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Illinois Boy

07-07-2005 07:29:41

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Remember when it was a balmy 21 degrees?
Is it hot in your neck-o-the-woods?

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Ryan - WI

07-08-2005 18:35:40

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Re: Remember When in reply to Illinois Boy, 07-07-2005 07:29:41

The way I look at it...

You can always put on more clothes if you are cold.

If you are hot there are only so many clothes you can take off before people call the authorities.

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alex7407

07-07-2005 17:34:30

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Re: Remember When in reply to Illinois Boy, 07-07-2005 07:29:41

I would much rather have the heat instead of the cold. At least in the summer the tractor starts and you don't have to thaw out the water pipes and drinking cups in the barn.

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Jim in New Mexico

07-07-2005 10:47:37

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Re: Remember When in reply to Illinois Boy, 07-07-2005 07:29:41

We have had the last three weeks of 103 up to 108 now thats hot and NO rain.Jim in N M

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Farmall Don

07-07-2005 10:33:37

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Re: Remember When in reply to Illinois Boy, 07-07-2005 07:29:41

21 degree"s cold? Thats warm in my neck of the woods. It doesnt get cold around here until its below zero (fahrenheit).

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Nebraska Cowman

07-07-2005 10:00:04

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Re: Remember When in reply to Illinois Boy, 07-07-2005 07:29:41

don't remind me. it will be winter again soon enough.

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RustyFarmall

07-07-2005 08:33:39

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Re: Remember When in reply to Illinois Boy, 07-07-2005 07:29:41

No such thing as too hot. I'll take 90 degree temps any day as opposed to 21 and snow.

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Matt Smith

07-07-2005 10:45:22

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Re: Remember When in reply to RustyFarmall, 07-07-2005 08:33:39

One thing's for certain: You don't have to shovel heat!

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Galen

07-07-2005 09:38:38

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Re: Remember When in reply to RustyFarmall, 07-07-2005 08:33:39

OOOH.... not me! If it gets above 70 - it's to hot! MUCH rather have it about 55-60 year round. That heat just about kills me!

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Galen

07-07-2005 07:53:21

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Re: Remember When in reply to Illinois Boy, 07-07-2005 07:29:41

Yup! Odd thing - people turn thier A/C down to 68 in the summer to be comfortable - and turn thier furnace UP to 78 in the winter to be comfortable. Shouldn't it average out to about 73 year round? 8^)

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Brian in NY

07-07-2005 11:14:02

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Re: Remember When in reply to Galen, 07-07-2005 07:53:21

I am with you there. I keep my house about 68-70 in the winter (PUT ON A SWEATER AND SOME SLIPPERS IF YOU ARE COLD!---me, after hearing the kids complain that we need to turn up the heat), and the a/c in the summer is at 73. I just can't stand the humidity! I guess people are thinking that if they get too hot in the winter, they can go outside to cool off, and reverse in the summer. Whatever.

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KRUSS

07-07-2005 12:47:48

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Re: Remember When in reply to Brian in NY, 07-07-2005 11:14:02

When it's 40 below fahrenheight common sense kicks in and you stay inside if possible. At 90 that same common sense doesn't always prevail. By the way i've never seen 108 degrees in my life. Do see 40 below a few times every year though. don't like either.

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John A.

07-08-2005 19:45:36

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Re: Remember When in reply to KRUSS, 07-07-2005 12:47:48

Kruss, I just had to jump in here ..... I recun you have never been in Texas from mid July through mid Sept. Not uncommon at all! Later,
John A.

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