No more summer

[gabosaurus]

But what do you believe there in Texas?

If I lived in Texas, I would believe the same thing as I do here. That you live in Alaska. Therefore, your opinions and viewpoints are irrelevant.

[gabosaurus]

PROOF that is is still summer, and will remain such for quite some time to come:

I took my dad to the Dodgers game last night. They won, 6-3, and continue their march to the 2017 World Series. The Fall Classic.

[NightTrain]

If I lived in Texas, I would believe the same thing as I do here. That you live in Alaska. Therefore, your opinions and viewpoints are irrelevant.

You live in Pasadena, Texas. Right outside of Houston and your internet is residential AT&T U-Verse, dork.

Your hostname suffix is : lightspeed.hstntx.sbcglobal.net

See the part after 'lightspeed'? Yeah, that abbreviation spells it out : hstntx = Houston, TX. Beyond that, the IP Tracker gives a map of where that ISP reports from. Pasadena, TX.

You've really got mental issues to continue to lie about living in California... as if that would give you any sort of credibility or something.

Would you like to see the full report and then try to continue this bizarre little charade you clumsily try to play?

[High_Plains_Drifter]

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[Gunny]

We're running on another string of over-100 days. Summer's nowhere near over. I look in the closet at my jeans and they're like "Remember us?" Yeah. I think I wear you every Jan and Feb .

[Elessar]

In California, we believe in the notion of Endless Summer.

You add to the misconception that California only exists between Santa Barbara and San Diego,
only going 40 miles inland.

It gets PLENTY wintery along the Sierra Nevada and Cascades across the eastern part of the state.

[Black Diamond]

You add to the misconception that California only exists between Santa Barbara and San Diego,
only going 40 miles inland.

It gets PLENTY wintery along the Sierra Nevada and Cascades across the eastern part of the state.

Yeah I remember driving from San Diego to Tucson. The elevation went from sea level to 5000 feet to sea level in about 80 miles. .


Temps went from 75 to 55 to 95.

[aboutime]

91 degree's right now. 15:17 EDT in Virginia. We've had so much rain, it reminds me of PANAMA, and the rain forest of daily, non-stop buckets. GRASS HIGHER THAN ELEPHANTS EYE...AT THIS POINT.

[Gunny]

You add to the misconception that California only exists between Santa Barbara and San Diego,
only going 40 miles inland.

It gets PLENTY wintery along the Sierra Nevada and Cascades across the eastern part of the state.

Yeah. Try being stationed in 29 Palms in the Hi Desert. No San Diego weather there.

[Elessar]

Yeah. Try being stationed in 29 Palms in the Hi Desert. No San Diego weather there.

I went up in the Sierra's early winter and early spring. Spring, the roads were still closed due to snow
in the high passes.

[Gunny]

I went up in the Sierra's early winter and early spring. Spring, the roads were still closed due to snow
in the high passes.

But see, THAT was idea of snow. When I was in San Diego and Camp Pendleton we could drive up Mt San Jacinto, let the rug rats play in the snow, then go back where it was warm .

[Gunny]

Remember when no more summer meant no more summer replacement shows/reruns? A tv "season" is now about 6 weeks and don't care what season it is.

[High_Plains_Drifter]

You add to the misconception that California only exists between Santa Barbara and San Diego,
only going 40 miles inland.

It gets PLENTY wintery along the Sierra Nevada and Cascades across the eastern part of the state.

I can attest to that. First year I moved to Reno we had the winter of hundred years they said. California is only 5 miles away...

My apartment parking in Reno... 2004...