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Re: Snow photos - I'm an idiot - and it's Al Gore'
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Posted by Dandy Don on February 15, 2007 at 20:20:48 from (68.52.180.86):
In Reply to: Snow photos - I'm an idiot - and it's Al Gore's fa posted by jdemaris on February 15, 2007 at 15:58:25:
Now I know why all the rich yankees go to Florida for the winter. I've listened to some of the guys talk about wanting to push snow and what fun it was and how they relaxed and got they're thoughts together and all that stuff and man I can only say........AIN'T NO WAY THAT'S FUN. I used to drive a truck all over the country and I always wondered why anyone would endure that kind of crap year after year. All I could come up with was they thought everywhere was the same.Hell I ain't going north of Nashville. Don
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