My question to my fellow floridians and southern californians.

[Triggar]

I do have to admit, opening the shades in the morning and seeing a bright sunny day is pretty nice. Sometimes, it's even "nice" out - days when the humidity is low and the sun is up, it's lovely, and we do appreciate days like that and try and go for walks and such.

But day after day after day of not being able to wear black, not being able to wear those sweaters we came to love growing up, having to run the a/c EVEN IN DECEMBER, and feeling sweaty and prickly? It's maybe nice for a day or two if you're on vacation from, say, Canada. But living in it every single day is, for lack of a better expression, bloody miserable!

[xmodum]

Its getting cold in my part of Florida, northern, by Alabama. Yes, its a red-neck area, my family is full of red-necks, and everyone in this damn town thinks they're black >

And for the girls, well, if you ahve seen my pic you would understand.

[Wraithlord]

I live in northern california, its a far different story up here, even on the coast its miserable most of the year , but as an added bonus its hot as effing HELL in the summer too.

:/

[AztecWarrior]

Originally Posted by I Hate Pants

It just hit me, why are you all inside infront of your computer? You guys have the luxury of all year round warm weather. Hottest chicks in the continent and palm trees growing in your yard.

I mean if I lived in Miami, Tampa Bay or San Dieago I probably wouldn't have ever bothered with computers. I'd be outside enjoying myself and hanging out with hot girls. But since I live in Canada and only get 4 months of t-shirt weather. I spend most of the cold season indoors figuring out something to do. Hence I got myself into computers.

Heat sucks.

[Salazar]

Not only is it hot, but theres like 80 percent humidity in the air; which IMO, makes it 10x worse. Now California has it good, 85 degrees, dry air, mmm...

[Xanthos]

yeah I Hate Pants.. im kinda in the same boat...i live in the desert or west texas...lubbock, texas. the only things to do here is hmm..go to the movies..the gym and computer...that is pretty much it. we have the craziest weather too...it rained, snowed, and rose to the 80's in 1 week (we only get like 18 inches of rain or so a year). im gunna move outa this place wen i get to college..its a nice place to grow up in but really boring..every major city is 6 hours away (dallas - el paso) and maybe 10 or so hours away from the gulf