The cruelest month of all

So wrote T.S. Eliot in 'The Wasteland'. Hge was refering to, of course, the
Spring manouvers of the Great War- or as David lloyd George once quippied
about Ypres 'The battle of mud' .

Terrible month 1914-1918, but a lovely month otherwise in the Northern
Hemisphere.

Don't be fooled: the worst month by far is January (although it is 70F/20/C
today)

'tis a miserable month in these United States.
I'll write when the Ice Storms hit the SE. Colorado is already buried in snow.

Worse, the films stink, and you eat more and susequently less sex.
Now that's cruel!

the ice in the artic and Siberia is melting

our goose is cooked by global warming



"Kerr Hardie or James Keir Hardie" <> wrote in message
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> So wrote T.S. Eliot in 'The Wasteland'. Hge was refering to, of course,
> the
> Spring manouvers of the Great War- or as David lloyd George once quippied
> about Ypres 'The battle of mud' .
>
> Terrible month 1914-1918, but a lovely month otherwise in the Northern
> Hemisphere.
>
> Don't be fooled: the worst month by far is January (although it is
> 70F/20/C
> today)
>
> 'tis a miserable month in these United States.
> I'll write when the Ice Storms hit the SE. Colorado is already buried in
> snow.
>
> Worse, the films stink, and you eat more and susequently less sex.
> Now that's cruel!