One place in Wyoming has more than 7000% of normal snowpack.
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I just traded in my 8 century old SUV. Maybe that will fix it.. ?
Too late for the Anasazi ….
There is only anecdotal evidence they even existed! Nowhere will you find a video of an active Anasazi village. You are Cherry Picking again!
Howze dat! PFFFTTTTT!
How could the Anasazi even be considered a civilization as they did not even have cable TV or internet? 8)
Was the beer that did them in!!
http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2011/02/11/anasazi-mystery-solved-they-opened-too-many-beer-cans/#comment-37043