The article goes on to say that "A task force to confirm the record will be convened next week, weather officials (NWS?)-mine) say."
Reminds me of the old joke of 'How many people does it take to use a tape measure?'
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Friday, September 17, 2010
"Task Force" Needed To Confirm Possible New Record Hailstone in Kansas?
This is just one of MANY examples why government spending is waaaaaaaaaay out of control.
On Wednesday it was reported by The WICHITA (KS) EAGLE that a record-breaking-sized hailstone fell south of Wichita (diameter. 7.75-inches- old record from 1970 was 5.7-inches).
The article goes on to say that "A task force to confirm the record will be convened next week, weather officials (NWS?)-mine) say."
Reminds me of the old joke of 'How many people does it take to use a tape measure?'
The article goes on to say that "A task force to confirm the record will be convened next week, weather officials (NWS?)-mine) say."
Reminds me of the old joke of 'How many people does it take to use a tape measure?'
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