where where?....haha got ya :P

ooohhhhh you gonna git it! LOL ;p

I knew it was a hoax. What? I did!

Try Summer of NEXT year for Bryce 6.

it's not april, chief

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april? It's july and just now cooling down from an 85 degree (farenheight), humid day....where I am, it's freaking summer! ;o) AS

California's summers sometimes don't fully end until Oct. Then it will rain off and on for 3 months (that's our winter) That's when all the rich people who live on mud hills at the beace lose their houses. Every year...the same, excat thing. Any normal person wouldn't live there. (imho) AS

dude... i'm in korea. 3 days monsoon rains, 3 days sunlight with 98% humidity. yeah... drac

and that's only summertime.

Ahh...man, lol. No wonder you're on your computer a LOT. ;o) AS

Come on if your gonna make a decent hoax at least include a bunk link! Yeah AS its like people who live on the side of a volcano and wonder why they have lava in the living room.Id be lying if i said i wouldnt mind owning one of those beach houses though :/

I'm trying to break the record

I dunno about that..where I live..we have no rains since the monsoon season was supposed to start.. beginning of june. Pregnant clouds..no rain. Talk of the country now. Certain places flood..certain places..drought. if we don't get rains this year..we'll be a country in drought.And I need my LOOOOOONNNNGGGGGGGG bath showers! And damn..I checked this ebot just coz of a hope that it was true! grumble, grumble...;-)

Yep no rain here either between April and October. Days of 110 Fahrenheit. You can get a police report if they catch you washing your car outside, watering your garden or filling up a pool, as we are low on fresh water sources. Waiting for October!!

Agent_Smith, Nice pleasant comfortable 102F just a couple days ago here and humidity not so much (only 75 miles to Yosemite,60 to shaver,140 to Santa Banana err Santa Cruz and 110 to Bakersfield). Allen Autry iz our mayor and there's at least one job for every five people here. I've seen much worse, That place you asked about the currency for quite a while back and points south of that do come to mind. still 85F and within surfin' range would be nice - trade ya? - TJ

Its hot and I get mean when its hot...

How hot are it?

It's so hot the chickens are laying hard-boiled eggs. (rimshot) :^)

Hot enough that I opened the side of my computer and put a 12" fan blowing into it. I have 3 hard drives, and if any of those get too hot...poof, no more hard drive. AS

So why have they invented ACs???

Econmics, size and noise more than likely - an ac unit requires a compresser which uses a lot of juice and also could add a K note to the cost of the computer. Also there might be a problem with humidity near the ac unit part.

That reminds me - I gotta do a dust check on Hal pretty quick. He's still in pretty good shape for a computer his age but it probably couldn't hurt to get them dust bunnys out of him.
So far I haven't had to remove the cover, but I do point a fan at Hal and me as I only have one - If I overheat my hard drives will fail too!!

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As bikermouse and AS knows,we turn on the ac so does everyone,gotta love those rolling blackouts...(thanks gray davis)

The next version is 5.5, not 6.

Fortunately, I live in an area that isn't affected by rolling blackout's. I got REAL lucky that way. AS

Went 100 days without rain here, currently 113F. Too hot to go outside and the beach is a good 11 hours away. I miss Santa Barbara... and real surfing!!!

Nice and toasty here too. Somewhere in the 80 - 90F range. Of course there's the central air, and if for some reason that should fail one could just go to Lake Michigan (Dunno about swimming though, as we have a seagull problem named Milwaukee that's been fouling the watter.)

No pleasure, no rapture, no exquisite sin greater than central air.

Are you calling my computer a sinner?

He without sin, cast the first floppy.

Suddenly a flat rectangilar object roughly one fifth cubit square flys through the air . . . one of the curious picks it up and reads: property of Mary al bin Joseph.

Is that a fifth and a quarter? All my objects are three and half cubits.

I've read somewhere that there are about 17 inches in
a "standard" cubit so divide that by five and
you get 3 2/5 or roughly 3.5". but I can see
there must have been some confusion even back
then since the Romans were occupying the holy
lands at the time of Mary and perhaps by then
they were using Roman measurements the way
Americans were supposed to start learning the
metric system back in the 60s and 70s.

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