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Old 01-06-2014, 09:41 PM
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Alex, I have your solution
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-50 wind chill today and tomorrow in the Twin Cities. Love it that we had a snow day today and tomorrow. Being a teacher is great.
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72 degrees and sunny in San Diego..........sorry guys.
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8 degrees with a wind chill of 20 below in Brooklyn this morning
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About 80 in West L.A. today, felt really nice. Sure looks cold in the rest of the country.
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About 80 in West L.A. today, felt really nice. Sure looks cold in the rest of the country.
+1. Plan on enjoying oranges off my tree this a.m. for breakfast.
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Well, now you're just being mean.
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+1. Plan on enjoying oranges off my tree this a.m. for breakfast.
Meanwhile, I'll be building character and getting scurvy inside "The Polar Vortex."
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72 degrees and sunny in San Diego..........sorry guys.

+1 Spent the day on the deck working on my summer tan and sucking up pina coladas.
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78F Light Trades Surf's Up! There is snow on Mauna Kea however. I can see it from my dining room.
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Lost electricity for a few hours yesterday morning and feared the pipes might freeze, but the winds died down and the house stayed relatively warm.

Called to check if our 10:30 senior softball game in the Babylon Bubble was still on, which of course it was. Made the 40 miles to Long Island in a normal 50 minutes as traffic was light--watch out for potholes on the Belt--
Shoulda stayed home as we lost for the first time this season and I came up empty with the bases loaded.

Seems to me it usually got this cold once a winter when I was a kid in Brooklyn. Boy, did I love a snow day [both as a kid and later as a teacher]--those were the best days off of all!
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I had -25 Sunday night in central Wyoming and we supposedly were on the edge of the major cold heading through the midwest and to the east. -45 windchill made me feel like it was Minny-soda
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pretty freaking cold in CT 8 with a windchill of -15. in that house in New Orleans you should be looking for hidden doors and crap. back in the days of the war when those houses were built there were always hidden rooms to hide people from the war. did anyone else read that article a couple weeks ago about the guy who decided to go down his heating grate and found a chapel built under his house?
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You know the country is in a polar vortex when people in New Orleans are complaining of the cold.
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pretty freaking cold in CT 8 with a windchill of -15. in that house in New Orleans you should be looking for hidden doors and crap. back in the days of the war when those houses were built there were always hidden rooms to hide people from the war. did anyone else read that article a couple weeks ago about the guy who decided to go down his heating grate and found a chapel built under his house?
No but it sounds interesting. Where was the article?
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Old 01-07-2014, 07:22 AM
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No but it sounds interesting. Where was the article?
ill try to find it. i mean the house was in england or something. but still cant hurt to take a look right?
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