We watched the weather all through that awful night, and kept an eye on the
barometer, to be prepared for the least change. There was not the slightest
change recorded by the instrument, during the whole time. Words cannot
describe the comfort that that friendly, hopeful, steadfast thing was to me
in that season of trouble. It was a defective barometer, and had no hand but
the stationary brass pointer, but I did not know that until afterward. If I
should be in such a situation again, I should not wish for any barometer but
that one.

You like delusional weather?

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your barometer should run for president.
Scout

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
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We watched the weather all through that awful night, and kept an eye on
the
barometer, to be prepared for the least change. There was not the
slightest
change recorded by the instrument, during the whole time. Words cannot
describe the comfort that that friendly, hopeful, steadfast thing was to
me
in that season of trouble. It was a defective barometer, and had no hand
but
the stationary brass pointer, but I did not know that until afterward. If
I
should be in such a situation again, I should not wish for any barometer
but
that one.

"katysails" wrote
You like delusional weather?

Sure - that's why we watch the weather channel.

Bob Crantz wrote:

We watched the weather all through that awful night, and kept an eye on the
barometer, to be prepared for the least change. There was not the slightest
change recorded by the instrument, during the whole time. Words cannot
describe the comfort that that friendly, hopeful, steadfast thing was to me
in that season of trouble. It was a defective barometer, and had no hand but
the stationary brass pointer, but I did not know that until afterward. If I
should be in such a situation again, I should not wish for any barometer but
that one.

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Well, you got some bites but were they worth it? A tramp, a
broad, an other.

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I detect a soupcon.

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On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 06:53:45 -0400, "katysails"
wrote:

You like delusional weather?

Bub has demonstrated over and over that he fears knowing the truth
about anything.

He'd rather hear what he wants to hear, rather than face reality. This
was just his way of stating the obvious about himself.

BB

Well, you got some bites but were they worth it? A tramp, a
broad, an other.

Flying Tadpole

So which one am I??? And you'd better be VERY careful how you answer....
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prostrated with a dangerous illness or rather, a score of them, and my
condition became so desperate that I was given up by physicians. During this
period I was permitted to read constantly, obtaining books from the Public
Library which had been neglected and entrusted to me for classification of
the works and preparation of the catalogues. One day I was handed a few
volumes of new literature unlike anything I had ever read before and so
captivating as to make me utterly forget my hopeless state. They were the
earlier works of Mark Twain and to them might have been due the miraculous
recovery which followed. Twenty-five years later, when I met Mr. Clemens and
we formed a friendship between us, I told him of the experience and was
amazed to see that great man of laughter burst into tears.''


"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
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Bob Crantz wrote:

We watched the weather all through that awful night, and kept an eye on
the
barometer, to be prepared for the least change. There was not the
slightest
change recorded by the instrument, during the whole time. Words cannot
describe the comfort that that friendly, hopeful, steadfast thing was to
me
in that season of trouble. It was a defective barometer, and had no hand
but
the stationary brass pointer, but I did not know that until afterward.
If I
should be in such a situation again, I should not wish for any barometer
but
that one.

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Well, you got some bites but were they worth it? A tramp, a
broad, an other.

Flying Tadpole

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What a wierdo !


"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
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I detect a soupcon.

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