Nothing like a sudden downpour..

BrenSaSC2 · 07-05-2003, 08:42 PM

I just typed everything..not about to type it again since it somehow got deleted-started downpouring, car windows and sunroof open-seats are soaked..great....yeah..

picksl1 · 07-06-2003, 04:07 AM

are you sure that the fat kid next door didnt do a huge cannonball into the pool?

jparf96sc2 · 07-06-2003, 04:42 AM

pwned. i was lifeguarding at the pool i work with (colonial park area - devon manor). clouds roll in, a few people leave. wind picks up...a few more. drizzle for about 2 seconds then BAM it all goes to a wet hell. i feel ya, i've left mine open all nite during a storm. luckily my co worker shut my windows for me while i was on the chair. good luck with the cleanup!

BrenSaSC2 · 07-06-2003, 05:34 AM

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Originally Posted by jparf96sc2

pwned. i was lifeguarding at the pool i work with (colonial park area - devon manor). clouds roll in, a few people leave. wind picks up...a few more. drizzle for about 2 seconds then BAM it all goes to a wet hell. i feel ya, i've left mine open all nite during a storm. luckily my co worker shut my windows for me while i was on the chair. good luck with the cleanup!

Thanks there-you're in H-burg? I work up at Saturn of Harrisburg. Where abouts are you?

far_from_sane · 07-06-2003, 06:50 AM

it did that here early, but I always roll my windows up

Joeybagodonuts · 07-06-2003, 11:04 PM

hell brenda, try living in FLORIDA! in the summer, every day like clockwork, the thunderstorms roll in, many days tremendous ones, they look AWESOME if your home sitting there watching them but you dont want to be stuck in them.
we get stalled almost daily while we wait them out. ft myers, where the yard is, is the lightning capitol of the WORLD more people get here by lightning then ANYWHERE now, personally i think my town, lehigh gets more lightning, but since were sparsley populated theres less people actually getting hit. on my 1 and 1.2 acres theres at leas 6 trees within 100 feet of my house that are gutted from the inside and black from being hit.
to drive in it sucks, many people from out of state pull over, if you dont have your flashers on you cant be seen from fifty feet behind you (melissa's volvo had a cool feature, it was a rear fog light, when you hit a button it lookd like a right brake light was on , kinda looked stupid but on day i saw a silver merceds go by me on alligator alley, now that car blended right in, but he had his rear fog light on and damn! you could see that light clearly for about 1/4 mile in the downpour!
if you like thunderstorms or work indoors, florida is the place to be, but to try and work in it daily, well that sucks, i carry two sets of clothes everyday in the tow truck cause i get drenched so often.

jparf96sc2 · 07-07-2003, 12:53 AM

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Originally Posted by BrenSaSC2

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Originally Posted by jparf96sc2

pwned. i was lifeguarding at the pool i work with (colonial park area - devon manor). clouds roll in, a few people leave. wind picks up...a few more. drizzle for about 2 seconds then BAM it all goes to a wet hell. i feel ya, i've left mine open all nite during a storm. luckily my co worker shut my windows for me while i was on the chair. good luck with the cleanup!

Thanks there-you're in H-burg? I work up at Saturn of Harrisburg. Where abouts are you?

yea, u might even remember me. i was there a week or two ago. when i brought it in for service someone / thing hit my door so scott the SM said he'd fix it. then they oversprayed my door handle so i brought it back the next night. u were there and u helped me but didn't know anything about it since ken left. that was me. do people get hit often cuz scott said he knew exactly what happened....