Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter (Post 13563471)

^^^

SIN = 1 Degree North of Teh Equator. :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by photog72 (Post 13563494)

It will change when teh pit will fester, and the northeast will have gorgeous weather. Just watch. I'll start complaining.

Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter (Post 13563514)

Stupid Pit. :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter (Post 13563471)

^^^

SIN = 1 Degree North of Teh Equator. :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by photog72

Maybe you can get stuck here. The weather is absolutely amazing. Even Florida sucks right now. We're supposed to get to 70 with no clouds in the sky and zero humidity.^ Actually, the next 4 days are supposed to be ^. Low to mid 70s, sunny and dry.^

Originally Posted by ssullivan

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I'm stuck at IAH. Weather at ATL is a mess. Who knows when I'll get out of here.

Originally Posted by Steph3n (Post 13563429)

Maybe worth it...who knows. sbm12 is always up for an adventure...

Originally Posted by fozz (Post 13563533)

I'm slowly inching my way south. :D

Originally Posted by National :roll:ographic Channel

The fozz is known to exhibit peculiar migratory habits. Armed with a sixth-sense for precise latitudinal position, the fozz often begins his migratory journey from nesting sites on the coasts of America. Traveling at Mach .84, the migratory path of the fozz often overflies Europe or the Pacific en route to his preferred Asian destinations. As the fozz approaches the Equator from the North, his progress slows substantially. The internal latitudinal positioning system of a fozz is known to cause disorientation and discomfort near the Equatorial Zone. The precise cause of this phenomenon is not yet known, though some success has been reported with supervised attempts to transport a fozz to the Southern Hemisphere and into South America. It is thought that perturbations in the Earth's magnetic field over the Amazon may facilitate such successful migrations. However, in general, the migratory path of a fozz is notable for its incredibly close approach to the Equator. Once the disorientation begins, a fozz has only days before the condition becomes disabling. Often, fermented grain products help ameliorate the symptoms. Eventually, however, the fozz must return to more agreeable Northern latitudes

Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter (Post 13563401)

There's lines to be had!

Originally Posted by anglo large clawed otter (Post 13563604)

Originally Posted by ssullivan (Post 13563545)

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I'm stuck at IAH. Weather at ATL is a mess. Who knows when I'll get out of here.

Originally Posted by colpuck

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You mean ATL is a mess.