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Fluid Power · #21 01-20-2009, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by mazspeed

It's a cool 75 today, but with that wind chill it felt like 73. The low last night while bbqing was a freezing 56 degrees. We had to have a fire in the house it was so cold. It was so cold, that this person down the street had to wear these really long shots.

BUURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

I BBQ'd last night and it was 18! takes a little while longer, and not as much fun when you have to put on a coat to go flip the chicken!

Darren

E.rodz · #22 01-20-2009, 03:14 PM

you guys make it sound so bad just went out for a snomobile ride on wed. 25 below.my favorite time to ride. still looking for an acellaration rate of a sled in a car package that hooks up 125 hp. 450 pounds you should feel the difference with this dense air.the one thing that blows is your beer freezes in 2 minutes.its all good.

1984 camaro · #23 01-20-2009, 08:22 PM

The one thing about the below 0 wheather when it warms up to + 10 and sunny it feels like a heat wave.

RedRyder · #24 01-20-2009, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by CNDbowtie

If you want a taste of extreme cold you should of been up here in Winnipeg this last week...every morning we had windchill warnings in the -50 deg area...i walked for lunch about 5min outside without a hat on and got frostbite on my ear...I HATE WINTER!
We had a poor sucker from are office in Macon Georgia here this week and the poor guy never experienced anything like this in his life...when he got to the hotel he took his suitcase out of his trunk and his dressshirts were all completely frozen in the folded position lol

Are you from Winnipeg, or were you jsut visiting. I heard that last week we were the coldest place on the planet. Apparently some of the news channels had shots of Antarctica and the high arctic and we were colder than them. I just had to laugh to think about all my friends back home.

But I do wish San Fran would get some snow. I miss it something awful.

caper150 · #25 01-21-2009, 07:26 AM

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Originally Posted by deuce_454

I have Lived in north america twice in my life, one full year in New foundland... and 8 months in Fergus Falls MN... and of the two id prefer the MN winters... but -33 is freakin kold!!

its never much below freezing here.. just wet and dark.... think ill take snow over that cocktail though

Deuce you lived in Newfoundland,the Rock. I'm orginally from Cape Breton and you would have to drive through there if going to the mainland from the Rock. I still find MN colder than back there.