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  1. 08-06-2003, 5:22 PM #1
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    You northerners stay put....

    ....this ain't the warm part you were hopin' for !!! It do get hot in Dallas.
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    I think that the sign just underneath says it all.. Man.. That's Hot


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    Didn't pat attention....

    Quote Originally Posted by Randy Gleckler
    I think that the sign just underneath says it all.. Man.. That's Hot


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    Randy, I pasted that Shultz quip on the wall long before I had the thermometer. It fits today.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil Phelps
    ....this ain't the warm part you were hopin' for !!! It do get hot in Dallas.
    Yeah, but, is the humidity in the 90% range?? Can deal with the heat, but the humidity kills me!! Finally dropped back down (51%).

    BTW, hows the hand?

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    Well....I'd hafta say that THAT is pretty good......Wish I had taken a picture inside my shop last year when the temp-o-meter said it was 117 degrees and the humid-o-meter said it was 97%.........

    Now with the new A/C in the shop.....it now stays around 76 to 80 degrees and right at 40% humidity.....

    Very thankful for the invention of Air Conditioning.!!!!!!
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    Makes me really look forward to the business trip down there sometime later this month...I guess I won't need a heavy coat...
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    I think that thermometer is BROKEN!!! It doesn't go nearly low enough! After all, 30 below is when we northerners decide it might be time for a "jacket."
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    How Long!

    How long did you have to shine that heat lamp on it before it got to that temperatue??
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    Thumbs down That's Hot Heat...

    110 in Dallas!? No thanks, methinks I will stay in the frozen north. although it hasn't been too frozen here lately, been kinda stormy and rainy, The humidity has been between 60 to 80% every day.
    The corn must be 20 feet tall now! It was certinly knee-high by July.
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  11. 08-07-2003, 6:17 PM #10
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    Smile temps

    I remember another time when the thermometer was 'broke'. The guy went out and bought another one and that one read 36 below also. Yikes!!!! I like the North you can always put on more wool. I think I would die down there. Course you Texans eat them peppers that can be used to strip paint! I hear ya got to drink beer 'cause the alcohol gives you better evaporative cooling. . Stay hydrated.
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  12. 08-08-2003, 9:15 PM #11
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    Cool

    Quote Originally Posted by Phil Phelps
    ....this ain't the warm part you were hopin' for !!! It do get hot in Dallas.
    105 in Oregon last week!(I think we're north) LOL
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