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From: _Phoenix, AZ_ _WCBF '05, '06, '07 Survivor_ ____NEBF '07 Remnant___
Originally Posted by gojosgirl
Originally Posted by Hans
Originally Posted by anotherbonneville
well you guys sure do like the damn snow, i hate it i need to go to another state allways wanted to move to Arizona!!!
You'll be having second thoughts in June/July/August LOL
Like those that live in the colder climates, you get used to it and we stay inside as much as we can in the hotter months just like many northerners do in the cold months. Only real difference is... in the colder climates you can keep adding layers of clothes to fend off the temperatures. But, here, to stay cooler, there is only so much clothes you can remove without breaking some sort of law
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From: Enfield, CT
Originally Posted by Echo SSEI
there is only so much clothes you can remove without breaking some sort of law
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Originally Posted by Echo SSEI
Originally Posted by gojosgirl
Originally Posted by Hans
Originally Posted by anotherbonneville
well you guys sure do like the damn snow, i hate it i need to go to another state allways wanted to move to Arizona!!!
You'll be having second thoughts in June/July/August LOL
Like those that live in the colder climates, you get used to it and we stay inside as much as we can in the hotter months just like many northerners do in the cold months. Only real difference is... in the colder climates you can keep adding layers of clothes to fend off the temperatures. But, here, to stay cooler, there is only so much clothes you can remove without breaking some sort of law
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From: _Phoenix, AZ_ _WCBF '05, '06, '07 Survivor_ ____NEBF '07 Remnant___
Originally Posted by gojosgirl
Yes that is true lol. I agree with the layering clothes and takeing them off. H*** we used to have to run around in our swimsuits or stay inside when i was growing up because it would get so hot and thats all we could wear with maybe shorts over the swimsuit without getting in trouble.
UM...pics 9 and 10....."WARNING" for the squimish or faint of heart:
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From: West Point, Utah - Village Idiot
Originally Posted by Echo SSEI
...But we have very little humidity (especially compared to Texas). I won't lie to anybody, it gets brutally hot here in end of June, July and August. September is usually pretty hot too....but some years it isn't too bad.
Like those that live in the colder climates, you get used to it and we stay inside as much as we can in the hotter months just like many northerners do in the cold months. Only real difference is... in the colder climates you can keep adding layers of clothes to fend off the temperatures. But, here, to stay cooler, there is only so much clothes you can remove without breaking some sort of law
Like those that live in the colder climates, you get used to it and we stay inside as much as we can in the hotter months just like many northerners do in the cold months. Only real difference is... in the colder climates you can keep adding layers of clothes to fend off the temperatures. But, here, to stay cooler, there is only so much clothes you can remove without breaking some sort of law
SPEEDOs should be outlawed, BTW. *wretching continues*
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From: Enfield, CT
Originally Posted by SSE Motorhead
.and one more hosehead says "It may be hot, but at least it'* a DRY heat.", I'm going postal on the dude.
*wretching continues*
*wretching continues*
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From: Robbinsdale, MN
Well, back to the topic of snow...
It'* been snowing all day here. That should make for a fun ride home. I don't understand how poeple can forget how to drive in the snow, considering how short our summers are here...
It'* been snowing all day here. That should make for a fun ride home. I don't understand how poeple can forget how to drive in the snow, considering how short our summers are here...
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From: Springfield, Ohio
Originally Posted by Jack
Originally Posted by MOS95B
The only car I've seen in the ditch so far this year was a 4x4 (Some sort of Jeep). Keep in mind, 4x4 don't make you invincible. Better maybe, but not impervious to sliding..
**one day last winter on the way to work seen a green jeep on it'* side strange thing is on the way home was another jeep that looked just like the first one on it'* side too.
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From: Warsaw, New York
Originally Posted by vital49
Originally Posted by VigCS
Try having a V8, even in just the rain, with RWD and no traction control. 
Try towing something behind a truck with no 4x4, automatic, and v8 on snow/ice covered roads. Talk about life being interesting.......
