RE: iced in
drinking guiness avoid too much the holiday cheer cost me my nuts
s-0-0
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RE: RE: yak, yak, yak
just like I taught you bling is the thing. tornados just blow. champagne makes us sing.
e-0-1
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RE: yak, yak, yak
Did I buy bread? Did I buy milk? No, I bought champagne and dressed in silk.
e-0-2
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yak, yak, yak
there might be a tornado here sometime today then again, there may not be. who cares anyway?
se-0-3
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snow, heat, rain, sleet
all spiffed up in suit and tie, the weather man is fit to lie. Poor guy, without a clue, but he sounds so smart and looks good too
sw-0-4
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iced in
Four hours sitting on the ice surrounded by idling cars, watching some pulling out of their spots to find comfort in neighborhood bars.
se-1-0
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No sweat
With head that's cool and heart that's warm you can weather any storm.
se-1-1
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RE: forecast
at 9 a.m. the sun will start to make you wish with all heart that you were snuggled cool at home far from heaven's heavy dome.
s-1-2
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forecast: Spring, in a few months
The sun, the clouds, the winds arise, the atmosphere is busy today, incessant rain is such a pain, but soaking ground grows crops someday.
w-1-3
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my friends: snow, heat, rain, sleet
Never bet your life on the weather, no matter how good the weatherman looks. Jack Frost is an ugly old guy, but he's the one who beats the schnooks.
n-1-4
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RE: iced in
"Now hear this: the ice will be gone by four, by six, by ten." Where I sit now it looks as if I'll still be here by then.
n-2-0
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restaurants in the forecast
I never freeze, I seldom sneeze, I find the weather salubrious, but that depends on eating well -- let's go to dinner, the two of us!
e-2-1
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forecast
days quite warm, but then at night you'll freeze, my friend, until it's light.
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ambiguous forecast
I need my food! Is that so rude? whatever weather farmers like will do just fine, that's understood.
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RE: ambiguous forecast
pie a la mode on the menu today preceded by steak and spinach souffle.
w-2-4
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RE: RE: iced in
when choosing excuses when tardy or tired ice will suffice and will not get you fired
n-3-0
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restaurants in the forefront
you'll never need your purse to pay the restaurants delight in seeing me return to praise their efforts every night
n-3-1
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forecasts, grumble grumble
Reading thermometers, watching the clouds, trying to guess what the weather will be, dressing too warmly or not quite enough, the forecasts are only confusing me!
n-3-2
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RE: RE: forecasts, grumble grumble
dusty rain, raising old sun smelling like autumn before summer's done
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RE: RE: ambiguous forecast
Followed, then tomorrow morn by potato flakes and scattered corn.
n-3-4
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RE: RE: RE: iced in
precipitating ice and winter's trials, makes me long for beaches and southern smiles.
n-4-0
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weather or not
fog in a thick gray cloud the earth breaths into the cool night a misty facial that burns away by noon
ne-4-1
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RE: forecasts, grumble grumble
I know as much as they! My hands, my hips, my knees tell me long before TV how soon it's going to freeze.
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RE: forecasts, grumble grumble
the smell of twilight, cool and dying gently breathes the day's goodbying.
nw-4-3
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Manila
The earth is screaming winds howl, rains tumultuously fall never-ending, roofs rip pillars crumble Humanity finally humbled...?
w-4-4
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