It's about one hundred Fareinheit/37 Celsius right now.
That's Tennessee for ya! All the fun of burning to death minus the fun of snow and stuff to do.
It's about one hundred Fareinheit/37 Celsius right now.
That's Tennessee for ya! All the fun of burning to death minus the fun of snow and stuff to do.
About that, yeah. But about 2000 feet higher up, so the high at my house is like, 87. The high at your house is like pit of hell.Originally Posted by sharkythesharkdogg
And the humidity at your house is five thousand percent.
Signature by rubah. I think.
I don't live in Columbia, I live in near Clemson. I'm 30-45 minutes from the mountains. I mean it's hot, but it's not Columbia hot. That place is a big sack of horse dicks anyway.
Last edited by sharkythesharkdogg; 06-11-2011 at 04:51 AM.
You people are... descriptive.
I actually like the brightness.
I live relatively far north so Summers tend to be amazingly bright; I was outside at 11:20 PM last night and it was just like a cloudy afternoon, not even close to dark.
Midsummers are even more extreme because the sun never really sets then, it just "kinda" sets and then rises again.
This Summer I've been very happy about the temperature as well, it's exactly like California - almost 30°C today and really green and sunny everywhere.
I imagine your house full of mirrors. Just mirrors everywhere. Even in the toilet.
I hate my hayfever but except that I love the hot weather... not that we get much.
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