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Old 02-16-2008, 12:30 PM #27
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Originally Posted by nide44 View Post
jarrett,
We must both be on the mid East coast - hunh?
Its wacky. This has been a crazy winter, and its not over until
the "Ides of March", or so.
Close enough! SW Virginia here. And yep, it's been a crazy winter. I was thinking the same thing yesterday. Almost March but we've gotten some doozies of storms in March. Hurry up April!
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