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Steve-O What makes you think that you know more than the locals,
for christ sake its not that freakin cold there .. i lived there last year!
(bradly i belive that about last year, i remember that time i couldnt get out of my drive way in eldorado there was like 3 feet of snow haha, i had to dig my way out )
Steve-O What makes you think that you know more than the locals,
for christ sake its not that freakin cold there .. i lived there last year!
(bradly i belive that about last year, i remember that time i couldnt get out of my drive way in eldorado there was like 3 feet of snow haha, i had to dig my way out )
Yes omg! my antie lives in eldorado and they left for like a week to cali, and i stayed in there house for like a week and it was miserable..it snowed so much!! i was stuck haha
Yes omg! my antie lives in eldorado and they left for like a week to cali, and i stayed in there house for like a week and it was miserable..it snowed so much!! i was stuck haha
did you like the eldorado area?
Yes i loved it, i lived there for 3 years and then i had to move to nevada.. and well i like it here but i really liked new mexico alot more..awhole lot more to do.. but i will return! thats forsure!
Yes i loved it, i lived there for 3 years and then i had to move to nevada.. and well i like it here but i really liked new mexico alot more..awhole lot more to do.. but i will return! thats forsure!
Sweet! you betta! i just recently purchased a home in the ventana ranch/ paradise hills area in ABQ and what can i say i love it haha i decided to move there since most of my family lives in paradise hills.
You should look into that area when you return!
Saying Santa Fe is "butt-a$$ cold at night" makes it seem like the North Pole to somebody who's never been there -
Its dang cold at night, Ive been there in January, Ive experienced it first hand. Day temps arent that bad, but once that sun went down.... I think what made it worse was we came up from PHX, where the lows were in the low-to-mid 40s. We stepped out of the car at the hotel (on Cerillos Rd near the outlet mall) into a recored 18 degrees and WHOA! Seriously, its cold, I dont care what you say. And the wind was pretty steep, too.
Steve-O What makes you think that you know more than the locals,
for christ sake its not that freakin cold there .. i lived there last year!
BacktotheWest, What makes YOU think that you know more than meteorologists who have been keeping weather records in Santa Fe for 50+ years? For Petes sake it IS cold there at night, no doubt about it. If you think temps in the low teens at night "isnt that cold", then will you say Chicago isnt cold in winter, too? Or what about Omaha? Buffalo?
BacktotheWest, What makes YOU think that you know more than meteorologists who have been keeping weather records in Santa Fe for 50+ years? For Petes sake it IS cold there at night, no doubt about it. If you think temps in the low teens at night "isnt that cold", then will you say Chicago isnt cold in winter, too? Or what about Omaha? Buffalo?
Wow, your insane,.. haha at least he actually has lived here for like 3 years.. that means he knows just as much as you! he was here 3 winters,...hahah
What can you say.. have you lived here for a year or so?
Is anyone else as shocked as I am that Scranton managed to pull off a 60/40 split? I seriously thought Santa Fe would have wiped the floor with us! I suppose my big, fat yap and photo tours have changed people's minds about the 1990s runner-up for "Armpit of America."
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Is anyone else as shocked as I am that Scranton managed to pull off a 60/40 split? I seriously thought Santa Fe would have wiped the floor with us! I suppose my big, fat yap and photo tours have changed people's minds about the 1990s runner-up for "Armpit of America."
Do you think someday you might step foot west of the Mississippi River for the first time and find out what this half of the country is like? Or even more exotic, west of the 100th parallel? Or does the limit of your world extend no further than the boundary of Lackawanna county? I've been to the east coast before. I've seen your photo tours. Some pretty pictures, some nice little towns, I'll give you that. But I've also seen Santa Fe and there's no comparison. Give me green chile or give me death!
Is anyone else as shocked as I am that Scranton managed to pull off a 60/40 split? I seriously thought Santa Fe would have wiped the floor with us! I suppose my big, fat yap and photo tours have changed people's minds about the 1990s runner-up for "Armpit of America."
Actually i thought scranton would win..
hahah dang, seriously, i was proven wrong!
congratulations on beating omaha..
but hey we got you on this one man..
But honestly, just like vegaspilgrim said.. you cant compare with SANTA FE baby!
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I think what made it worse was we came up from PHX, where the lows were in the low-to-mid 40s. We stepped out of the car at the hotel (on Cerillos Rd near the outlet mall) into a recored 18 degrees and WHOA! Seriously, its cold, I dont care what you say. And the wind was pretty steep, too.
