Letter

I heard something this morning on the radio and wanted to e-mail the person and chat with them about what they said. I went to there website and lo and behold every time I try to e-mail them it gets kicked back at me. Guess they don't want to hear from there loyal listeners. I printed it here and maybe he will stumble across it someday.<br />n<!–more–><br />nDear <a href="mailto:nbs@northernbroadcasting.com">John Pulasky</a><br />n<br />nI heard your weather forecast this morning via <a href="http://www.northernbroadcasting.com/">NBS</a> and would like to take exception <br />nwith some things you said. You made a statement something along the lines <br />nthat people were recovering from the latest incredible spring soaker around the state. WHAT SPRING SOAKER!! Admittedly we got more moisture than we have gotten since Christmas when we got 2/10 of an inch of moisture. In one fell swoop it doubled the amount of moisture we have seen since Jan 1 but to call 2/10 of <br />nan inch a spring soaker is a bit of a stretch. You than said another spring <br />nsoaker was on its way. This goes with the first part in that I have yet to <br />nsee the first one. I understand that it is hard to forecast for the whole <br />nstate in the little time frame you have but to say the whole state had a <br />nspring soaker when some areas are missed gets a little upsetting. Thank you <br />nfor listening to my rant.<br />n<br />nSarpy Sam<br />nThoughts from the Middle of Nowhere<br />nhttp://nowherethoughts.net/sarpysam<br />n<br />n<b>It is impossible to suffer without making someone pay for it; every complaint already contains revenge. Friedrich Nietzsche </b>