Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for March 24, 2024

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    epaphus8  3 months ago

    Verne nailed it on all points.

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    Yakety Sax  3 months ago

    All I have had here has been rain. No snow at all this Winter. Fingers crossed and knocking on wood. One year though, just after I had planted peppers and tomatoes, I looked out my backdoor and thought it looked like it could snow. It did, within 3 hours. Luckily I had purchased enough Wall-o-Waters® to cover them all. This was during the first week of April, mind you!

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    LeslieBark  3 months ago

    Up in Oregon we called it the “March Uglies”!

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    cmxx  3 months ago

    Messrs. Fry and Lewis, thanks very uch for the cackle-out-loud this morning!

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    Firebat  3 months ago

    “In like a lamb out like a lion”. That’s the way it is shaping up here.

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    Olden Woof Premium Member 3 months ago

    Purrrrrrfect

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    Ellis97  3 months ago

    This has been one freezing March.

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    Gina Carson  3 months ago

    Cats can lick their themselves between their legs. I wish I could lick myself between my legs.

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    P51Strega  3 months ago

    I got to X-Country ski yesterday, only the 4th time all winter :-)

    We got a whopping 4.5" Friday night, and that was the biggest accumulation we had all winter. We’ve had two, very disappointing winters in a row. For context, this area averages 8 days per month in Jan, Feb, & Mar with 5+" of snow on the ground. This winter, we haven’t had a single day with that much snow cover.

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    Prey  3 months ago

    Yep, on the south coast of Spain you can tell it´s Easter without looking at the calendar, it´s going to rain all week. Plus there are processions with extremely disturbing costumes!

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    CaveCat87  3 months ago

    I guess this is the reason why March is described as “In like a lion, out like a lamb”.

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    bryan42  3 months ago

    We are currently suffering one of those frozen hairball days!

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    Perkycat  3 months ago

    As I sit here reading this, snowflakes are swirling around in the wind outside my window. I don’t ‘think’ they will settle down and stick around for awile. We will see!

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    Spiny Norman Premium Member 3 months ago

    I could make a comment about “a cat sitting on your face”, but I won’t. But I really want to.

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    mistercatworks  3 months ago

    The traditional axiom is “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.”

    As the air heats up after Winter, a lot of weather has to be moved around, which results in the “lion” winds. After things settle down, plants start blooming and the weather lambs around in the green fields.

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    foxmike6513 Premium Member 3 months ago

    Where would this strip be without weather?

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    StarBeak  3 months ago

    Just as soon you put on your Spring Jacket, you will need your Winter Coat. Just as soon as you put on your Winter Coat, you will need your Summer Sandals, Oops, Snowflakes are fallen.

    Spring is like “here is a preview of everything everywhere all at once” =3

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    KEA  3 months ago

    Yule Cat Strikes!

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    eddi-TBH  3 months ago

    Verne nailed it today. Well done, Lewis and Fry.

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