How's the Weather There?

Tu_triky wrote:

I've fallen down in the lane before...it's awesome. :hehe:

Hit the oil, did ya? :hehe:

Eve wrote:

Hit the oil, did ya? :hehe:

More like hit my head. :rofl:

Tu_triky wrote:

More like hit my head. :rofl:

As long as you dont hit it too hard, :hehe:

All that oil is probably good for your hair at least. :thumbsup:

Eve wrote:


As long as you dont hit it too hard, :hehe:

All that oil is probably good for your hair at least. :thumbsup:

LOL. :rofl:

It might be in cold weather...the oil will keep my hair close to the scalp for improved insulation. Man, I saw pictures of the weather in Tampa right now...the news said it was actually colder there than in Seattle. Nuts.

Is it really winter here in so cal?? I thought that season was just a myth! :hehe: 75F :nut:

Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:Is it really winter here in so cal?? I thought that season was just a myth! :hehe: 75F :nut:

Seriously. It's shorts weather over here.

Tu_triky wrote:Seriously. It's shorts weather over here.

It has been the past five or so days. :victory:

Just wish I could enjoy it more, i.e., not be at work.

bmwracer wrote:
It has been the past five or so days. :victory:

Just wish I could enjoy it more, i.e., not be at work.

At least it's not stone cold freezing in the mornings anymore.

Tu_triky wrote:

LOL. :rofl:

It might be in cold weather...the oil will keep my hair close to the scalp for improved insulation. Man, I saw pictures of the weather in Tampa right now...the news said it was actually colder there than in Seattle. Nuts.

And I'm sure you look your best with that "wet, slick" look....... :rofl:

We are north of Tampa and going down into the low 20's tonight. Brr....
Supposed to snow tomorrow in North Florida. It hasnt in almost 20 years. :shocked:
Last year we didnt even have a hard freeze once. :sweat:

Eve wrote:


And I'm sure you look your best with that "wet, slick" look....... :rofl:

Ja-pan # 194 -- Aqua Net bread.

We are north of Tampa and going down into the low 20's tonight. Brr....
Supposed to snow tomorrow in North Florida. It hasnt in almost 20 years. :shocked:
Last year we didnt even have a hard freeze once. :sweat:

20s in Florida w/snow. Unreal.

Tu_triky wrote:Ja-pan # 194 -- Aqua Net bread.

I have a friend with a GF called Aqua-Net. Took me awhile before I believed him...... :hehe:

Boy, this global warming is chilly this year. :sweat:

Eve wrote:

I have a friend with a GF called Aqua-Net. Took me awhile before I believed him...... :hehe:

SERIOUSLY? Haha....too funny. :hehe:

Boy, this global warming is chilly this year. :sweat:

Hehe. Well as long as you aren't a polar bear standing on some eroding ice flow. :P

Tu_triky wrote:At least it's not stone cold freezing in the mornings anymore.

It's still nippy in the mornings, but not hand-numbing. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
It's still nippy in the mornings, but not hand-numbing. :sweat:

yup. less to complain about, to be sure.

Tu_triky wrote:less to complain about, to be sure.

And I'd be the first one to do that, ne? :beaten: :ashamed:

bmwracer wrote:
And I'd be the first one to do that, ne? :beaten: :ashamed:

Let's say you are well acclimated to the Southern California climate ;)

Tu_triky wrote:Let's say you are well acclimated to the Southern California climate ;)

More like a weather wimp. :beaten:

Just read posts.
Well regarding the dentistry.
This was high drama because the house was totally snowed in..probably still is like that. As far as actual pulling... I imagine they do have dental tools in UK. I know I once had to mend a broken tooth with the small kit I bought from Boots Chemists. I was about to fly back to US and no time for trip to dentist. They are usual things for people who used to go 'out to Empire'...!! Now for people who row across the Atlantic or climb Mt. Everest. Or get snowed in for days.
My cousin's daughter told her mother to "Lie back and think of England."



Oh well.

Peg

bmwracer wrote:
More like a weather wimp. :beaten:

The blood does get thin living in this area...not that I'm not grateful for the weather. I'm sure I take it for granted at times.

brad2 wrote:Just read posts.
Well regarding the dentistry.
This was high drama because the house was totally snowed in..probably still is like that. As far as actual pulling... I imagine they do have dental tools in UK. I know I once had to mend a broken tooth with the small kit I bought from Boots Chemists. I was about to fly back to US and no time for trip to dentist. They are usual things for people who used to go 'out to Empire'...!! Now for people who row across the Atlantic or climb Mt. Everest. Or get snowed in for days.
My cousin's daughter told her mother to "Lie back and think of England."

As the actress said to the bishop.

Oh well.

Peg

Huh? :headscratch: