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kitskye72

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Apr 25, 2007 21:55

Yesterday we had Tornado warnings, Strong Storms etc, yet, we had about 5 good lightning strikes and booms and possibly under an inch of rain.

I loved my Wednesday much more than Monday. And if you can not smell scarsam girls and boys then you need to get the shnaz checked.

I was told that I needed to change something from one agent to another and ( Read more... )

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lu_shines April 26 2007, 03:17:17 UTC

we got stuck in the same downpour, I don't think any street was safe & now Z's pretty new car has paint damage. BOO HISS! I thought yesterday was suppose to be the worst. Two hours later, the sun was out. Gotta love Kansas.

creamofwheat April 26 2007, 03:24:07 UTC

Sounds a heck of a lot like NC!

kitskye72 April 26 2007, 03:27:45 UTC

Tell me it is not his now one... If so suck big time. Love KS hey The weather will always be a mistry = Darwar never well be. Don't worry tomorrow will be the day. Have you looked at the wives tales as what will help Z along?

icecat April 26 2007, 03:51:26 UTC

Wow, I got off lucky - I didn't encounter any hail at all.

Mmmm, frosty!

kitskye72 April 26 2007, 03:58:38 UTC

it was West to East I just left at the worst. wish the next part was seen by others

singofmyself April 26 2007, 04:33:18 UTC

I was told that I needed to change something from one agent to another and make it happen now.

To make what happen?

kitskye72 April 26 2007, 11:00:30 UTC

just pay to annulized payments. It just takes a lot of steps.

scottishrob April 26 2007, 05:55:29 UTC

Driving down 75th St. I came to the realization of another reason I hate Kansas City. When city planners are making roads, the bright people, decide to put rain drains at the TOP OF A FUCKING HILL and only 1 at the bottom. Brilliant!!!! So surprise surprise that there is more water than 1 damn drain can handle thusly flooding the road. Not to mention that they use 8" drainage pipes where places like Baltimore, NYC, Philly, DC, and Richmond all use a minium of 3' pipes.

kitskye72 April 26 2007, 11:02:54 UTC

Agreed, it seems Roland Park took another stance on it. They built 1 storm drain at the bottom of hills and don't bother to clean them out.

bloominglotus April 26 2007, 14:09:04 UTC

I got caught in all of that crap on North Oak (flash flooding! eeeep!), and then again on HWY 69 headed to Excelsior Springs. I damn near wrecked about five times, expecially when the sky opened up and dumped absurd amounts of rain just outside of Liberty. I like the rain, but that was NO FUN.