September '24 Chat -- School's In!
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I live here here too.
It seems like all the shitty people sell there over priced houses here and move there expecting to take there lousy political views with them. After a Few years they realize they are not happy about the things they can not change and want to move back to CA where they complain about the cost of housing to get back in to the state... It was fine when they were selling but when they want to move back its not ok...
It seems like all the shitty people sell there over priced houses here and move there expecting to take there lousy political views with them. After a Few years they realize they are not happy about the things they can not change and want to move back to CA where they complain about the cost of housing to get back in to the state... It was fine when they were selling but when they want to move back its not ok...
Az is slowly turning the wrong way… the plus side, we broke a record of hottest summer in az ever recorded. TBH, just seems like normal az heat to me but to anyone that’s not grown up here all their lives, boy do they freak out about it. I think it’s az’s way of pushing out the pussies
Ya ever back a 50' trailer into a building without a spotter, having to avoid equipment and other vehicles. Checking both mirrors, making sure ya don't hit the Bobcat with a wheel off about 40' back. Get it all the way in, step out of the truck thinking that wasn't so bad. Then walk to the back, and say, damn...
Backed Voodo into the shop tonight with my buddies Dodge, and just about stuck a very expensive outdrive thru my other buddies LLY truck headlamp that I've been testing the FUCM board on..
Was saved by the step up in the concrete.. So had to share my photo finish..
Backed Voodo into the shop tonight with my buddies Dodge, and just about stuck a very expensive outdrive thru my other buddies LLY truck headlamp that I've been testing the FUCM board on..
Was saved by the step up in the concrete.. So had to share my photo finish..
Hmm....that kinda coincides with my daughter and her fam moving out there. She's tough, though.Az is slowly turning the wrong way… the plus side, we broke a record of hottest summer in az ever recorded. TBH, just seems like normal az heat to me but to anyone that’s not grown up here all their lives, boy do they freak out about it. I think it’s az’s way of pushing out the pussies
Damn, you were lucky. That could've gotten very expensive very quickly. You need to go out and buy a lottery ticket.Ya ever back a 50' trailer into a building without a spotter, having to avoid equipment and other vehicles. Checking both mirrors, making sure ya don't hit the Bobcat with a wheel off about 40' back. Get it all the way in, step out of the truck thinking that wasn't so bad. Then walk to the back, and say, damn...
Backed Voodo into the shop tonight with my buddies Dodge, and just about stuck a very expensive outdrive thru my other buddies LLY truck headlamp that I've been testing the FUCM board on..
Was saved by the step up in the concrete.. So had to share my photo finish..
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We have a phrase down at work for when you're backing and arent sure whats behind you, "When in doubt, get out."
My kid showed up in his truck 5 minutes after I took that photo. Said just about that same thing.. But he didn't write me up at least, he's off work this week. LOL.
I had decent excuse however, the grade was steep, with gravel, and I didn't trust the E-brake or park latch in this 16 Dodge that's currently on 3rd tranny rebuild.. Plus my sup showed up late.
I had decent excuse however, the grade was steep, with gravel, and I didn't trust the E-brake or park latch in this 16 Dodge that's currently on 3rd tranny rebuild.. Plus my sup showed up late.
The more she’s outside from springtime on, the better. That way she acclimates to the heat later in the year. Lots and lots of water too.
Acclimation never worked for me
This is nice and has relieved a lot of heat problems for me
Supposed to be 104° today, 106° tomorrow and 104° again Friday here
I found the best way to acclimate is to not sleep with the AC running. Some people can't do it. But really it works well. Also not turning the AC on right away but let it get uncomfortably hot then only set the temperature to whatever just takes the edge off or is tolerable. If you start early like James stated you gradually get used to it as the weather warms.
I almost never run the AC in my vehicles. Maybe once or twice a year. Actually the compressor gets more workout in defrost mode then anything else. I just crack the windows open and get some airflow. 70° or 110° all the same. At home. If I'm by myself it's likely off. Only other family members turn it on. I'd rather open a window or screen door, especially if it's cooler outside to bring in outside air
You can't properly accumulate to the outside temperature if you spend most of your time in an air conditioned room. If you accumulate then the outside temperature doesn't really feel that bad and you get less of an urge to turn the AC on
Salt, potassium and other electrolytes plus water is important for tolerating the heat
I found the best way to acclimate is to not sleep with the AC running. Some people can't do it. But really it works well. Also not turning the AC on right away but let it get uncomfortably hot then only set the temperature to whatever just takes the edge off or is tolerable. If you start early like James stated you gradually get used to it as the weather warms.
I almost never run the AC in my vehicles. Maybe once or twice a year. Actually the compressor gets more workout in defrost mode then anything else. I just crack the windows open and get some airflow. 70° or 110° all the same. At home. If I'm by myself it's likely off. Only other family members turn it on. I'd rather open a window or screen door, especially if it's cooler outside to bring in outside air
You can't properly accumulate to the outside temperature if you spend most of your time in an air conditioned room. If you accumulate then the outside temperature doesn't really feel that bad and you get less of an urge to turn the AC on
Salt, potassium and other electrolytes plus water is important for tolerating the heat
I spent 3 years in Guam almost a year in Persian Gulf then 3 years in Oxnard from when I was 18-27. The amount of rolling fatigue I need to sleep above 70° temps impairs my cognitive and motoring functions so much, I'm safer showing up sleeping on 60° temp and staggering drink and stoned.
Hydration and supplements help, but they don't change base starting point
It's been like this since I turned 11
Hydration and supplements help, but they don't change base starting point
It's been like this since I turned 11
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My wife had one of those years ago until it got rear ended and totalled. She still says it was her favorite car she ever owned (which hasn't been many). Sometimes I think it would be fun to find her one in good shape to drive, but it might ruin the nostalgia for her.
They just declared natural disasters in 22 countries of Ohio and 18 more are on the list.. Ohio has 88 counties
Typical California weather. We survive just fine. Not unusual for us to have the last rain in May and nothing again until late October.
It floods here anyway when it actually rains. And I mean more than the light drizzle...
Look at what is happening in Rancho Palos Verdes.... Everything is shifting there so bad that they had to declare a state of emergency. They had to shut off Power and gas to the area because everything is so compromised.
It's all due to the way they built the area up and didn't plan for proper drainage. All that water has to go somewhere when it soak into the ground....
I live about 15 minutes from where this is all happening. The area is called portuguese bend. The city has ran all of the piping above ground due to al of the land movement. Pretty crazy site to see. Trump has one of his golf courses close to that area. I guess we will see what happens.