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Over the weekend we had huge amounts of rain in southeast Louisiana, 11" near the town of Folsom with major road flooding. This morning there was some video on a N.O. station of water rushing over a highway and then the info-babe interviewed the Folsom fire chief....an elderly gentleman, and she asked him to describe how fast the water was running over the road....him: "'bout like a dose of castor oil through a widow woman".......now that's country.

The replay about a half hour later omitted the chief....

UfV

Yessir, that IS country. Classic.
Gonna have to remember that one to describe various things 'round here: (cruising speed of the B20... time it takes for CX to loosen a rusty nut... the speed of a hot fish on the first run... etc)