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Thread ID: 89399	2008-04-29 14:25:00	Happy Birthday SurferJoe!	password (5384)	PC World Chat

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664023	2008-04-30 06:01:00	Happy Birthday joe - Have a great day/ Night. The ukulele in Hawaii Sounds a bit Sus --- What you up to Hmmmmm;) US Navy...just back from VietNam and the Apollo splash-downs, and I had this uke, see...and I wuz playing on 'd beach under the Banyan tree in front of the (something-or-other-big-name-hotel) and this Moke cop busts me fer playing without a license. The ship left the next day and I never answered the summons. I can't go back...even if I wanted to! I guess I am on Hawaii's #10 top-wanted people list now. They're waiting for me at the airports and bus stations. :eek:	SurferJoe46 (51)
664024	2008-04-30 06:38:00	Happy Birthday Joe :happybday A day without fires must be a good day ;) ;) We have two nieces in California within a fortnight of giving birth :eek: Don't think they are in Socal --- where's that map !!! :dogeye: Misty	Misty (368)
664025	2008-04-30 08:13:00	HAPPY BIRTHDAY SJ!!! Have a great day!	radium (8645)
664026	2008-04-30 11:25:00	Happy Birthday Joe! :happybday Regards, Jamuz	Renmoo (66)
664027	2008-04-30 15:24:00	Again, thanks..and TODAY is the 30th in Rightsideup Land.	SurferJoe46 (51)
664028	2008-04-30 15:39:00	Again, thanks..and TODAY is the 30th in Rightsideup Land. Happy B'day Joe, I take it your meaning the 30th of the month not your 30 B'day:D :happybday	plod (107)
664029	2008-04-30 15:41:00	....yeah...double that +...but youse guys are a day advanced from us here...we get to fix what youse guys screw up for the next 24 hours...Nyuck, nyuck!	SurferJoe46 (51)
664030	2008-04-30 15:47:00	....yeah...double that +...but youse guys are a day advanced from us here...we get to fix what youse guys screw up for the next 24 hours...Nyuck, nyuck! I'm busy unscrewing yesterdays stuff ups at the moment:rolleyes: so I can re-screw them tomorrow	plod (107)
664031	2008-04-30 20:31:00	Ah Joe - that uke story is hilatious! By the way, how cold does it get there in your part of the US? Here in Auckland we get to a rare 5C, but that's quite uncommon. Mid-winter perhaps an average of 12C. Mid summer averages around 24C. This place has a great climate - the only drawback is that it can be very changeable with little notice of rain.	Greg (193)
664032	2008-05-01 01:33:00	Ah Joe - that uke story is hilatious! By the way, how cold does it get there in your part of the US? Here in Auckland we get to a rare 5C, but that's quite uncommon . Mid-winter perhaps an average of 12C . Mid summer averages around 24C . This place has a great climate - the only drawback is that it can be very changeable with little notice of rain . Once a season gets started, the temps and weather are usually pretty stable . Yesterday (Apr 29th) we had about 102 . 3ºF/ 39 . 06ºC, slight breezes from the East (deserts) and sunshine . Today it's 65 . 0ºF / 18 . 33ºC, stiff breezes from the West (Pacific Ocean), threatening to rain and overcast . Typically we can get to below freezing (Universal value here) and lots of rain and sometimes some snow at even our elevation (1500 feet / 457 . 2 M) and during our Winter (Your Summer) . Our Summers can get to 120ºF / 48 . 9ºC during extreme temps, no rain at all for months and maybe some "Santana Winds" during the Summer (Your Winter) . June is our "Gloom Month" (not much sun), but temps can be all over the place . . . usually SOME fog in the AM, clearing up by Noon and the nights become temperate (for us anyway) . November thru March is our rainy season . Some years we can get 100 inches / 254 . 00 cm of rain . . but that is becoming rare-er nowadays . Most likely we will get about 40 inches / 101 . 6 cm of rain during the whole season . . although this passed season brought us a fair amount of rain . It has caused a LOT of weeds to grow, not to mention the accompanying allergens and pollen, and we will likely get some terrific fires this "Burn Season" . . . which has already started for some strange reason . Most other months are pretty dry as a high desert area should be . Closer to the Coast, the climate is more like the Mediterranean region and the fruits and crops are also pretty much alike . We had Santana Winds last week . . strange, kinda . . for this time of the year, but not unheard of for us . Rain MIGHT happen tonight on the West-facing slopes and some MIGHT dump on us . . . but then again, maybe not . The meteorologists all make lots of mistakes with our frequent "Cut-Off Lows" and "Stationary Highs" We get the famous "Catalina Eddy" (colder/damp weather) and the Off-Shore Flo(w) (hotter, dry weather) " . . to capitalize on two common names . They visit often and make the weather pattern unpredictable . Today we have a visit from Eddie, and tomorrow his sister (Flo) might return to visit . Who really knows? That's why my sinuses are all messed up and I frequent my deathbed for a few days when they change their dry-wet pattern . Rumors of my death during these times are not far from exaggeration . I am getting better today . . but just wait a day or two and I'll be back down with an attack from the weather swing to the opposite direction . I like the offshore winds and the dry temps the best . NO smog and clear hot sunshine!	SurferJoe46 (51)
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