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Originally Posted by Magnetron
-21F last night.  |
Maybe you should move to.
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Originally Posted by Marcus Aurelius
Don't be a pussy.
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Try it out for 4+ months, a few records were set today for temp.
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Originally Posted by tammix
the good thing about adult is that you can work from home, no need to move around the city as other jobs hehe ... a hint: move to Tucson, cheap to live there
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I got a friend with a low tier job out there, so it much be cheap since he's doing alright. He likes to post images of temperatures on FB so his midwestern friends get upset.
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Originally Posted by ~Ray
move to vegas
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Maybe
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Originally Posted by L-Pink
The cold weather would make me live like a hermit.
Move somewhere warm where being outside is part of everyday life.
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California is my ultimate destination. I've got a few friends in Arizona and in Oregon.
I work inside, but yes I like to be able to go out whenever I need to with little worry.
I said I was moving a year ago, realisically it's about 2 years away. I've got a paid off house but moving takes some thought, which I'm doing.
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Originally Posted by rickstercreative
I hear ya. Chicago is where I hail from and it's only amazing 4 months a year tops.
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That's where most of Johnny Load was shot
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Originally Posted by ErectMedia
Winter has been brutal. Moving to Florida in 3 months if everything goes smooth as I've had enough. Scary as I've only ever lived in Chicago but fuck it worth a shot. Hopefully I'm not crying like a bitch soon "It's too hot here"  |
I'm upset because I broke my scooter kickstarter, below 0F it turns over real hard and I broke the kickstarter coupling. Electric start only works at about 10F.
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Originally Posted by brassmonkey
tell bilbo i said sup. dont think i could take that.  the wind would cut you in half  |
There are some advantages to being white
Assuming all things equal, frostbite is more likely to take hold on darker hues than whiter hues. Granted I'll cook much quicker in the sun. Being black is equal to an SPF of about 5.