I guess I never really appreciated the definition of cold
 

I mean jeez. When it is so cold that a few seconds outside makes your Levis get to cold they actually defeat the purpose of wearing Levis.

Where seat warmers can't even break thru the cold for several minutes.

Where snow builds up on the ground, even though it isn't snowing . . . just because moisture in the air freezes.

It is so fucking cold here.

in southern california?

It's fucking nipply outside for sure.

I don't mind the cold as long as it brings SNOW too.


So far nada though. :(

my thoughts exactly. i'm heading to northern minnesota next week. that is going to be COLD!

no way man, when it snows out here, its nice for about 45 minutes before the streets are filled with hills of pissy slush. and once it hits it's most likely sticking around till may.

god i hope it doesn't snow.

No, I guess it is chilly at home:


59°F
Feels Like
59°F



but here it is:



21°F
Feels Like
8°F


That explains that. The car said it was 24, and I knew it felt colder than that.

so whats your location?

Currently, in IN, a couple hours south of Chicago

It was 28 here, I was happy cuz I got to pull my fur coat out.


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I was actually born in the North West Territories of Canada. You have no idea what cold is. :(

Come stay in the northeast for alittle. You'll learn the other meaning of "cold".

It could be worse .......

http://www.imagefilez.com/out.php/i4...einsurance.jpg


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that would suck

Im from NW PA originally, and it gets pretty cold up there believe me. We would also get lake effect snow from Erie area. Last night was cold here in Nashville though low of 14.

28.4
Feels like
15.8

yay, I'm warmer then baddog!

I studied at a University in the north of Sweden when I was younger, worst day we had up there was -40°C (-40°F), not so fun.

And there is no winter in Russia for now. No snow and even no rain. Like autumn.

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My parents met going to school in the Erie area ...that area is amazingly cold. Even in my part of PA - the Philly burbs - 21f isn't all that cold..it gets much worse.

If you think your cold come to canada here is freakin cold this is my house for 6 months of the year. LOL
http://www.sfu.ca/archaeology/museum...ers/igloos.jpg

Im from an area north of Pittsburg and we have a lake about 10 miles away which also helps us to get hit by snow. 2 to 3 feet of snow wasnt uncommon, but things kept right on moving most days. Plows would come out at night, and everyone went on their way. Then I move to Nashville and we get 1" of snow and the friggin town shuts down for 2 days lol. :1orglaugh I bet the small city Im from has more snow plows than Nashville and all its suburbs combined lol. :winkwink: