Futbalfantic
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There is no doubt in my mind the weather trend is for a hotter avg climate. I remember days over 90* being tracked with usually no more than 10. Now they don’t even bother
And yet, this is newer evidence from the same source
Carma?
There is no doubt in my mind the weather trend is for a hotter avg climate. I remember days over 90* being tracked with usually no more than 10. Now they don’t even bother
But, Regardless, I say Mankind, Has had an effect on Global Climate. New Subject please!View attachment 310266
Lots of smart people in this thread making totally irrelevant comments.
new cars can NOT be costing more, I just saw someone giving away a 1982 plymouth for free.
But I digress....
I can remember the first time staying in an air conditioned house, it was the coolest thing ever. No one in my family had A/C when I was a kid and thinking back it wasn’t that bad. Now there’s no way I could survive without it but I’m not as tuff as I used to be I guess.Growing up, we didn't have AC in the house. Now we do.
Does that prove global warming?
I'm 47.
I can remember the first time staying in an air conditioned house, it was the coolest thing ever. No one in my family had A/C when I was a kid and thinking back it wasn’t that bad. Now there’s no way I could survive without it but I’m not as tuff as I used to be I guess.
Well you are tuffer than me then. I can’t sleep if it’s above 71* and 30% humidity now days. Growing up in Cruso without it wasn’t bad but we were at higher elevation, heavily shaded, and on the river. If it was above about 65* our ass was in the river freezing in the glacier water.Heck I still don't have it.
Well you are tuffer than me then. I can’t sleep if it’s above 71* and 30% humidity now days. Growing up in Cruso without it wasn’t bad but we were at higher elevation, heavily shaded, and on the river. If it was above about 65* our ass was in the river freezing in the glacier water.
I see what you did there....I can remember the first time staying in an air conditioned house, it was the coolest thing ever.
We don't use it. Never got above 66 in the house last summer.Heck I still don't have it.
my parents have AC and they probably turn it on about 10 days a year. being over 3500 ft in a cove helps keep it cool in the summerWell you are tuffer than me then. I can’t sleep if it’s above 71* and 30% humidity now days. Growing up in Cruso without it wasn’t bad but we were at higher elevation, heavily shaded, and on the river. If it was above about 65* our ass was in the river freezing in the glacier water.
You've been to our crib. Between being built on slab and all the 80' trees surrounding it, stays pretty cool year round.my parents have AC and they probably turn it on about 10 days a year. being over 3500 ft in a cove helps keep it cool in the summer
We don't use it. Never got above 66 in the house last summer.
Load that log shed on a rollback and set up in his front yardWow! I HATE hot weather. What elevation is your house? I want to move next door, LOL!
Wow! I HATE hot weather. What elevation is your house? I want to move next door, LOL!
Load that log shed on a rollback and set up in his front yard