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Message no. 1
From: Travis Cummings tonto@********.com
Subject: srfanfic digest, Vol 1 #105 - 3 msgs
Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 09:30:48 +0000
> While I risk making obvious my extraordinary powers of observation, I
> have to say, I didn't notice a thing...what months and seasons did you
> use?
>
> -Boondocker

May as round about the begining of summer, June the middle of summer,
and the story is pretty much at the end of summer, but that's not
explicit.

June is normally the middle of winter for me and I have no idea when
your summer kicks in. I just took a geuss. If you didn't notice
anything then I'll just assume it's all okay.

-Travis
Message no. 2
From: Scott W iscottw@*****.nb.ca
Subject: srfanfic digest, Vol 1 #105 - 3 msgs
Date: Sat, 09 Oct 1999 20:18:58 -0300
"And now, a Channel 6 editorial reply to Travis Cummings."
] May as round about the begining of summer, June the middle of summer,
] and the story is pretty much at the end of summer, but that's not
] explicit.
]
] June is normally the middle of winter for me and I have no idea when
] your summer kicks in. I just took a geuss. If you didn't notice
] anything then I'll just assume it's all okay.

If I don't notice something, it's seldom okay...I'm really quite
oblivious sometimes. I'd say July is the hottest month, with August a
close second. May isn't very summery, it's Spring, I'd say.

Could be wrong though, things might be different across the
continent. I'm on the Canadian East Coast.

-Boondocker
Message no. 3
From: Mike and Jill Johnson shadowrn@******.net
Subject: srfanfic digest, Vol 1 #105 - 3 msgs
Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 17:29:58 -0600
> If I don't notice something, it's seldom okay...I'm really quite
>oblivious sometimes. I'd say July is the hottest month, with August a
>close second. May isn't very summery, it's Spring, I'd say.
>
> Could be wrong though, things might be different across the
>continent. I'm on the Canadian East Coast.
>


That's about right. Middle of July to the middle of August, it's just to
hot to move, here in the north west. (Idaho) But then with magic coming
back, it throws a monkey wrench in the whole weather pattern to begin with.

Lady Saren
Message no. 4
From: Ratinac, Rand (NSW) RRatinac@*****.redcross.org.au
Subject: srfanfic digest, Vol 1 #105 - 3 msgs
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 10:57:43 +1000
That's about right. Middle of July to the middle of August, it's just to
hot to move, here in the north west. (Idaho) But then with magic coming
back, it throws a monkey wrench in the whole weather pattern to begin with.

Sure, but only to a (relatively) small extent. You're likely to have rain at
odd times, or more rain than usual or vice versa (no rain when it normally
rains, less rain), or things would be hotter or colder than usual, things
like that. You WOULDN'T have anything like a total reversal of seasons, or
even seasons shifting around. So July would still (on average) be the
hottest month in the Northern Hemisphere.

Doc'
Message no. 5
From: Travis Cummings tonto@********.com
Subject: srfanfic digest, Vol 1 #105 - 3 msgs
Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 09:30:48 +0000
> While I risk making obvious my extraordinary powers of observation, I
> have to say, I didn't notice a thing...what months and seasons did you
> use?
>
> -Boondocker

May as round about the begining of summer, June the middle of summer,
and the story is pretty much at the end of summer, but that's not
explicit.

June is normally the middle of winter for me and I have no idea when
your summer kicks in. I just took a geuss. If you didn't notice
anything then I'll just assume it's all okay.

-Travis
Message no. 6
From: Scott W iscottw@*****.nb.ca
Subject: srfanfic digest, Vol 1 #105 - 3 msgs
Date: Sat, 09 Oct 1999 20:18:58 -0300
"And now, a Channel 6 editorial reply to Travis Cummings."
] May as round about the begining of summer, June the middle of summer,
] and the story is pretty much at the end of summer, but that's not
] explicit.
]
] June is normally the middle of winter for me and I have no idea when
] your summer kicks in. I just took a geuss. If you didn't notice
] anything then I'll just assume it's all okay.

If I don't notice something, it's seldom okay...I'm really quite
oblivious sometimes. I'd say July is the hottest month, with August a
close second. May isn't very summery, it's Spring, I'd say.

Could be wrong though, things might be different across the
continent. I'm on the Canadian East Coast.

-Boondocker
Message no. 7
From: Mike and Jill Johnson shadowrn@******.net
Subject: srfanfic digest, Vol 1 #105 - 3 msgs
Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 17:29:58 -0600
> If I don't notice something, it's seldom okay...I'm really quite
>oblivious sometimes. I'd say July is the hottest month, with August a
>close second. May isn't very summery, it's Spring, I'd say.
>
> Could be wrong though, things might be different across the
>continent. I'm on the Canadian East Coast.
>


That's about right. Middle of July to the middle of August, it's just to
hot to move, here in the north west. (Idaho) But then with magic coming
back, it throws a monkey wrench in the whole weather pattern to begin with.

Lady Saren
Message no. 8
From: Ratinac, Rand (NSW) RRatinac@*****.redcross.org.au
Subject: srfanfic digest, Vol 1 #105 - 3 msgs
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 10:57:43 +1000
That's about right. Middle of July to the middle of August, it's just to
hot to move, here in the north west. (Idaho) But then with magic coming
back, it throws a monkey wrench in the whole weather pattern to begin with.

Sure, but only to a (relatively) small extent. You're likely to have rain at
odd times, or more rain than usual or vice versa (no rain when it normally
rains, less rain), or things would be hotter or colder than usual, things
like that. You WOULDN'T have anything like a total reversal of seasons, or
even seasons shifting around. So July would still (on average) be the
hottest month in the Northern Hemisphere.

Doc'

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