Zander
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No clue. I wear a light jacket all winter. When the wind chill hits -50F, I think about zipping it up.![]()
I usually walk around shirtless with wet hair.
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No clue. I wear a light jacket all winter. When the wind chill hits -50F, I think about zipping it up.![]()
I usually walk around shirtless with wet hair.
That, and there's parrots outside my house screeching right now.
The cold in LA seems to 'get in your bones' more than the cold I grew up w/back in the Midwest. Even when I go back for the holidays the cold there feels more 'brisk' than 'numbing' if that makes sense.
-A
my house doesn't have heat and it's poo pooing COLD
Yes, we are wimps, but we are TANNED wimps, thank you very much. At least we can all the Vitamin D we need cuz everyone in California seems to be health minded, they jog, ride their bikes, go for walks, sit out in sun to read, so yes, if it's below 75, it's cold outside.
I'm wimpy. And plus it's rainy today, the only people walking are the hard-core addicts who will run in any weather and yes, there will be a few out there.
By the way, for you people up north, what's a scarf? bawhwahahahahahaha
I must have lived right by you. For about 3-4 months I woke up every morning to parrots screeching and didn't figure out what they were until one random day I looked up and saw a parrot and was flipping out. I looked around to see if anyone was looking for their lost pet. Later that week I walked by a tree full of them and finally realized that I'm not in Indiana any more and there is such things as wild parrots.
I like the cold because it lets me put on heavy cloths and hide the fact that I'm pretty well out of shape.