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Plankowner Posts: 9165 Location: Upper lefthand corner of the map. | Subject: (NSR) well its started..... ... we got the first dusting of snow up around the mountain passes and it is only the first day of fall!!  | ||
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| Subject: RE: (NSR) well its started..... Shame on you, Ric, for using that 4 letter word so soon  . I noticed by looking at the women when I did my neighborhood walk this morning that it was a tad "nippy" here in Charleston.  | |||
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Old Salt Posts: 338 Location: Oak Island, NC | |||
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| Subject: RE: (NSR) well its started..... A "tad nippy" is between 60f/15c and 40f/5c when the girls show just a bit of nipple bumps. "Very nippy" is when it gets 40f/5c and below, they show big-time. Isn't that explained to you in nuke school? I thought it was explained during "liquid pressure and fluid flow" class. At least it was when I spent some time in class there during the early '60's. | |||
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| Subject: RE: (NSR) well its started..... “A "tad nippy" is between 60f/15c and 40f/5c when the girls show just a bit of nipple bumps. "Very nippy" is when it gets 40f/5c and below, they show big-time.” Ralph, that’s all very well and good, but does your theory account for regional differences? Here in Alaska, measurable phenomena do not occur until the mean ambient temperature falls below -10 F. I refer you, of course, to Dr. Hoary Frost’s seminal work, Regional Variations In Measurable Nipple Bump Response To Nippy Weather. I know that you, as a fellow scholar, try to keep abreast the recent developments in this fascinating area of research, and I can not recommend Dr. Frost’s tome too highly. | |||
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| Subject: RE: (NSR) well its started..... Come on up, Ralph. Dr. Frost is always looking for Research Assistants. He’s a little worried, though, about a purported upswing in world temperatures. In fact, he is busy working on a new peer-reviewed, research paper: “Global Warming— Whither the bumps?”. It’s pretty dry reading, but the illustrations are enlightening.  | |||
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Old Salt Posts: 338 Location: Oak Island, NC | Subject: RE: (NSR) well its started..... Ralph Luther - 2008-09-23 5:13 PM A "tad nippy" is between 60f/15c and 40f/5c when the girls show just a bit of nipple bumps. "Very nippy" is when it gets 40f/5c and below, they show big-time. Isn't that explained to you in nuke school? I thought it was explained during "liquid pressure and fluid flow" class. At least it was when I spent some time in class there during the early '60's. Uh, Ralph, I remind you I live in South Florida. Showing big-time nipple bumps is a matter of routine down here, and is independent of temperature/pressure. As far as what is explained in nuke school, all that ray-dee-ay-shun has eaten that away. Chuck | ||
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