Great! I moved here to get away from this shit!

QUOTE (Howard @ Feb 14 2005, 10:41 PM)

Great! I moved here to get away from this shit!

No whining now Howard! It is still better than snow!

Lisa

No rain here in the sunny Pacific Northwest, at least not this week.
CCLINLONEWOLF

I am sure buy this it must never rain in Cal.


I just had to do it!

That is sweet. I just may have to do that to one of my lids!

You mean the one you stole from Mikes car??

Its really a strange year when San Diego gets more rain than Seattle! Must be El Nino!

Its funny how you get differing results depending on where you go. Mine isnt a lot better but it doesnt show rain straight through.

just think how nice the day AFTER the rain stops will be...it's the only time you get a smogfree day in southern california.

Stop complaining now! Today it is supposed to get up to 60 and be sunny here. I intend to take the 914 out for the first drive of '05 today (it has rained for the past couple days and washed away all the salt). Tomorrow it is supposed to be a "wintry mix" of rain and snow, high in the mid 30s again

Geoff, we have a club meeting tonite, you goin?

I'm not gonna make the meeting tonight, too much to do

Plus, I'm watching the dogs for my parents while my mom is recovering from surgery. These two are not used to being cooped up too much...

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Great! I moved here to get away from this shit!

I can't believe the audacity of someone from Cali complaining about the weather! Earthquakes, mudslides, drought...those things I can understand. But the weather? At least you can still drive your teener, go golfing in the rain, wear your shorts outside... That's stuff I dream about all winter when I'm buried beneath four f-ing feet of snow.

Some people.

ok, here's our mish-mash

Kill the weatherman
C-I-L-L the weatherman
914RS, better bring your 914club hat...

It seems it will be raining all over the country this week. So nobody will get to drive their teeners. That should make you all happy.

QUOTE (riverman @ Feb 15 2005, 06:46 AM)

QUOTE Great! I moved here to get away from this shit! I can't believe the audacity of someone from Cali complaining about the weather! Earthquakes, mudslides, drought...those things I can understand. But the weather? At least you can still drive your teener, go golfing in the rain, wear your shorts outside... That's stuff I dream about all winter when I'm buried beneath four f-ing feet of snow. Some people.

Hold on there, Riverboy

You get: 4 seasons, good air, and low cost of living.

We get: All the bad things you mentioned and none of good things you get. In return, we are SUPPOSED to get 320 shirt sleeve days per year for golf and 914 canyon carving. I'm paying for it, dammit, and I want it NOW!

QUOTE (Howard @ Feb 14 2005, 10:41 PM)

Great! I moved here to get away from this shit!

That's how the song goes,...It never rains in Calif.......ect,ect.....................

SteveSr

Every place on earth has it's good points and bad points. Today I wish I was in California - I hate the winter. At least we all have our health and our freedom, and if the weather is the worst of our problems then we really have nothing to complain about, do we?

QUOTE (Howard @ Feb 15 2005, 10:29 AM)

I'm paying for it, dammit, and I want it NOW!

tsk tsk tsk

Today's youth just don't understand delayed gratification

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QUOTE (mudfoot76 @ Feb 15 2005, 10:22 AM)

Stop complaining now! Today it is supposed to get up to 60 and be sunny here. I intend to take the 914 out for the first drive of '05 today (it has rained for the past couple days and washed away all the salt). Tomorrow it is supposed to be a "wintry mix" of rain and snow, high in the mid 30s again

Ditto! You left coasters have it made in the weather department, screwed on everything else. Quit yur bitch'in

Get this! I arrive in San Diego Saturday with a church youth group. We're going across the border to build houses for the poor. We're camping in tents in an abandoned gravel pit with outhouses and no running water or electricity. We'll be there for 5 days. I hope it doesn't rain.

Dave

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Get this! I arrive in San Diego Saturday with a church youth group. We're going across the border to build houses for the poor. We're camping in tents in an abandoned gravel pit with outhouses and no running water or electricity. We'll be there for 5 days. I hope it doesn't rain.

At least you'll have gravel.

It sounds weird to most "outsiders" but the weather people here are wrong a high percentage of the time just like everywhere else.

Sometimes the "current" temps they report are off by +/-20° or they'll say it's raining outside when it's 90° and sunny/clear or whatever. I can usually make a better prediction by looking out the window, so I generally ignore the websites and tv crap.

My son and I have already paid for High Speed Driving School his Saturday at Sears Point and we are hoping for a break in the rain Saturday. I can't see cutting loose on a wet track. Maybe it will be better for rookies like us is keeping speeds down.

QUOTE (DNHunt @ Feb 15 2005, 08:25 AM)

Get this! I arrive in San Diego Saturday with a church youth group. We're going across the border to build houses for the poor. We're camping in tents in an abandoned gravel pit with outhouses and no running water or electricity. We'll be there for 5 days. I hope it doesn't rain. Dave

We had a youth group that went there several years ago and probably stayed in the same gravel pit. As I recall, the gravel wasn't so bad, it was the mud everywhere else that was the problem. Really sticky.

I didn't go on the trip but I had the chore of cleaning the vans before they were rerturned to the rent-a-car place. It took a long time but we did fill a couple of low spots in the landscaping with all the crud we got out of the wheel wells.