Rich...
Oh, you mean THAT stuff!!!! No thanks, I had my fill. I remember
driving in my Frogeye from the Memphis Naval Air Station to friends in
town on a Christmas morn. First, I had to clean the white stuff off of
the tonneau so I could open it up. Then, I had to drive into town as
that stuff came down from the SKY! Every once in a while I would have
to get out and knock it off the windshield when the wipers could not
keep up.
Oh, and Greg, I want you to know that I thoroughly enjoy the snow. When
I am down here in Anaheim and I can see it up there in Big Bear. And I
know that I can go visit it. BUT IT WON'T VISIT
ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bob Evans
Anaheim, California
Frogeyes AN 5L/762 AN 5L/6893
Richard D. Arnold wrote:
>
> JEFF> ... I woke up to snow on the midget this morning....
>
> BOB> Uh, Jeff... What is "snow"?
>
> GREG> Bob, snow is that white stuff that covers the tops of the nearby
> moutains. If you want I'l send you some from the Big Bear area later
> this winter...
>
> Response by RICH> Snow is a white, cold, water-based substance that
> occasionally covers sections of the earth's surface. It has the strange
> ability to draw people who cannot drive from their homes to the streets
> where they turn their vehicles into me seeking missiles.
>
> Big Bear, eh? While stationed at the NTC and Fort Irwin in California
> (the 'Sandbox') some buddies and drove up there and brought back a couple
> of pickup trucks full of snow and built a snowman outside the barracks.
> Freaked out a couple of hung over people....
>
> Rich
> '79 Midget 'Miss Molly'
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