Two problems with that. First, the windows don't open the same way, so fitting it would be a nightmare. Second, it would be the wrong voltage.
In fact, it's "let Deez, Jr.-drink-a-slushy" hot. I usually say No to these nasty, corn syrup-ridden things, but at these temps, I caved pretty easily.
He takes after her a lot. Luckily for him, he looks more like her. He has my detached earlobes and my lower lip (but interestingly her upper lip), but that's about it. Even though I'm with him all day, he talks more like her. His accent is more like mine (less southern), but he uses all her expressions. It's an interesting combination.
Cute kid. When he gets a little older Uncle Garmel will have to teach him a few things about women. Put the gun down, Deez. I'm just kidding.
LOL!! I'm a little nervous about how he'll handle chicks. He is a cute kid, and he's very much of a charmer. Girls adore him even now. I also catch him checking out girls a lot. I have had to tell him not to be so obvious.
Put a sweater on before you head home. Your 15 minutes of fame is over. Low in the 50’s later this week.
Disagree. Urinals at a convenience store in Thailand off the highway had large planting urns filled with rocks to pee in that were located behind the building. I walked by it twice before figuring that is where you pee. You were surrounded by jungle plants for privacy.
It will be 82 tomorrow. That will feel hot here without AC. Of course, I may head back to the pub. The point is conceded. As great as our uninals are, your Thai convenience store urinals have these beat.
Note the use of the present tense regarding the UK and French heat wave. friggin propagandists. Europe is burning like it’s 2052
This is a lie. Frequency of heat waves has gone down in the US in the last 100 years. Scientists have warned for years that more frequent and intense heat waves are one of the most direct consequences of climate change,
This kind of **** is rampant over here. After living in Europe for the last 11 years, I can really understand why so many Europeans are nuts about going green. The media buys into it unquestioningly and pushes it relentlessly. The average person virtually never hears even the slightest scrutiny. Of course, every time it is unseasonably warm (even if for only two days), everybody with a platform of any kind turns into Greta Thunberg and screams. So what happens when it's unseasonably cool as it was two winters ago? The issue is completely ignored, and if anyone mentions it, we get the eye rolls about how that person doesn't know the difference between weather and climate. That principle only applies when it's cold.
Wow, so this graph is saying that the worst (by a pretty wide margin) US heat wave on record was in the 30's during the dust bowl era? Shocking....who did they blame back then? By what I see on TV we've never seen anything close to this before (which I know to be complete lies).
What slays me on all this hysteria is they go apeshit over 1.x degrees across the past 150 years and completely ignore that the precision of instruments back then was nowhere NEAR what instruments today are capable of measuring. For all we know, it is actually cooler NOW than it was back then. Let's face it...even when it is 100 degrees, most people cannot tell the difference between 99 and 101. Similarly, they cannot tell the difference between 12 and 15 in the winter...
Even if we take THAT range, are you REALLY going to tell me that a thermometer of 150 years ago measured a true temperature that would have matched the precision stuff on the market today? I think not...
Not likely, no. Thermometers are better now than they were in the 1980s. Hell, when I was little I got the alcohol thermometer literally shoved up my ***. When I take my son's temperature, it just goes barely into his ear and takes just a few seconds.
