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The superglue of the forum are we

Yup, and don't you deny it.

Wouldn't dream of it, or spilling this bottle of acetone anywhere near

purpletimbo wrote:Wouldn't dream of it, or spilling this bottle of acetone anywhere near

A little TMI, don't ya think?

How's the weather out there in NC today?

Dammit Lex! This is a serious thread!


The weather is great, btw. Thanks for asking.

mrlexan wrote:How's the weather out there in NC today?

Man, we got rain followed by short bursts of rain and then there was some rain. Not complaining though, 2-4 inches expected today from the storm out to sea and we are still in a deficit with water. We could use a nice tropical storm head on.

Yeah, we could use some rain too....... blazin hot and humid today.

mrlexan wrote:Yeah, we could use some rain too....... blazin hot and humid today.

your welcome to our rain over here in New Zealand, we havent had a fine weekend in ages, it hasnt stoppped since last thursday

Ed

My wife desparately wants to visit both Australia and New Zealand. Hope to some time in the future, rain or not (I don't mind it, I am an outdoorzy person).

i've always liked the rain.

snow, however...

I never minded the snow..... never liked the single digis on the thermometer though, nor those that thought that were invisible on the roads when it was snowing. I know my own capabilities, but those around me

mrlexan wrote:My wife desparately wants to visit both Australia and New Zealand. Hope to some time in the future, rain or not (I don't mind it, I am an outdoorzy person).

its a great place over this way.

If you do decide to come over this way, then id wait till Peter Jackson starts filiming the dam busters remake/tin tin/the hobbit films. most of which start in a couple of months.

when he was doing the lord of the rings, it wasnt uncommon to be sitting in a pub and all of a sudden haveing 2 or 3 cast members sit down and start talking to you.

ed

mrlexan wrote:I know my own capabilities, but those around me

That can be said for all driving conditions, whether that be weather related or driver related "conditions".

Halgar wrote:

mrlexan wrote:I know my own capabilities, but those around me

That can be said for all driving conditions, whether that be weather related or driver related "conditions".

I grew up in the snow so driving in those conditions does not bother me. Like Jay, I know what I can and can't do. But for some reason, you throw snow, ice, or even heavy rain on NC roads and Katie bar door. It's like bumper cars out there. Here around Wilmington, if it starts to flurry, everything shuts down. And if you did not get your milk and bread the week before, too bad.

And why is it milk and bread always seem to be the first to go when weather gets bad? Is there some unwritten rule that says you can live on milk and bread? Give me a 12 pack of Pringles and a case of Budweiser.