Typical day, west central FL, July. We don't notice heatwaves down here cuz it's always fucking hot and humid until maybe mid-November.
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Typical day, west central FL, July. We don't notice heatwaves down here cuz it's always fucking hot and humid until maybe mid-November.
Devildoc
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Like I tell my sister in Dallas when she bitches about the heat, 'yeah, that's normal...for Dallas'. Heat index of 115 is a little toasty for us for sure. I imagine even a little worse for places like Philly.
Still, I much prefer this over 30 degrees.
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I would happily live on Hoth vs. the 100+ temps.
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To paraphrase Kipling, you're a stronger man than I am, Gunga Din....
We have similar climates and we practically live in both.
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My youngest sister-in-law, 16 years younger than my wife, still has one, and I play the hell out if it. I loved my Atari.
I didn't start playing video games until around 1991. Then around '96 or so I got hooked on this:
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I'd rather have 30!
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I built this a year and a half ago so I could have them all again...love it: Gaming thread
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Concur 100%.
Just returned from spending the last 2 weeks in the desert (Coronado Nat'l Forest) with temps near 110 and all the crap that comes with it (rattlesnakes, scorpions, tarantulas, black widows, the list goes on).
I have no idea why anyone in their right mind lives in that area. What were settlers thinking when they built Tombstone out there?!
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Our atari doubled down as a "computer" as it had a keyboard and you could actually type and print out a document, albeit a black screen with green letters, and the printer was that old ass green and white lined paper that you had to tear the feeding holes off.
We thought that was some high-tech shit back in the day.
Anyone remember the cassette player that had the dial up tone that you had to play to send an email?
I get a kick out of explaining some of the old shit to my kids and my 28 year old future ex-wife...
We thought that was some high-tech shit back in the day.
Anyone remember the cassette player that had the dial up tone that you had to play to send an email?
I get a kick out of explaining some of the old shit to my kids and my 28 year old future ex-wife...757
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I saw this on Facebook under the heading, "When the warrant officers head to the field." ;)
When satire is questioned....
"Because everyone in the infantry is gay." LOL
