A little rant here.....

[hcastil3]

I'm in Utah!!!!!!!!!! lol I love this board, everyone is always so helpful.


and yes it helps narrow things down

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Wild Orchid is right

-this helps a ton if you have multiple issues. i recommend doing this

-rot
-dry
-lost
-ect

you know... the little dashes makes things faster to get to the point

[desertanimal]

Thanks!!!

[desertanimal]

James, you cannot possibly be suggesting that winters are NOT ferocious in Minnesota. I was in Minneapolis in April once and had to use the glassed-in walkways between downtown buildings to avoid going outside. I shudder to think what it would be like in late January . . .

[FairyInTheFlowers]

Originally Posted by desertanimal

James, you cannot possibly be suggesting that winters are NOT ferocious in Minnesota. I was in Minneapolis in April once and had to use the glassed-in walkways between downtown buildings to avoid going outside. I shudder to think what it would be like in late January . . .

Hehe, now how about we talk about late January in central Saskatchewan, Canada? How about a little -52*C (-61.6*F) with the wind chill? No biggy.

[desertanimal]

Originally Posted by TheBlazingAugust

Hehe, now how about we talk about late January in central Saskatchewan, Canada? How about a little -52*C (-61.6*F) with the wind chill? No biggy.

NOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooo! I think I might die! That sounds terrible!

[orchidsarefun]

rants are no fun without a rave.
Mine is to the moderators who ensure that every post has at least 1 reply !

[FairyInTheFlowers]

Originally Posted by james mickelso

Now Saskatchewan winters are simply masochistic.

You could say all Saskatchewan weather is like that. In my city, our record high is 40.6*C (105.1*F), the lowest recorded temperature is -50*C (-58*F), and our record low with wind chill is -60.9*C (-77.6*F).

Originally Posted by vjo

Hey blazing august, what the heck is a bunny hug?? Sounds comfortable....Jean

A bunny hug is a Saskatchewan term for what most others call a hooded sweater.

Originally Posted by desertanimal

NOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooo! I think I might die! That sounds terrible!

Haha, it's MUCH better than the extreme heat you American weirdies face! I start melting at 29*C (84.2*F), and this is in a pretty arid climate.

[desertanimal]

Originally Posted by TheBlazingAugust

Haha, it's MUCH better than the extreme heat you American weirdies face! I start melting at 29*C (84.2*F), and this is in a pretty arid climate.

I can happily live in a tent in the xeriphytic forests of SW Madagascar for a year with no AC, but I HATE being cold. My hands get too stiff to type when the house is 68F/20C.

While I don't dispute that weather might be quite variable in certain places, having a location still can help a person weigh the applicability of advice from different people. The odds are high that someone's growing experience in NH is going to be a lot more similar to mine (in Boston) than is someone's growing experience from NC.

[maroonmudskipper]

Originally Posted by TheBlazingAugust

A bunny hug is a Saskatchewan term for what most others call a hooded sweater.

That is just adorable.

[james mickelso]

Guilty as charged. Will try.