Friday, April 21, 2006

The Fuzzy Science

Before David Letterman became famous, he was a weatherman in Muncie, Indiana and was famous for saying there was hail the size of canned hams dropping on the city. Compared to other meteorologists, he was really just as accurate, which is why reading this doesn't bother me in the least.

The forecast across the state reads in two words: Scattered Showers.

My two word response: Bring It.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

I'll cordially invite it as well, beeeeeeyatch. Some scattered showers will go well with the scattered riders and scattered brain activity that weekend.

Guitar Ted said...

It'll only add to the heady mix that is to swilled at the table of suffering. ( beltch!)

mw said...

and check it this morn (sat). what rain? wind tho. but light. for now. stupid forecasts. stupid weather. i'm sure i'll still habitually check it all week tho.