the heat in texas...

[Mrs. Tuberski]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
I posted these a few years back but for Florida. Tiamat came on and said they all applied to Texas as well.

So true I have been to florida in the summer. Its a bit more mild then texas but holds the same weight as far as the heat.

[Ben Kenobi]

Is that the real reason Hun???

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by Ted Striker
WHen I was a kid growing up we had those car vinyl seats.

DAMN those things were hot.

#@%$&! I'd forgotten about those.

Something else I just remembered. When I was just a kid living in New Mexico, we had one of the first car air conditioners ever. I don't remember where it came from; I think maybe one of my dad's co-workers built it.

Two clear plastic funnels came out of the shelf under the rear window. They blew really cold air forward. It was great sitting directly in front of them until those occasions when a small chunk of ice came flying out and hit us in the head. . Our dad never believed us, until a chunk flew passed us and hit him in the back of the head.

[Mrs. Tuberski]

Originally posted by Zkribbler


#@%$&! I'd forgotten about those.

Something else I just remembered. When I was just a kid living in New Mexico, we had one of the first car air conditioners ever. I don't remember where it came from; I think maybe one of my dad's co-workers built it.

Two clear plastic funnels came out of the shelf under the rear window. They blew really cold air forward. It was great sitting directly in front of them until those occasions when a small chunk of ice came flying out and hit us in the head. . Our dad never believed us, until a chunk flew passed us and hit him in the back of the head.

Guess he wanted to know which one of you guys smacked him in the back of the head next

[Lefty Scaevola]

Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski
I forgot to add that when you went to sit in the seat in the first place you would end up sitting on your hands the first 10 to fifteen minutes so as you dont bake your ass

Honey, why does the car smell like ham?

[Mrs. Tuberski]

Are you barbequeing again lefty???

[Spaced Cowboy]

I really do not mind the heat that much. I'd rather have it hot then cold outside.

Winter sucks, dry skin, no golf, etc. I'm much better off when it is 100, it really does not bother me to spend the afternoon on the golf course.

[Darsnan]

Originally posted by nostromo
85 is considered a scorcher here (Montreal). Mind you, it probably gets a lot more humid here. Before you call us wusses, you should come here when it gets real cold

I grew up just across the border, listening to CHOM and playing hockey outside in January and February, as well as experiencing the summer heat and humidity. I then went from there to working in the deserts around El Paso: I can honestly say that the desert heat (and "insta-branding" from metal objects) was worse, IMO.


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[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
Kaak isn't joking, just so you know.

It stands to reason Texas would be hot, given it's one step away from hell. The one and only issue on which Gen'l Sherman was ever right.

[pchang]

Gen. Sherman was also quite right in his assessment of the flammability of Southern construction....

[Kuciwalker]

Trolling mods

[MichaeltheGreat]

It ain't a troll when you've lived there.

[pchang]

and I'm never moving back!

[Zkribbler]

Zkribbler loves the desert.
Zkribbler is an idiot.

[Mrs. Tuberski]

Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat


It stands to reason Texas would be hot, given it's one step away from hell. The one and only issue on which Gen'l Sherman was ever right.

Heck I thought california was a few steps from texas