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ShanaTX
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Re: Rain bombs... is this a new term?
      Wed Jul 25 2007 02:28 AM

Oh... that makes sense

I was wondering because the local news is acting like it's a brand new term, used just this year for the crazy Texas weather...

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* Rain bombs... is this a new term? ShanaTX Wed Jul 25 2007 02:28 AM
. * * Things to watch Beach   Fri Jul 27 2007 04:33 PM
. * * Re: Rain bombs... is this a new term? cieldumort   Wed Jul 25 2007 12:26 AM
. * * Re: Rain bombs... is this a new term? ShanaTX   Wed Jul 25 2007 02:28 AM

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