Brrrrrr

[Kat Kanning]

Careful, you're gonna get Caleb all randy. 

[David]

Does that mean I get to shag Hillary? 

Caleb must be drunk.   

[David]

Upper 40's today.  Sunny.  Nice day.  Even Caleb would like this weather.   

[dalebert]

I lived there for 8 years. It's a different kind of cold there. I feel warmer here. 

I remember about 6 months after I moved there, I was driving to work and there was suddenly this BEAUTIFUL snow-capped mountain range in the distance. I couldn't understand how I never noticed it before. It felt like I was on the Truman show and someone painted them on the horizon the night before while I slept. A friend explained that we had finally had enough rain to clear out the smog. 

Yesterday while driving, I realized my friend visiting from FL had the heat running. I said "Are you trying to cook us, FL boy? I'd actually like the roll down the windows." It was like the perfect weather, seriously.

[David]

Comfort is relative.  Srqrebel, told me he visited home for chriatmas, (PatK sp?), and when he came back he was freezing.  In the 2 or so weeks he was in florida, he reacclimated to the warm climate. 
For me anything less than 60 degrees is cold.  But after a week in the teens, it felt like a balmy spring day.  Especially with the nice sun. 

[Russell Kanning]

actually you were right Dale ... all of SoCal is covered in a dome which has a brown haze projected on it on most days and an unearthly orange glow at night ... every once in a while the turn on the rain or wind machines and reveal the backdrop

the mountains are fake too and give way when rained on

[Lloyd Danforth]

Yeah, ya have to seal paper mache' or it turns into mung