With winter fast approaching, I figured some of you may appreciate this as a bookmark for a quick check.
That was fun for 5 mins.
Hell gives you Bothell, WA.
Fuck gives you Wrong Fucking Zip.
I feel sorry for you guys that have seasons
That was fucking great!
[quote]bonerjams98 wrote:
I feel sorry for you guys that have seasons[/quote]
We feel sorry for you guys that don’t. Wait, you have seasons, spring bloom and brown.
[quote]Testy1 wrote:
[quote]bonerjams98 wrote:
I feel sorry for you guys that have seasons[/quote]
We feel sorry for you guys that don’t. Wait, you have seasons, spring bloom and brown.
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LOL, brutal as fuck, but awesome. Couldn’t agree more. I personally love basically having 3/3/3/3 of all types of weather (although, to be fair, with Michigan and some other states it’s more like 3 spring, 3 summer, 2 fall, and 5 winter, haha.)
It definitely makes you appreciate your seasons that much more.
[quote]SSC wrote:
[quote]Testy1 wrote:
[quote]bonerjams98 wrote:
I feel sorry for you guys that have seasons[/quote]
We feel sorry for you guys that don’t. Wait, you have seasons, spring bloom and brown.
[/quote]
LOL, brutal as fuck, but awesome. Couldn’t agree more. I personally love basically having 3/3/3/3 of all types of weather (although, to be fair, with Michigan and some other states it’s more like 3 spring, 3 summer, 2 fall, and 5 winter, haha.)
It definitely makes you appreciate your seasons that much more.[/quote]
I could use a little less winter. To be fair AZ has winter in the high country. Summer in Phoenix is brutal though.
[quote]Testy1 wrote:
[quote]SSC wrote:
[quote]Testy1 wrote:
[quote]bonerjams98 wrote:
I feel sorry for you guys that have seasons[/quote]
We feel sorry for you guys that don’t. Wait, you have seasons, spring bloom and brown.
[/quote]
LOL, brutal as fuck, but awesome. Couldn’t agree more. I personally love basically having 3/3/3/3 of all types of weather (although, to be fair, with Michigan and some other states it’s more like 3 spring, 3 summer, 2 fall, and 5 winter, haha.)
It definitely makes you appreciate your seasons that much more.[/quote]
I could use a little less winter. To be fair AZ has winter in the high country. Summer in Phoenix is brutal though.
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I’m sure, and yes yes about less winter.
I’ve looked into some places like Oregon who, yes, are seasonal, but a little more tame during most months. Ah well, good ol’ Michigan will have to do for now.
(By the way, I’ve been late for school and work now already because I keep forgetting that my car is going to be a frost box when I get to it in the early morning, boo.)
[quote]SSC wrote:
(By the way, I’ve been late for school and work now already because I keep forgetting that my car is going to be a frost box when I get to it in the early morning, boo.)[/quote]
The windshield washer fluid comes in handy for that. I had to drive the first 10 minutes of my commute this morning with the windows down because I couldn’t see out of them for shit.
I like having seasons. I just hope that we don’t get several feet of snow like we did last year. Large amounts of snow fucking sucks.
Seasons suck. I hate having to change up wardrobe every 6 months or whatever. The older I get the more I hate the cold. And I agree, Steel, that too much snow sucks.
If I could, I’d move to the Caribbean and enjoy hot weather all year.
Im in Tucson, the summers here are pretty brutal 95-110 pretty much day in and out, but its dry heat so i guess that’s a plus. But the fall/winter/spring times are pretty awesome, today was 85. Except for the very early part of the mornings the winters here are usually around 60 degrees.
[quote]bonerjams98 wrote:
Im in Tucson, the summers here are pretty brutal 95-110 pretty much day in and out, but its dry heat so i guess that’s a plus. But the fall/winter/spring times are pretty awesome, today was 85. Except for the very early part of the mornings the winters here are usually around 60 degrees. [/quote]
I’d probably be comfortable in the winters. My “optimal” temperature range is about 50-65, haha. Tough to get that a whole lot around here…