charlie and algernon
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Sat Dec-19-09 08:35 AM
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I really want to ask the Weather Channel if "Winter Wallop" is a scientific term |
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Edited on Sat Dec-19-09 08:36 AM by charlie and algernon
And where is falls in terms of ranking.
flurries snow snow storm nor'easter (wallop?) blizzard nuclear winter ice age
:shrug:
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Sat Dec-19-09 08:44 AM
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1. Did you understand the term though? |
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Sat Dec-19-09 08:45 AM
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2. I'd rather hear "winter wallop" than have the term blizzard applied to any accumulation |
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Sat Dec-19-09 08:48 AM
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3. I finally heard a term for when people buy milk, bread and eggs before a big snowstorm: |
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"French Toast Frenzy".
That would also be an awesome name for a band, if not for the inevitable comparisons to Five Iron Frenzy.
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Sat Dec-19-09 09:38 AM
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4. Actually, there's a law firm in Houston called Winter Wallop Nordstrom and Schumacher. |
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I'm just kidding. Cornelius "Winter" Wallop was a famous pro wrestler in the late 1960s. He signature move was the " flying Wallop blaster"
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