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Steve
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Yeah, but different actors. Actually, there have been a couple movies.
Getting to somewhere near freezing here. Not as cold as up there, but Winter here.
Steve
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I’ve been thinking recently that some folks on this board don’t understand the difference between an assertion and an opinion.
Are you asserting that, or is it just your opinion?
Finally making the big move tomorrow. Reinstalling Windows 10 on my PC, starting from scratch. Should be fun.
(Actually, I started the process last week. Have installed Win10 and two versions of Office and a few other applications on an old drive, which will be transferred to my primary drive tomorrow. Should only take another 2 or 3 days to get it back to something like normal. A week, tops.)
(Actually, I started the process last week. Have installed Win10 and two versions of Office and a few other applications on an old drive, which will be transferred to my primary drive tomorrow. Should only take another 2 or 3 days to get it back to something like normal. A week, tops.)
Steve
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Lol. Neither. Pondering whether it’s true or not. I’m going to start paying more attention. It may become an opinion of mine, but we aren’t there yet.Are you asserting that, or is it just your opinion?
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
Well whaddaya know..... it snowed
30s in the morning....60s in the afternoon here.
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
I think we are looking at a high of 41 today
Not such a wide swing here: low 30's to mid 50's.
Steve
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it may shock you all, but it is raining in Seattle.
I was told once by a taxi driver in Pittsburgh that it actually rains more days of the year there than in Seattle. I find that hard to believe (and am not curious enough to look it up).
Steve
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I don't know if that's true or not. I bet they get more rain in terms of "inches of precipitation."
Seattle has some of the most beautiful Summers you will ever see. Generally between 75F and 85F, it's moderate warmth, clear skies and a whole lot of green. Summers here start usually after July4th, and can last into October in some years.
Winters are wet, gray and dark. You wake up in the dark, go to work in the dark, and by the time you get off work, it's already dark again. It doesn't get too cold, generally, but it does stay in a perpetual state of wet. Not rain... not exactly. But drizzly. Sort of a misty thing that doesn't really get you wet, but makes things generally unpleasant. So I can imagine that on paper it doesn't rain as much, but winters aren't much fun. That said, I find them to be quite moderate. it doesn't snow often. We get an ice storm about once a decade and snow maybe every other year. This is because we have an ocean on one side (the Puget sound) and the Cascade Mountains and Olympic Mountains sandwiching us in between.
All that said, it's raining today. Real rain.
Seattle has some of the most beautiful Summers you will ever see. Generally between 75F and 85F, it's moderate warmth, clear skies and a whole lot of green. Summers here start usually after July4th, and can last into October in some years.
Winters are wet, gray and dark. You wake up in the dark, go to work in the dark, and by the time you get off work, it's already dark again. It doesn't get too cold, generally, but it does stay in a perpetual state of wet. Not rain... not exactly. But drizzly. Sort of a misty thing that doesn't really get you wet, but makes things generally unpleasant. So I can imagine that on paper it doesn't rain as much, but winters aren't much fun. That said, I find them to be quite moderate. it doesn't snow often. We get an ice storm about once a decade and snow maybe every other year. This is because we have an ocean on one side (the Puget sound) and the Cascade Mountains and Olympic Mountains sandwiching us in between.
All that said, it's raining today. Real rain.
That sounds like an exaggeration of our dreary winters, Steve. You can keep that mess.I don't know if that's true or not. I bet they get more rain in terms of "inches of precipitation."
Seattle has some of the most beautiful Summers you will ever see. Generally between 75F and 85F, it's moderate warmth, clear skies and a whole lot of green. Summers here start usually after July4th, and can last into October in some years.
Winters are wet, gray and dark. You wake up in the dark, go to work in the dark, and by the time you get off work, it's already dark again. It doesn't get too cold, generally, but it does stay in a perpetual state of wet. Not rain... not exactly. But drizzly. Sort of a misty thing that doesn't really get you wet, but makes things generally unpleasant. So I can imagine that on paper it doesn't rain as much, but winters aren't much fun. That said, I find them to be quite moderate. it doesn't snow often. We get an ice storm about once a decade and snow maybe every other year. This is because we have an ocean on one side (the Puget sound) and the Cascade Mountains and Olympic Mountains sandwiching us in between.
All that said, it's raining today. Real rain.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
I don't mind it. Most of the time, the difference between bad weather and good weather is dressing correctly for the climate. Nothing beats a good rain coat and a pair of duck boots.
Yeah, 56 outside is kinda nice. Inside, not so much.
Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
That depends.... I'm thinking 56 inside is downright balmy in Barrow Alaska
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