<VV> Corvair winter weekend plans?
Tony Underwood
tony.underwood at cox.net
Sat Feb 6 12:42:18 EST 2010
At 07:34 PM 2/5/2010, Frank DuVal wrote:
>Wow!
>
>I'm sure glad I live north and east of you in Virginia.
Yeah... this way you get our leftover weather instead of the fresh
sweetness. However, they say leftovers can be better...
What say you, those intrepid sojourners east of this valley in which
I reside? It started snowing yesterday at 0-dark-30. It's noon
on Saturday and the snough is only now beginning to slack off... for
the time being. Who knows what else is gonna happen. The world
is a white lumpy blanket.
As mentioned, "slack off" doesn't mean "stop".
>We are only estimated to get 20 to 30 INCHES of new snow by tomorrow
>night.....
>
>Since when is Virginia north of Michigan?
...since that self-proclaimed Internet inventor guy tampered in the
domain of the Weather Gods. He has angered Them...
A pox on him, he who would also decree that the internal combustion
engine (such as that which powers Corvairs) be mandated banned by
gubmint... while he continues to sell carbon credits to the guilt
ridden hybrid drivers, credits which direct monies paid for same into
the coffers of a company in which he himself is the majority stockholder.
Stay away from my Vairs Al... go back to your megawatt consuming
house and tell the driver of your 8500 lb limo that gets 6 mpg that
you won't be needing a trip to the airport to fly off in a private
jet to Copenhagen anytime soon because the airport is shut down
because of an unexpected massive influx of frozen dihydrogen monoxide...
...a dangerous compound common in industrial and commercial areas
which is fatal in excessive amounts and should be banned. Quick,
get onto that symposium and issue a call to arms before it's too late!
>I guess I'm not in a hurry to put the manifolds back on my daughter's
>car in the driveway....
I still need to fix the crack in the head pipe of the '60 4-door so
as to make it non-noisy (ran over an iceberg that smacked the
headpipe and cracked it at the joint where the collar bolts to the
manifold). But I can hardly make out the 4-door at all. I
recognize the white mound that's occupying the spot where I left the
car, under which it is probably waiting for the spring
thaw... pretty sure it's still in there.
The '67 coupe is parked by the road at the top of the driveway which
is 1/8 mile long and unidentifiable as a driveway at this time.
Not much point in even considering going anywhere until they plow the
road... which likely will leave a berm of frozen slush blocking the
driveway with a 4 foot high ice-dam not unlike the front of a
glacier. At least that's what happened last time it snowed like
this... which was... last weekend...?
Meanwhile, as I peek out the back window, I see that the weather guy
was right in his predictions that it would keep dumping on us until
this evening. It's gonna end soon. The air can't hold much more
of this stuff.
tony..
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