mine--said he wanted to keep the snow away for another 2 months! Only trouble, the cricks are rising, Granny is getting antsy about high water, and folks are moving the furniture into the attic! But, i live on top of the highest hill around Pittsburgh, so if the water gets to me, the rest of you folks had better know how to tread water! by: rustyj
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