. . . just told me that it was 104 degrees today - the hottest day of the year.
When I wake up tomorrow (Thursday), I expect a very nice surprise. I can't take much more of this Texas summer.
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9.28.2005
David Finfrock . . .
. . . just told me that it was 104 degrees today - the hottest day of the year.
When I wake up tomorrow (Thursday), I expect a very nice surprise. I can't take much more of this Texas summer.
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David Frinfrock reminds me of a Seventh Grade Science teacher.
BTW, the AC in my car broke about 2 months ago. I am so with you on the heat.
I went truck shopping a month or so ago. I was looking at a new one and for some reason it didn't have factory A/C installed. I said something to the salesman about it and his reply was, "Aw, you don't really need that."
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight!
Barry, I want you bad
I don’t know what all of you are complaining about. I am a wise county resident serving in Iraq. You think its hot there?
Good point.
Thanks for serving kc
Was Texas uninhabited before 1941? And then were those intrepid souls that pioneered this land driving Packards? We must have some genetic defect that causes us to melt when the mercury (well, alcohol now) reaches 90F.
and isn't it ironic that the Decatur Middle school coaches chose yesterday to start running the mile again...
anon 12:44
get over it
what do you mean they decided to start running the mile? The coaches run?
Good one 2:31. No, they don't run, they just drive their truck next to the kids and crack the whip. All the while, causing middle school aged kids to blow out knees and hips for what? The coaches to be glorified. Give me a break.
What I would like to see are the coaches running with the kids. Practice what they preach sort of thing. That will never happen.
BSG, I really do want you bad.
When the coach was the kid, the coach ran.
Guess what? He survived. So will the kids.
They don't need their hand held by the coach to run a mile.
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