James-names the sames-but Gaston will have to threaten Steve, not Georges-redux.
Steve-o, Personally I love the recollections of storms past, but you know Ed's gonna move that the second he check's in. Come to think of it, he's gonna have a lot of editing to do (on me, too ) In slow times, I think these posts should remain (mostly) untouched, but the "proper" forum is the "Storms Past" (or whatever it's called).
I'm only the messenger here...as I said, in slow times I think we should post away...
Wouldn't mind a repeat of '98 either
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) In slow times, I think these posts should remain (mostly) untouched, but the "proper" forum is the "Storms Past" (or whatever it's called).
