Stupid Guest Tricks

Shorty82 wrote:I do remember a time years ago when I was a little kid the snow stuck around in the north part of the county. I remember our aunt taking my brother and me to an old school up there so we could all play in the snow.

I remember a time when it snowed.....OH WAIT that was yesterday. Darn bad "s" word

vixen101485 wrote:I remember a time when it snowed.....OH WAIT that was yesterday. Darn bad "s" word

I'm a Florida boy, the only snow I want to see is the "snow" at Blizzard Beach! :D:

Exactly why I ask Donnie on a weekly basis to put in for a transfer.

vixen101485 wrote:Exactly why I ask Donnie on a weekly basis to put in for a transfer.

If Advance is anything like AutoZone it isn't that hard to transfer. A while back we had a guy who had been working for AZ up in North Carolina transfer into my store and AFAIK he had no trouble doing so.

Planner wrote:Somewhere I have pics of me as a child standing on the beach in Panama City Fla and its snowing. Of course Im a kid so Im trying to catch the flakes with my mouth.

Never catch snowflakes on your tongue until you're sure all the birds have gone south (to Mexico) for the winter. ;)

Shorty82 wrote:If Advance is anything like AutoZone it isn't that hard to transfer. A while back we had a guy who had been working for AZ up in North Carolina transfer into my store and AFAIK he had no trouble doing so.

I am sure it isn't but since he is management it may take awhile to have a position where he wants it come open.

LOL Whazzup! That's funny...

Whazzup wrote:Never catch snowflakes on your tongue until you're sure all the birds have gone south (to Mexico) for the winter. ;)

Watch where the huskies go,
Don't eat the yellow snow.

Frank Zappa rules!!

Shorty82 wrote: I know what he's saying! Except for the snow part, of course. It might get cold around here but not cold enough to snow normally, or at least for the snow to not melt as soon as it hits the ground.

One year we were camping at a trail ride in mid-March and woke up to SNOW all over the ground, in Florida! That was a unique weekend to say the least. Most of the horses had never seen snow and it was fun to watch them run and play in it, scaring themselves when they'd kick it up in the air.
We also had snow in Feb 14th one year, but as Shorty says, it doesn't stick around long and melts away quickly.

We ran a Hobie regatta at San Luis Reservoir in March. It's east of Gilroy, CA. It started out to be a beautiful spring day. In the middle of the second race it started to snow. We had to halt racing until the racers could go to shore to put on wet suits.