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04-18-2009, 06:26 PM
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Location: Middlesex
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Originally Posted by andthentherewere3
Sixties in November and December are not the average temperature, though. The average temp for November is 51, and December is 40. January is 35, February is 39. I never said we were one of the coldest states in the country, I just wish it warmed up sooner in the spring, and cooled down slower in the fall. Everyone's preferences are different.
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that's cool.. no offense (or pun) intended.
btw, do we by any chance have a favorite band in common?
Last edited by Slipperman; 04-18-2009 at 07:23 PM..
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04-18-2009, 07:33 PM
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Location: Connecticut
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Originally Posted by Slipperman
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btw, do we by any chance have a favorite band in common?
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Very few people get the connection, I'm impressed. Surely you can't be as old as me. 
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04-18-2009, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by wannabetterlife
I am sooo sick of the snow and ice and being stuck in this house for days on end...I wish I could move to Florida...Id take a hurricane over this crappy weather anyday. 
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I can sympathise....I used to sit with my seed catalogues on my lap waiting for the thaw - the winters are long and hard there.
I love CT but could never move back.
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04-19-2009, 07:11 AM
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Nomadic human
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: USA
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As an true anti winter fan (lol)… I can say the last several days were picture perfect…sunny and in the lower 70’s. The grass is now green the buds are popping and the Forsythia are showing the full fire yellow. As much as I hate winter in the Tri-State area…the surge of green and the change this time of year still amazes me.
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04-19-2009, 07:03 PM
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As someone who just moved from beautiful CT to supposedly sunny CA, let me just say the grass is always greener. I can't wait to get back to CT. Sure, we have alot of nice days here, but right now it is almost 90 degrees here and I have a newborn and two preschoolers underfoot, and NO Air Conditioning. Not many homes have AC here, it's crazy considering how hot it gets. In APRIL! I'd take cold winters any day over this hellish heat we are enduring.
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04-20-2009, 05:37 AM
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By Grace Alone
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: New England
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Originally Posted by bluevelo
California rocks. Its where the future is being made.
Connecticut is where the past WAS made and basically is full of inbred snobs.

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Originally Posted by bluevelo
I'm not terribly happy here in California either, but at least its sunny and a bit more open (but not nearly as much as people think).
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http://www.city-data.com/forum/8045629-post18.html
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Originally Posted by bluevelo
There's a reason that they Made Escape from LA and that it is an even a more savage city than New York.
You could not pay me enough money to live in that stinking cesspool.
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http://www.city-data.com/forum/los-a...ml#post8045859
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Originally Posted by bluevelo
Here we've got an enclosed Ped Mall - K Street - that RT (Regional Travesty) light rail runs through, and the density of low-income, scum, and just poor bastards that have had a tough life is amazing. But many of them are healthy, too, and just panhandling, but you're talking at least 4-5 blocks of this crap going on... plus obvious gang activity. After rush hour in the morning and the early part in the evening, its not safe to ride light rail. They've grabbed gang bangers off of it that have guns.
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http://www.city-data.com/forum/7944740-post10.html
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Originally Posted by bluevelo
Well, and cheaply built houses that are already falling apart, and the problem of rampant gang bangers roaming the streets... although its not as icky as Natomas.
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http://www.city-data.com/forum/7240072-post4.html

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04-20-2009, 06:26 AM
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Location: Connecticut
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I hate living here
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Originally Posted by wannabetterlife
I am sooo sick of the snow and ice and being stuck in this house for days on end...I wish I could move to Florida...Id take a hurricane over this crappy weather anyday. 
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Ok, where are you and why is there still snow and ice stuck to your house? Is this an older post or are you in Siberia?If you are complaining about Connecticut...move...you don't have to stay here and someone who will want to be here will take your "spot" anyhow. It says you are a "Junior" Member so, evidently you can still pick up your "stuff" and move, so do it if you are not happy here...unless of course you are under age and still at home with the folks.
This past winter was not all that much different than winters before it...face it, you live in New England and it SNOWS....think about the folks in Northern Maine and the mounds of snow they endure and never complain.
Connecticut in the springtime is amazingly beautiful and as far as Florida goes....not for me. Too many bugs, crocadiles living in or near your yard, hurricanes, humidity all the time... YUK.
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04-20-2009, 07:26 AM
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Senior Member
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Connecticut
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Originally Posted by Connecticut Pam
Ok, where are you and why is there still snow and ice stuck to your house? Is this an older post or are you in Siberia?If you are complaining about Connecticut...move...you don't have to stay here and someone who will want to be here will take your "spot" anyhow. It says you are a "Junior" Member so, evidently you can still pick up your "stuff" and move, so do it if you are not happy here...unless of course you are under age and still at home with the folks.
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Just FYI, you can see the dates of posts in the upper left corner of each post. The OP created this thread back in January, in the middle of winter. And the "Junior Member" and "Senior Member" refers to the number of posts a person has made, not how old they are. I can tell you I am certainly not a "Senior" citizen. 
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04-21-2009, 04:46 AM
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Member
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Ct
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Originally Posted by wannabetterlife
I am sooo sick of the snow and ice and being stuck in this house for days on end...I wish I could move to Florida...Id take a hurricane over this crappy weather anyday. 
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Have you been outside lately? OMG how pretty the springs are here. Well worth the long winter. 
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04-21-2009, 05:29 AM
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Senior Member
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Connecticut
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Originally Posted by andthentherewere3
Just FYI, you can see the dates of posts in the upper left corner of each post. The OP created this thread back in January, in the middle of winter. And the "Junior Member" and "Senior Member" refers to the number of posts a person has made, not how old they are. I can tell you I am certainly not a "Senior" citizen. 
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DUH...my bad...Not stupid just don't pay attention to stuff like that on here. I figured that Senior meant anyone over 20 or 21 and it was a way of distinguishing what age group you are chatting in not how many times you posted. Are you sure about that one? By the way...One more year and I WILL officially be a senior...just think, senior discounts galore, social security and retirement...whoo hoo...and to think I only look 45!
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