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Originally posted by dweezil
In the northern parts of the US and most of Canada, the weather is an extremely important topic. We had well over 25 cm (a foot) of heavy, wet snow dumped on us last night. We knew it was coming, but not how much.

If you were not prepared for the WEATHER, you would not have known that to drive a car on the roads before the plows came thru would be a very ...[text shortened]... with at least a shovel in the car, you can die.

And some people do. Just not the smart ones.
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An inch of snow on the ground.

Dreaming of 80 degrees.

Dreaming of snow.

Disappointment over having no rain and mild surprise at getting sunburn...

😴

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Originally posted by Bowmann
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An inch of snow on the ground.

Dreaming of 80 degrees.

Dreaming of snow.

Disappointment over having no rain and mild surprise at getting sunburn...

😴
Since this is your fourth post in this thread, it seems that you find it quite entertaining. Idiot.

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Well put.

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Originally posted by Bowmann
That's fair enough.

But you're talking about the bloody WEATHER!
Arrakis,here I have to agree with Bowmann .............

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I find talk of snow entertaining, as I've only seen snow twice in my life...

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Originally posted by Crowley
I find talk of snow entertaining, as I've only seen snow twice in my life...
Twice!!??!! I have seen it only once!

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Originally posted by Dr. Brain
Twice!!??!! I have seen it only once!
Aah, I was in London once over xmas time and once in the Drakensberg - but only from a distance...

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It was a little on the warm side here today.

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Originally posted by bambee
I dream of 80 degrees
I don't even know what 80 degrees is.
Seriously. It's 20 degrees below the average boiling point of water where I live and I very much doubt that it's 80 degrees anywhere on the surface of the bloody planet.

I take it you're mumbling about that antiquated system of Fharenzeit (or whatever the hell it's calle)...

GET WITH THE PICTURE!!!!

CELSIUS IS SO MUCH CLEARER!!!
Water boils at 100, it freezes at 0 and it's smallest at 4.
How easier than this can you get?

Let's check out fahrenheit then...

It boils at....God knows.
It freezes at....god knows.
The human body temperature is somewhere in between and nobody knows what fahrenheit temp it's the smallest at.

and the shrinkage of water is very important. Or more exactly the expandage of it is. Because it destroys your water pipes.

So there. Broken water pipes and boiling blood are directly linked to Fahrenbites. Don't use it! JUST DON'T GO THERE. IT'S EVIL!!!!

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Originally posted by shavixmir
I don't even know what 80 degrees is.
Seriously. It's 20 degrees below the average boiling point of water where I live and I very much doubt that it's 80 degrees anywhere on the surface of the bloody planet.

I take it you're mumbling about that antiquated system of Fharenzeit (or whatever the hell it's calle)...

GET WITH THE PICTURE!!!!

CE ...[text shortened]... ng blood are directly linked to Fahrenbites. Don't use it! JUST DON'T GO THERE. IT'S EVIL!!!!
Kelvin's better for confusing people.

At zero, everything freezes - and that means EVERYTHING. But zero Kelvin doesn't exist anywhere in the Universe...

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i sat outside yesterday morning reading a book - the weather was lovely! or maybe it just looked lovely as all but one of my lectures were cancelled...

todays a bit overcast though. 🙁

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Originally posted by Bowmann
At zero, everything freezes - and that means EVERYTHING. But zero Kelvin doesn't exist anywhere in the Universe...
...Except maybe between the legs of my last girfriend.

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Originally posted by Bowmann
...Except maybe between the legs of my last girfriend.
ha ha