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    me mi mo monsoon

    Stamped: 7/09/2005 02:08:00 p.m.

    hmmmmm......so for those of you still confused with the whole monsoon thing, i just finished checking the weather for the next ten days....not exactly 100% reliable, but in monsoon season, its probably going to be right.....sunday-rain, monday-rain, tuesday-rain....you get the idea. any doubters? check out the link to what the weathers like over here in Seoul.....

    http://www.intellicast.com/Local/IntlLocalStd.asp?loc=rkss&seg=LocalWeather&prodgrp=Forecast&product=Forecast&prodnav=none

    and you thought april showers were fun.....

    livin' the dream

    Bryan

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    • Anonymous Anonymous says so:
      7/11/2005 08:54:00 a.m.  

      Hey Bry
      I just checked and don't know what your complaining about......you get 3 days of sun in the forecast. Toss the umbrella and make like a bunny outside. top

    • Blogger 브라이언 says so:
      7/12/2005 01:17:00 a.m.  

      while i may agree, when you checked, and what it was are probably two different things. this morning was pouring rain - the only faithful weathervane over here is one of two classic options: the golf-ball vane, or the ever-helpful "stick your arm out the window" manouver...thanks though top