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THE WE(A)THER MEN
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Might not apply where your living, but here as island we get everyones left overs.

*It is like pot luck* *when it comes to the weather* *suns there in the sky* *but not there forever.* *Weatherman tells you* *whats in store* *so you make all your plans* *and a whole lot more.* *Then it pours down* *or a storm sets in* *makes you womder* *who the Weathermans fooling.* *For me I have given up* *looking at their charts* *do you know what* *its a bit of an art,* *yet I've got it right* *so many times* *when they were not sure* *if its highs or lows* *or as far as they are concerned* *which way it blows.* *I think its time* *for me to rename them* *yes I will call them* *The Wether Men.*

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Reviewed by Jms Bell

Reviewed on August 28, 2009

ONLY ONE MAN KNOWS FOR SURE....AND YOU KNOW WHO THAT IS. STILL A LOT OF THE TIME THE WEATHER MEN ARE RIGHT...WHETHER OR NOT WE CHOOSE TO FOLLOW THEM IS UP TO US 'CAUSE I HAVE BEEN STUCK WITH MY BIG MULTICOLORED UMBRELLA, WITH THE SUN SHINING, BY FOLLOWING THEIR PREDICTIONS MORE THAN ONCE. I AM SURE THO, THAT THEY ARE NOT 'WETHER MEN' THAT WOULD BE A SAD THOUGHT(SMILE). THANKS FOR SHARING AND GOD BLESS. JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

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