I hate this freakin' humidity!
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Bubba
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I hate this freakin' humidity!
Carry on...
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Stormin_Aussie
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Re: I hate this freakin' humidity!
CSN&Y -- Carry on... remember that song?Bubba wrote:Carry on...
Love is coming...
Love is coming to us all...........................
Bubba, your hair looked wonderful today, don't worry about the humidity!
Only two more hours of work left! woo hoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Duh, what was i thinking it's Vt not joisey....but with bubba being a ny boy i thought he just might "Have 2 have it".....Stormin_Aussie wrote:jBling Skier wrote:don't U have AC in your condo?
I only know of one townhome with air conditioning up here. Most condo's and homes and restaurants do not have air conditioning, usually fans do the trick. At night the temps really drop and there is usually no need for them.
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Even with this weather, I still needed a blanket last night. It's the daytime humidity that's miserable right now and the fact that it's day after day and seems to get worse by the day the longer it hangs around.
Thunder in the background and the horn just blew on the golf course. Looks like some severe T storms northwest of here, at least according to the radar on weather.com.
Thunder in the background and the horn just blew on the golf course. Looks like some severe T storms northwest of here, at least according to the radar on weather.com.
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I'm thinking I have some kind of disorder... I still have flannel winter sheets on bed, thermal blanket, down comforter and regular comforter, I can't believe it myself! When I was in NJ last week, my parents had the AC going and I was freezing at night! It's just when I'm sleeping though... if I am outdoors in the winter, I hardly ever get cold... go figure!SkiDork wrote:Would that have been a "blanket" or a BlankyBubba wrote:Even with this weather, I still needed a blanket last night.
I'm figuring....... 26..... 34 ........26... figure, figures.......Stormin_Aussie wrote:I'm thinking I have some kind of disorder... I still have flannel winter sheets on bed, thermal blanket, down comforter and regular comforter, I can't believe it myself! When I was in NJ last week, my parents had the AC going and I was freezing at night! It's just when I'm sleeping though... if I am outdoors in the winter, I hardly ever get cold... go figure!SkiDork wrote:Would that have been a "blanket" or a BlankyBubba wrote:Even with this weather, I still needed a blanket last night.
More like 36-24-36>>>I've met Stormin>SkiDork wrote:I'm figuring....... 26..... 34 ........26... figure, figures.......Stormin_Aussie wrote:I'm thinking I have some kind of disorder... I still have flannel winter sheets on bed, thermal blanket, down comforter and regular comforter, I can't believe it myself! When I was in NJ last week, my parents had the AC going and I was freezing at night! It's just when I'm sleeping though... if I am outdoors in the winter, I hardly ever get cold... go figure!SkiDork wrote:Would that have been a "blanket" or a BlankyBubba wrote:Even with this weather, I still needed a blanket last night.
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This is NOT a news flash!Stormin_Aussie wrote: I'm thinking I have some kind of disorder...
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Yeah Baby! like your numbers Atomic! Don't think you would win any prizes at the "Guess your Measurements" Stand on the Boardwalk! But I appreciate the compliment!Atomic1 wrote:More like 36-24-36>>>I've met Stormin>SkiDork wrote:I'm figuring....... 26..... 34 ........26... figure, figures.......Stormin_Aussie wrote:I'm thinking I have some kind of disorder... I still have flannel winter sheets on bed, thermal blanket, down comforter and regular comforter, I can't believe it myself! When I was in NJ last week, my parents had the AC going and I was freezing at night! It's just when I'm sleeping though... if I am outdoors in the winter, I hardly ever get cold... go figure!SkiDork wrote:Would that have been a "blanket" or a BlankyBubba wrote:Even with this weather, I still needed a blanket last night.
So Bubba, is this heat enough to kill off the black flies yet?
We might want to come up for some golf and gardening soon.
We might want to come up for some golf and gardening soon.
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