Re: 41.8C (107F)
Posted by:
Scott Watson
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Date: January 05, 2013 06:57AM
Or the =13 degrees F i have here in Fort Fairfield, Maine, USA. The dam furnace and pellet stove are eating fuel like candy. Factor in the wind and the wind chill is -23 degrees F.
Hey if we mixed the two extremes together we'd have a dam fine day lol.
It's much easier to get warm than to cool off. You can only strip so far.
Hey if we mixed the two extremes together we'd have a dam fine day lol.
It's much easier to get warm than to cool off. You can only strip so far.
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