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I can see a little Pavlov happening!!! Must be the chocolate..I know, I know what they say about not giving chocolate to dogs but he is a BIG boy!!! Just like I tell my girl friend, it's chocolate to weight ratio thing....
You still have da snow there Sloth? I see dem boots on the heater.....it's almost bike time up here!!!
You still have da snow there Sloth? I see dem boots on the heater.....it's almost bike time up here!!!
Sure do, and 2-4 more inches tomorrow. I am ready for biking and wish it would leave. Because the days are warming up, so its not a fun snow anymore.I can see a little Pavlov happening!!! Must be the chocolate..I know, I know what they say about not giving chocolate to dogs but he is a BIG boy!!! Just like I tell my girl friend, it's chocolate to weight ratio thing....
You still have da snow there Sloth? I see dem boots on the heater.....it's almost bike time up here!!!
pretty sure that is actually life
I felt 70 degrees C once during the heat treatment of our house. I went inside and stayed a few minutes. Not sure what posessed me to do that...
i once worked at a place with so much fibreglass that one had to wear a suit all over, elasticated wrists etc, hood, goggles and all that crap. This was here in Texas.
The place baked the fibreglass with a resin to make say, loft/attic insulation and i was on a nightshift because i preferred the drive - no traffic.
The air temperature inside there was 111°F (which is about 44°C) and that's not counting wearing all that gear. You'd work for 10 minutes and then go out in the cool 95° Texas air to drink and get goosebumps.
Never again!
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Needed to hear their screams.
Saunas have lost the appeal since i live here too. It used to be fun to see how hot we could tolerate at one time, but not since i've lived in the US.
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It's pretty regularly over 100F here, but (here it comes....wait for it.....) it's a dry heat.
No, really!! I'm actually FAR more comfortable here in Northern California at 105F than I used to be at, say a sticky, humid 85 in New Jersey (or if you're in New Orleans or Houston...same crap).
No, really!! I'm actually FAR more comfortable here in Northern California at 105F than I used to be at, say a sticky, humid 85 in New Jersey (or if you're in New Orleans or Houston...same crap).
Under-rated!! Just how I like it...
Hmmm. Seems a little low - then again, I probably run at leat 5, maybe even 10 degrees higher than Sacramento, about 30 minutes east...
Interesting tables, @Train2
My wife and I have a place in the Phoenix area. I can attest to those high temp days and hours of sunshine. Our pool loses an inch of water per day in the summer. Verrrrrry nice in the wintertime as an escape from our boggy climate, though.
We were down there 3 times when it was literally the hottest place on earth for that day. I spent most of the time submerged in the pool up to my nose with a hat on. My wife spent the time inside with air conditioning (I felt morally victorious, if shrivelled).
My wife and I have a place in the Phoenix area. I can attest to those high temp days and hours of sunshine. Our pool loses an inch of water per day in the summer. Verrrrrry nice in the wintertime as an escape from our boggy climate, though.
We were down there 3 times when it was literally the hottest place on earth for that day. I spent most of the time submerged in the pool up to my nose with a hat on. My wife spent the time inside with air conditioning (I felt morally victorious, if shrivelled).
Could not agree more. NoCal, Nevada, Arizona, etc, are far more tolerable than Houston, Nawlins, Atlanta, or other humid places.
Work took me to Singapore about 5 times a year for a time. The place exists in a ground hog day vortex, being so close to the equator. Sun up at 7:00am, down at 7:00pm, midday temps around 30C, 85% humidity. Every. Blessed. Day. Heaven for some, hell for me and my northern European genealogy. Clothes rotted in the closet within 4 months, claimed the locals. I never once felt completely dry.
...snowing... 
I finally got a stable parallel 28g build in the Hadaly, exactly like Rule's. It vapes tremendously. Smooth and oozing with flavor.
I've come to prefer the vape off the Hadaly over any other rda, but I'm still not enjoying the build deck at all. It's ingenious, but the clamps just don't hold my wire well. Even with single 26g wire, my leads typically come loose when rewicking. But I reversed the clamps and for whatever reason that aided in getting a stable connection on this parallel. Or maybe a lot has to do with exactly where it gets captured under the clamp. Either way, build deck aside, the vape on this atty is just awesome
I finally got a stable parallel 28g build in the Hadaly, exactly like Rule's. It vapes tremendously. Smooth and oozing with flavor.
I've come to prefer the vape off the Hadaly over any other rda, but I'm still not enjoying the build deck at all. It's ingenious, but the clamps just don't hold my wire well. Even with single 26g wire, my leads typically come loose when rewicking. But I reversed the clamps and for whatever reason that aided in getting a stable connection on this parallel. Or maybe a lot has to do with exactly where it gets captured under the clamp. Either way, build deck aside, the vape on this atty is just awesome
Four years in a US Navy Boiler room. On board an Ammo Ship.
Thankfully I was young enough to endure that misery.
Certain vices helped. We kept Shore Patrol busy. Unless we could get them drunk, too.
Thankfully I was young enough to endure that misery.
Certain vices helped. We kept Shore Patrol busy. Unless we could get them drunk, too.
Anyone dealt with Vape Royalty? They have Hadalys in stock for $60, I'm considering a second one...
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