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L29er Senior Enthusiast

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here is the wonder I woke up to this morning, supposed to snow all day, get nearly 4 inches of it too

 

 

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another thing that is F`ed up is my ISP at home doesn`t alow me to go to Gm-trucks.com since thursday, like none of them forum or anything else, but i can go anywere else like normal. :D evertime i click it under favorites it comes up "you are not connected to the internet...bla...bla...bla.... :dunno:

L29er Senior Enthusiast

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no internet= :dunno:

 

 

:D

 

 

yeah i was pissed, it teased me a couple times, got on the home page then i would click "new posts" and then nuthin`. :D

stadt11 Senior Enthusiast

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Snow, what's that? It's supposed to be 85 here today :dunno:

 

As far as not getting to GMT, can you type in the URL instead of using your favorite? What about going to the IP address instead - http://208.100.23.65 (might be a DNS issue on your router)? You might try resetting it (unplugging it and plugging it back in).

rvsahs Senior Enthusiast

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How unusual is snow this time of year up there?? When I grew up in Neb, the latest measurable snow we rec'd was April 29....

svensk Senior Enthusiast

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lol it was 95 degress today in Minneapolis. Yet, just a few hundred miles away in northern MN it was low 40's like Canada...

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

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lol it was 95 degress today in Minneapolis. Yet, just a few hundred miles away in northern MN it was low 40's like Canada...

 

seriously? It got to 95? The highest I saw was 89.

svensk Senior Enthusiast

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lol it was 95 degress today in Minneapolis. Yet, just a few hundred miles away in northern MN it was low 40's like Canada...

 

seriously? It got to 95? The highest I saw was 89.

 

It was 95 here in Minnetonka.

pennzoil29 Senior Enthusiast

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I can remember it snowing in May back in '96. That was when I quit drinking. It is supposed to be in the low 80's the next few day's around here, and it's about time. :thumbs:

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