I leave my AC at 78... it was running this morning.
It's not even 7am and it's already 79 outside with copious amounts of humidity. Also... frelling vog because of the trade winds being nonexistent. My kid sounds like he's swallowed a bullfrog because of it.
North_Ranger
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It's snowing outside. This makes me happy.
I eat ice cream, outside, in December. It's fantastic.
Weather is still fair around here. BRING IT ON WEATHER!
I... I have a feeling, a very bad feeling, that you will regret those words.
Yeah... aren't you up in NJ, Yoshimickster? You know there's a chance that Hurricane Sandy could hit your part of the country as a TS or TD this weekend, right?
My friends in DE are saying that Sandy could also merge with a winter storm and wreak havoc from Rehoboth Beach northward.
Florida weathernauts here. Sending our hurricane your way.
You know, if it weren't for the potential loss of life, the massive amount of money it takes to clean up storms like that, and the fact that I live on the other side of the freakin' country; that would be awesome.
Here's NOAA's forecast track for Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Sandy forecast track
Hurricane Sandy forecast track
CALLED IT! There is no such thing as continuous nice weather! And I am prepared. BRING IT ON SANDY!
Edit:
Though I probably shouldn't press my luck, a black cat did cross my path today, and on my birthday a crow landed on my house. Well *clap* been nice knowing you Halforums!
As long as all those other morons on the road don't have to drive in it at the same time as me or my loved ones, I love snow. Unfortunately, that's not possible, so, urk.
So far we've had nice, slightly cooling, autumn weather here, though. Maybe 18°-20°C in daytime, some 8° or 9°C at night? Slowly cooling and rain's coming up soon, but oh well. Can't really complain so far.
However, all of you people living where it's either already snowing, or where it's still too hot to have a cup of cocoa, are clearly living outside this planet's inhabitable zone and need to move further from/closer to the equator.
So far we've had nice, slightly cooling, autumn weather here, though. Maybe 18°-20°C in daytime, some 8° or 9°C at night? Slowly cooling and rain's coming up soon, but oh well. Can't really complain so far.
However, all of you people living where it's either already snowing, or where it's still too hot to have a cup of cocoa, are clearly living outside this planet's inhabitable zone and need to move further from/closer to the equator.
I'm stuck in a cascading fail-over of bad cooking experiences. They happen from time to time, some dish I'm making goes wrong, either because I screw up a technique (pretty rare, actually), because the ingredients let me down (getting more and more frequent, sadly), or just because the dish doesn't work; and then I have trouble clearing my head from the bad dish and things just start cascading. I hope it clears up soon, because it's a real pain in the ass.
LittleKagsin, Powder Magazine is doing a Ski Town Throwdown. Maybe we'll meet in the division finals! SLC vs BC! Bump for Timmus too.
Oh my goodness, yes yes!!
My school has the worst fucking cell-phone reception- EVER! There is this radio tower right there that messes with just about all transmissions from cell-phones to basic wifi. I have to walk around the whole fucking campus to find even an iota of a signal. And when I DO get a call through the calls have a bunch of breaks in them so both parties can hardly ever figure out what the other is saying. Atlantic Cape Community College: inconveniencing students since 1964!
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That's a first world problem if I ever heard one.
But is it, anymore? I mean, sure... it's not wondering where your next meal is going to come from, or having to live on the streets because your job was cut during the recession; but what if you have to submit homework online and can't because the radio tower is screwing up campus-wide wifi?T
That's a first world problem if I ever heard one.
Hasn't happened to me yet, but some people have had this problem. Plus I don't even have a car any more so if I can't get a call to my parents I'll be stuck there for fucking hours.
Or gaps so huge that your train full of meth gets robbed.
This is true, but sometimes those don't go through either. My school's cell-reception is that bad.
Apple did not design their iPhone with long nails in mind.