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16th August 05, 05:42 PM
#14
 Originally Posted by Archangel
so for comparison, Blu, Robert, help me out. That would be every day this past January well into February. The difference would be that the temperature would start at -10C and get down to -20, and we haven't started counting the windchill. I think if you wore a kilt in that, you wouldn't be able to pee for about an hour after, if you get my drift.
Days like that are bad no matter where they happen, but having 80 degree temps on Christmas Day is no picnic either. Heat index, blah!
Edited for stupid typo.
Last edited by Dreadbelly; 16th August 05 at 05:47 PM.
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