McSoggy's Best Friend
- It's no surprise to those who slogged through flooded basements and even paddled to their homes: the first six months of this year were the wettest on record for the Chicago area.
Through June, 28.46 inches of precipitation was measured, an inch and a half more than we got all of last year, according to the National Weather Service. The earliest measurement of six-month rainfall was in 1882, when 25.17 inches was recorded.
The 28.46-inch mark is 11.93 inches above the average of 16.53 inches that normally falls in the Chicago area the first six months. Last year, only 13.11 inches were recorded for the first six months of the year and 26.91 inches for all of 2012, the weather service said.
Last year was the warmest year in many and crime skyrocketed. This year has been cloudy, cool and damp, and crime is down. There has to be some correlation, unless you're McMiracleWorker.
Labels: crime
posted by SCC at 12:03 AM
10 Comments:
Mc Goofy says we've had the lowest amount of rain in 65 years..... Oh wait nevermind!!!
Just when I think SCC has to run out of Mc________ism's you come up with more. Nicely played SCC.
.....and you guys were complaining about our President taking on Global Warming. Once we spend billions on that, and crash our economy, these youths will stop killing each other.
The StreetLight Assassin has stated that "weather has nothing to do with it". Case closed.
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Can anybody help me here looking for the ruling when FOP went after the city about secondary employment and the FOP won
They just don't like toget wet.
McSoggy loves when Tiny Dancer slips into his TUTU on a rainy night and flutters around the room like a butterfly. McSoggy eventually can't contain himself and pleasures himself handily.
I told you once and I will tell you again.........weather has nothing to do with crime!!!
Mr Southside is correct. They don't like getting wet, especially the hair.
However, your average dope-head and street drunk doesn't care what kind of weather is out there.
I thought it was Jim Beam.
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