> New Year's Day and the day after, the overnight low was below
> zero. By the 6th it was 60 F out and raining, and on the 7th it was 63
> and we had an F3 tornado only a couple of miles from me. Now, it's
> been at the freezing mark and below again and snowing lightly at night
> for the last 2 nights. Geese have been circling the area in flocks of
> many hundreds, perhaps as many as a thousand when flocks merge; they
> appear confused, circling and just sort of hanging around. Weird.
> I'm going out to light up a spliff and just circle around town.
> Maybe I'll honk too.
> BudBurner

> New Year's Day and the day after, the overnight low was below
> zero. By the 6th it was 60 F out and raining, and on the 7th it was 63
> and we had an F3 tornado only a couple of miles from me. Now, it's
> been at the freezing mark and below again and snowing lightly at night
> for the last 2 nights. Geese have been circling the area in flocks of
> many hundreds, perhaps as many as a thousand when flocks merge; they
> appear confused, circling and just sort of hanging around. Weird.
> I'm going out to light up a spliff and just circle around town.
> Maybe I'll honk too.
> BudBurner

> well... i for one am glad that you are safe.... too close to home bro!  I
> have seen those clouds and the color of sky
> you are talking about... freaks me out every time i see it.
> stay cool.-

> On Jan 13, 10:14 am, Olde Hippee yahoo.com> wrote:

>> On Jan 11, 7:25 pm,BudBurnerhotmail.com> wrote:
>>

>>> New Year's Day and the day after, the overnight low was below
>>> zero. By the 6th it was 60 F out and raining, and on the 7th it was 63
>>> and we had an F3 tornado only a couple of miles from me. Now, it's
>>> been at the freezing mark and below again and snowing lightly at night
>>> for the last 2 nights. Geese have been circling the area in flocks of
>>> many hundreds, perhaps as many as a thousand when flocks merge; they
>>> appear confused, circling and just sort of hanging around. Weird.
>>> I'm going out to light up a spliff and just circle around town.
>>> Maybe I'll honk too.
>>> BudBurner

>> And over here on the east coast it's been very warm. We had about 1
>> week of cold weather. We have been in light or no coats most of the
>> winter. Have been sitting out on the deck in shirtsleeves. One day it
>> was warm(over 70) enough that I tried to tan preparatory to our trip
>> in 3 weeks to Aruba for dau's wedding. It was a little chilly for that
>> so I headed to a tanning salon. I can burn badly if I don't have a ...

> well... i for one am glad that you are safe.... too close to home bro! I
> have seen those clouds and the color of sky
> you are talking about... freaks me out every time i see it.
> stay cool.-

> Geese have been circling the area in flocks of
> many hundreds, perhaps as many as a thousand when flocks merge; they
> appear confused, circling and just sort of hanging around

>        New Year's Day and the day after, the overnight low was below
> zero. By the 6th it was 60 F out and raining, and on the 7th it was 63
> and we had an F3 tornado only a couple of miles from me. Now, it's
> been at the freezing mark and below again and snowing lightly at night
> for the last 2 nights. Geese have been circling the area in flocks of
> many hundreds, perhaps as many as a thousand when flocks merge; they
> appear confused, circling and just sort of hanging around. Weird.
>        I'm going out to light up a spliff and just circle around town.
> Maybe I'll honk too.
>        BudBurner

> BudBurnerhotmail.com> wrote in news:5296796b-29f8-40d8-
> aaeb-cbbb9f596...@e4g2000hsg.googlegroups.com:
>

>> Geese have been circling the area in flocks of
>> many hundreds, perhaps as many as a thousand when flocks merge; they
>> appear confused, circling and just sort of hanging around

>
> they smell the ganja dood... You been slipping a phatty or two to the
> birds?
>
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