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Grex Ing Item 46: Autumn, not sprING
Entered by tom67 on Thu Oct 13 20:44:58 UTC 1994:

I guess I didn't have anythING in particular to say.  IN General, though,
II expect quite a strING of responses (don't point your fINGer at me:)
The success or failure of this item hINGes, of course, on the suggestions
and ideas which you brING
                   --Thomas A. Hendricks
                 "justa-enterin' like there's no tomorrow"

6 responses total.

#1 of 6 by lee on Sat Dec 14 04:17:22 1996:

It's still autumn...
<lee is still lurkING around to see what this is all about>

#2 of 6 by denise on Sat Dec 28 23:35:25 1996:

Its WINTER down here but it sure doesn't FEEL like it! At least not in MI
standards!

#3 of 6 by lee on Sun Dec 29 15:50:07 1996:

It don't feel like winter here either!  Rumors say it'lll be 63 today!

#4 of 6 by hokshila on Mon Dec 30 06:08:01 1996:

Winters just haven't been winters for the past ten years or so. The snow used
to pile up until Easter. Some say "normal climatic variance", I say global
warming.

#5 of 6 by rcurl on Mon Dec 30 06:42:56 1996:

I agree that global warming is occurring, but that does not mean that
a particular location will have less snow. It could casue *more* snow, as
there will be more oceanic evaporation and hence more precipitation.

#6 of 6 by hokshila on Wed Jan 1 11:48:40 1997:

Very true... some areas will get less some more. The pattern changes. Same
with rain fall.

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