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****CONFIRMED*** It's fvcking cold. ****OFFICIAL****

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kind of OT, but I just found out that the local TV station will email you and send you a text message if your child's school is closed...this should come in handy this week
 
Originally posted by: rudeguy
kind of OT, but I just found out that the local TV station will email you and send you a text message if your child's school is closed...this should come in handy this week
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bah, they never close the schools here. when i was still in school in was never closed once due to weather.. in uh.. 13 years. damn 🙁
 
Originally posted by: Colt45
Originally posted by: rudeguy
kind of OT, but I just found out that the local TV station will email you and send you a text message if your child's school is closed...this should come in handy this week
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bah, they never close the schools here. when i was still in school in was never closed once due to weather.. in uh.. 13 years. damn 🙁
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my son's school district is pretty large. Its partly rural and partly city if that makes sense. The school I went to never closed because it was in the city and we had no busses.
 
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Originally posted by: Colt45
Originally posted by: rudeguy
kind of OT, but I just found out that the local TV station will email you and send you a text message if your child's school is closed...this should come in handy this week
Click to expand...


bah, they never close the schools here. when i was still in school in was never closed once due to weather.. in uh.. 13 years. damn 🙁
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my son's school district is pretty large. Its partly rural and partly city if that makes sense. The school I went to never closed because it was in the city and we had no busses.
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Good point. I suppose they close the rural schools around here when there is a lot of snow, but it hasnt been snowing much, just cold.. :-/
 
43f in sj right now. feels damn cold to me🙂

don't call me a pansy, i used to live in canada, calgary. but its different when your equiped for that kinda cold.
 
overclock...overclock...overclock...
=p

But yeah, getting used to such cold makes other climates strangely warm...I'm visiting NYC over Christmas break and my family is convinced that 40 degrees is really cold...
But I recall that night where it was -9 Farenheit and THAT was cold.

Of course it's all relative I guess eh? But if there was -40 outside I'd bundle up, and put my PC in a vented casing outside to take advantage of the cold. Filtered obviously for snow(probably relatively easy to set up a hood system to prevent snow from coming in. FREE MHZ!
 
My room is starting to get kinda cold.... it was 81f in here earlier today, but now its 75.6f. i might have to change out of these shorts...
outside is pretty cold too... like 50f. I'm used to the weather of southeast asia... where it never drops below 60f.

 
I its cold out when, I go outside in the still winter to look at the stars and drink beer and when I get to the end of the beer, its slush.

 
I sum up my response to the weather as such: You can be assured that if I had a tail, I would be freezing it off.

Wow, that's pretty damn cold; I feel sorry for you Canucks. I thought I had it bad in the Seattle area...

It's worse to drive in the kind of weather I get, though. The snow falls thick during the night, but come daytime the temperature moves up into the mid-30s and it melts somewhat, so that the top is just water and/or slush. Then, the next night, it drops below freezing and the top layer becomes a sheet of solid ice. The surface of this sheet consists of crystallized ice, though, so it looks like plain snow - until you try to drive on it and end up with your car sliding sideways down a hill.
 
Man, I went to the gas station and I was thinking, "Gee, it's pretty warm outside, it must be about 45."

It's 24.

I'm turning into a yankee. :| :disgust:
 
it's only 38F here, but it's windy which really sucks when you're walking around outside.

at lunch i heard someone walking past me say "why would anyone live in alaska?"
 
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