Chicago Winters vs. Houston Summers. Which is more bearable? (cost, better, compare)
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That makes no sense. Why set to 65? That's way too cold to be comfortably inside a home. It either sounds like you had a broken AC or thermostat or are crazy. On a 65 degree day people go outside in light jackets, even in the midwest.
Nope, most still wear shorts. Not everywhere is like your prison, the state of Florida. Get out and explore the rest of the world some time.
Nope, I don't identify with Chicago in the least. I grew up closer to Milwaukee (obviously) and about the same distance from Chicago as Twin Cities. Again, I just have experience in this region, unlike you, a guy who has never left Florida.
I grew up in a tourist area of WI, and I know for a fact that multitudes of Chicago folks come up for snowmobiling, skiing, skating, you name it. Quit pretending you know the first thing about it - you do not.
2 Chicagoans who come to Door County don't constitute multitudes. Until I began reading your posts, I never heard of Door County. It's one of those spots no one knows about unless from there or know someone from there.
2 Chicagoans who come to Door County don't constitute multitudes. Until I began reading your posts, I never heard of Door County. It's one of those spots no one knows about unless from there or know someone from there.
The park across the road from where I lived in Door County has over a million visitors a year, and that's one of dozens of parks in the county. The majority of plates are from Illinois. If that's not "multitudes," I'd like to know what constitutes the terminology. Is "millions" acceptable? "Lots and lots?" Tell me what you think, FloridaMan.
The park across the road from where I lived in Door County has over a million visitors a year, and that's one of dozens of parks in the county. The majority of plates are from Illinois. If that's not "multitudes," I'd like to know what constitutes the terminology. Is "millions" acceptable? "Lots and lots?" Tell me what you think, FloridaMan.
Nope, most don't wear shorts at 65 degrees. That's a lie.
People start wearing shorts the minute it gets into the 40s every spring. Ask any Upper Midwesterner about this, and for godsakes, please take a trip outside Florida some day ok?
People start wearing shorts the minute it gets into the 40s every spring. Ask any Upper Midwesterner about this, and for godsakes, please take a trip outside Florida some day ok?
Nope they don't, stop lying, it's not good for you to lie so blatantly.
What one freak does is inconsequential, most definitely don't wear shorts at 65. In the Grosse Pointe School System, for elementary school kids, kids were forbidden to go outside if temperature was 60 or below and they didn't have a jacket, long sleeves and pants.
That makes no sense. Why set to 65? That's way too cold to be comfortably inside a home. It either sounds like you had a broken AC or thermostat or are crazy. On a 65 degree day people go outside in light jackets, even in the midwest.
This might come as a shock to you, but your opinions are not necessarily shared by others. Are you really attacking a person on an online city discussion forum about how they prefer to set their thermostat?
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