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Topic: Lets go topicless... - part 125
BettyB Joined Tue 01/29/08 Posts: 31912	Mon 12/17/12 06:28 PM
ouch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. ( mARY) (carol) (Jeff)

tazzops Joined Sat 12/20/08 Posts: 33333	Mon 12/17/12 06:29 PM
What? Mary Started it.

BettyB Joined Tue 01/29/08 Posts: 31912	Mon 12/17/12 06:34 PM
But its your snowballs hitting me ...OUCH.

tazzops Joined Sat 12/20/08 Posts: 33333	Mon 12/17/12 06:34 PM Edited by tazzops on Mon 12/17/12 06:37 PM
But its your snowballs hitting me ...OUCH.

BettyB Joined Tue 01/29/08 Posts: 31912	Mon 12/17/12 06:38 PM
HOW can you do that with no snow?

tazzops Joined Sat 12/20/08 Posts: 33333	Mon 12/17/12 06:40 PM
HOW can you do that with no snow? Freezer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BettyB Joined Tue 01/29/08 Posts: 31912	Mon 12/17/12 06:42 PM
OUCH..............tHAT One got my right in the..well never mind .

tazzops Joined Sat 12/20/08 Posts: 33333	Mon 12/17/12 06:44 PM Edited by tazzops on Mon 12/17/12 06:49 PM


BettyB Joined Tue 01/29/08 Posts: 31912	Mon 12/17/12 06:54 PM
NiTE Frosty

tazzops Joined Sat 12/20/08 Posts: 33333	Mon 12/17/12 06:55 PM
NiTE Frosty

vivian2981 Joined Thu 04/16/09 Posts: 37289	Wed 12/19/12 06:49 PM
kids!!!

carold Joined Sun 03/23/08 Posts: 26747	Wed 12/19/12 09:08 PM
watch out

vivian2981 Joined Thu 04/16/09 Posts: 37289	Thu 12/20/12 03:17 AM
they can't hit us from there!!

esebulldog Joined Wed 08/05/09 Posts: 22342	Thu 12/20/12 06:36 PM
well aint no snow balls gonna be thrown from here

vivian2981 Joined Thu 04/16/09 Posts: 37289	Fri 12/21/12 04:48 AM
well aint no snow balls gonna be thrown from here What's the history of snow in San Antonio? Once every 10 years? When was the last time it snowed there? It's getting close to being due isn't it?

esebulldog Joined Wed 08/05/09 Posts: 22342	Fri 12/21/12 05:39 AM
In a story published on January 15, 1995, the San Antonio Express-News listed the “the ten greatest daily snowfall figures” in the city’s history, compiled from records of the National Weather Service dating back to 1885: January 12, 1985 – 13.9 inches January 30, 1949 – 4.7 inches February 14, 1985 – 4.2 inches January 24, 1926 – 3.4 inches February 22, 1966 – 3.1 inches January 22, 1940 – 3.0 inches January 23, 1926 – 3.0 inches December 18, 1906 – 3.0 inches December 21, 1927 – 2.9 inches December 14, 1898 – 2.7 inches Historically, noted the newspaper, San Antonio “gets measurable snow about once every three years, but it hasn’t had a significant snowfall since the record storm of 1985.”

vivian2981 Joined Thu 04/16/09 Posts: 37289	Fri 12/21/12 12:27 PM
In a story published on January 15, 1995, the San Antonio Express-News listed the “the ten greatest daily snowfall figures” in the city’s history, compiled from records of the National Weather Service dating back to 1885: January 12, 1985 – 13.9 inches January 30, 1949 – 4.7 inches February 14, 1985 – 4.2 inches January 24, 1926 – 3.4 inches February 22, 1966 – 3.1 inches January 22, 1940 – 3.0 inches January 23, 1926 – 3.0 inches December 18, 1906 – 3.0 inches December 21, 1927 – 2.9 inches December 14, 1898 – 2.7 inches Historically, noted the newspaper, San Antonio “gets measurable snow about once every three years, but it hasn’t had a significant snowfall since the record storm of 1985.” Then maybe it will snow when we come to see you!!!

tazzops Joined Sat 12/20/08 Posts: 33333	Fri 12/21/12 04:34 PM


BettyB Joined Tue 01/29/08 Posts: 31912	Fri 12/21/12 05:02 PM Edited by BettyB on Fri 12/21/12 05:05 PM
Evening everyone: I have been so busy today did I miss the end of the world lol

vivian2981 Joined Thu 04/16/09 Posts: 37289	Fri 12/21/12 05:06 PM
I don't know...the electric meter is still running here!