Greg Boeser
1st Lieutenant
Fubar lives a bit north of you.
The Weather Where You Live? (24 Viewers)
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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
How much is a "bit" in relation to "tad" or "skosh"?
Donivanp
Colonel
Yeah I know! I've been north of him (I think) but I timed it for June July(I ain't dumb)
Donivanp
Colonel
Oh say 2k miles give or take, just a skosh. Just a tad south. I mean it's a bit chilly here at 95F.
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Ralph Haus
Tech Sergeant
Sitting on the back porch, in the shade, 95F, 26H, 57 DP. Fine cigar. Fine dram of burbon. Now THIS is a Texas summer!
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Not quite as far as "up a ways", which is not as far as "over yonder".
A "fair peice" is further still.
MiTasol
Major
In PNG the distances are somewhat more accurate - I will write them as spoken
- Longway means somewhere between 15 minutes and 8 hours walk
- Longway lik lik means a little long way
- Bikpella longway is longer than longway
- Longway true is even further.
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Beats just down the road. Could mean next door but one or 1,000k away. Next door but one could also be 20 or more k away. 
22XC today fine and sunny.
Donivanp
Colonel
Local yokel speakess dictionary, how quaint! I was raised by my dad who hailed from Bethel Oklahoma, look it up, go ahead, I'll wait. Between him and my three uncles and four aunts, good golly miss Molly!
Ya goes up yander a fer bit, you'll sees a road on yer left, don't takes that un. Next one, that's the one ya wants!!!!
Ya goes up yander a fer bit, you'll sees a road on yer left, don't takes that un. Next one, that's the one ya wants!!!!
Greg Boeser
1st Lieutenant
Yup. Da one where da Johnson's barn yusta be.
Thumpalumpacus
Colonel
We finally had a day under 100F yesterday.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
It's averaged around 32c (90f) here in Norfolk for the past 9 days, with around 40c (104f) in my "Tin Tent".
That might seem normal for some parts of the World, but for the UK it's a bit oppressive, especially as there isn't any breeze at all.
That might seem normal for some parts of the World, but for the UK it's a bit oppressive, especially as there isn't any breeze at all.
special ed
1st Lieutenant
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Stuck in a city for a couple days, the phone book (Yes, that long ago) showed a hobby shop address. Asking directions, I was told, "Go to where Wal-mart used to be and turn right."
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
The '66 Mustang I currently own, was from a rural county (Trinity County) and is a former navigational aid. It sat in a field for many years before I got it and was part of the directions to Indian Creek Lodge.
"Go down the road a ways and take the side road just past the old white Mustang..."
Not sure what they used as a replacement, since there wasn't an old Oak tree, mailbox or other notable feature along that stretch.
Maybe there's still poor souls lost and wandering because of me!
"Go down the road a ways and take the side road just past the old white Mustang..."
Not sure what they used as a replacement, since there wasn't an old Oak tree, mailbox or other notable feature along that stretch.
Maybe there's still poor souls lost and wandering because of me!
MiTasol
Major
You and Greg are lucky then because you do not need an interpreter then when reading Non Sequitur
Donivanp
Colonel
What'd he say?
Greg Boeser
1st Lieutenant
New Englander.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Yeah, over there, "khakis" do not mean an article of clothing...
Viking1066
Brigadier General
Rain and more rain. Little people watched movies in both recess times.
