OT: Just a lill' dustin', eh?

[Lew Hodgett]

RE: Subject

As the saying goes, "First liar doesn't have a chance."

Lew

[Robatoy]

Lew, it was so windy here today, the wind blew the beams right off my headlights.

[Lee Michaels]

"Robatoy" wrote

There ya go, your kinda a doc, both a handyman and a surgeon!

[Hank]

Greg G. wrote in news: [e-mail]:

I remember a storm that hit Atlanta many years ago (more than 10-15). The whole area was shut down. I recall that many people froze to death in their cars while stranded on the beltway (I'm not sure what the circle around Atlanta is called; probably Peachtree like every friggin street or road in Atlanta). It was a freak storm that the people were not prepared for.

Hank (Been lost many times looking for the the right Peachtree street, road, avenue.)

[Hank]

Nova wrote in news:UYi9j.7993$6X.7696@trndny06:

We've about 14" here in Eastern NY (Hunter). I have to get the snowblower out if I want to ski tomorrow because I can't get the damn truck into 4wd. The freaking shifter will not budge (time for a BFH).

Hank

[Lew Hodgett]

These days, about all I remember about Upstate NY is a sliced roast beef sandwich served on a salted roll.

"Wick" something.

Lew

[asmurff]

The #1 reason I live in New Mexico, it melts before I can remember where I put the snow shovel.

[Doug Winterburn]

The #1 reason I live in the desert part of Arizona, what's a snow shovel?

[Nova]

A "Kummelweck" roll, the sandwich is mostly refereed to as a "Beef On Weck". If you're ever in the area, in my opinion, the best place to get one is a little place called "Schwabl's" just southeast of the city (with a picture of the sandwich):