baby it's cold here in FL!
01-09-2010, 08:03 AM
#51
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Originally Posted by Sandy1951
Originally Posted by Moonpi
In Naples, the iguanas are going dormant from the cold and falling out of the trees like coconuts!
Enough already!
Enough already!
http://www.justnews.com/news/22152242/detail.html
here's what the iguanas look like. Imagine them crawling up your back as you drive!:shock:
YIKES! what was he thinking?
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01-09-2010, 01:24 PM
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Now they are talking about rolling brownouts because people are using too much power, trying to stay warm. The electric company spokesman said they expect users to adjust their usage accordingly.
Basically, choose whether you want to freeze now or freeze later. I can't even get one room up to 60 degrees today. I want to be warm again!
Basically, choose whether you want to freeze now or freeze later. I can't even get one room up to 60 degrees today. I want to be warm again!
01-09-2010, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Moonpi
Now they are talking about rolling brownouts because people are using too much power, trying to stay warm. The electric company spokesman said they expect users to adjust their usage accordingly.
Basically, choose whether you want to freeze now or freeze later. I can't even get one room up to 60 degrees today. I want to be warm again!
Basically, choose whether you want to freeze now or freeze later. I can't even get one room up to 60 degrees today. I want to be warm again!
I didn't know that it stayed so warm down there, that ppl didn't own coats, and many have no heaters. yikes!
What a difference a couple hundred miles makes.
01-09-2010, 02:23 PM
#56
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Originally Posted by quiltncrazy
Originally Posted by Moonpi
Now they are talking about rolling brownouts because people are using too much power, trying to stay warm. The electric company spokesman said they expect users to adjust their usage accordingly.
Basically, choose whether you want to freeze now or freeze later. I can't even get one room up to 60 degrees today. I want to be warm again!
Basically, choose whether you want to freeze now or freeze later. I can't even get one room up to 60 degrees today. I want to be warm again!
I didn't know that it stayed so warm down there, that ppl didn't own coats, and many have no heaters. yikes!
What a difference a couple hundred miles makes.
01-09-2010, 02:24 PM
#57
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Location: San Antonio, TX
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Amazing all these cold temps we are having all over the USA. Got into the 20's last night in South Texas and froze the water in the bucket for my outside cats...brr! still cold for us & we're not used to it.
01-09-2010, 05:22 PM
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Yes, we in FL do have heaters & jeackets, but is hasn't gotten any warmer than 40 today and that is NOT normal for us! Brrrr.
There fore, I had to make myself a jacket today! All I have is sweatshirt jackets. We even saw some flurries today.
There fore, I had to make myself a jacket today! All I have is sweatshirt jackets. We even saw some flurries today.
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