Last One To Post Wins [168]

Afternoon Keith.

Morning Josey


Morning Chuck. Long time no hear. Have you graduated?

Josey Wales said:

Good Morning Folks.

Morning Josey.

Chuck38 said:

Oh my goodness, this thread still exists!

Morning Chuck. Yep, we're still hanging around here wasting digital space.

Chuck38 said:

Oh my goodness, this thread still exists!

Morning Chuck. Yep still going strong. How are you doing?

Josey Wales said:

Hi there Chuck.

Hi Josey! Hope you're doing well

Caledon Ken said:

Afternoon Keith.

Morning Josey


Morning Chuck. Long time no hear. Have you graduated?

Not yet! I've got two more years to go. Getting there, slowly but surely.

Borg 386 said:

Morning Chuck. Yep, we're still hanging around here wasting digital space.

Glad to hear it Borg!

kado897 said:

Morning Chuck. Yep still going strong. How are you doing?

Good seeing y'all still at it, Keith! I'm doing well, I was just thinking about all of you today and realized it has been quite awhile since I checked in.

Borg 386 said:

It's all in the weather patterns. Seriously, they can be weird around here. I've seen instances where I drove & it's pouring down rain, I get about a mile down the road & there's no rain & the roads are totally dry. Must be because we're at the base or somewhat in a mountain range.

There's a place out there called Keyser's Ridge. In the winter you can be driving to the summit and the road is clear and dry. Go over the top, and there's a snow squall so heavy you can't see up down or sideways. Mountains and ridges do affect things. Chesapeake Bay will, too. Spring and Fall particularly when the bay water temp is so much different tat the air, it can steer rain/snow and storms away, or make them dissipate. poof!

Chuck38 said:

Oh my goodness, this thread still exists!

High, Chuck! LTNS. College life agreeing with you?

f14tomcat said:

There's a place out there called Keyser's Ridge. In the winter you can be driving to the summit and the road is clear and dry. Go over the top, and there's a snow squall so heavy you can't see up down or sideways. Mountains and ridges do affect things. Chesapeake Bay will, too. Spring and Fall particularly when the bay water temp is so much different tat the air, it can steer rain/snow and storms away, or make them dissipate. poof!

That's it, exactly. One side of the mountain can be clear & the other so messed up you can't hardly see. You're lucky you live in the flat part of the state.

Morning, how you doing? Getting better every day I hope.

Borg 386 said:

That's it, exactly. One side of the mountain can be clear & the other so messed up you can't hardly see. You're lucky you live in the flat part of the state.

Morning, how you doing? Getting better every day I hope.

yes, I am. Millimeter by millimeter.

f14tomcat said:

yes, I am. Millimeter by millimeter.

Good to hear. It's going to take time so relax & be glad you're getting better.