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Re: Tornado time again
      Thu May 29 2008 03:37 AM

Was up in Nebraska the week prior and flew through Memphis during the midst of this event. Got in around a tornado-producing storm to the NW of town and out in the midst of a severe thunderstorm after a mechanical delay. Memphis flight control decided to try to send some flights early, causing the airline workers to make airport-wide boarding announcement. One maintenance worker said out loud, "man, I hope it doesn't rain when I get off." Needless to say, he had bigger things to worry about that day.

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* Tornado time again HanKFranK Thu May 29 2008 03:37 AM
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