It's a dry heat
Don't know how many times I've heard that from you Folks in and within a 600 miles of Death Valley. My Uncle's family lived for a while in toast Az without air conditioning. Told of taking a cakes o...
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Mortimer Brewster wrote:travelnutz wrote:
I/we for one do not feel a tiny bit sorry for the people living or being in the SW/W USA with having over 100 to even 130 degrees F temperatures because they are constantly making snide rude comments to the people living in the north and having a couple days of zero F or below at night in deep winter in some locations. Bake people bake! Payback are he-ll aren't they? You make or made the decision to live in an oven, so tough bananas! Enjoy being cooped up inside with the A/C blasting away and we certainly wouldn't be anywhere where the outside temps even reached 90+ and is why we live where we do and sure wouldn't move away! We'll just have to put up with our 80 F daytime highs and 60 F lows at night averages and "bear" it.
Thanks for the laugh!
This is a whole lot more mean spirited than any post I've seen in the winter. People were commenting on the heat - not complaining. You might want to think about how dangerous the heat would be for someone breaking down in the desert.
You beat me to it. I thought it was a mean post also.
Looking at the ever increasing population numbers, plenty of us "choose" to live in the heat in Arizona for example, because we love it here. And we don't complain. It's a couple of months each year. We cope. lol
