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No, hell is supposedly sweltering hot. I never heard of hell being cold with winter jackets...lol.
Hell is what a person would say is a place where life is unbearable for them. Many would say that 10 degrees and windy is hell for them. We are not referring to "hell" as in the religious term like the opposite of heaven
Rust Belt. I like winter and cooler summers. The cities have more history, grit, and are architecturally much more appealing. Not to mention living in the desert is about as eco-unfriendly as it gets.
If we took away heating, the Rustbelt would be uninhabitable.
Of course, you could always go back to burning coal all over the place up there. You folks seem to like your "grit" so much, that could easily add several more layers!
at the grit comment...I'm sure that's but an enhancement to their precious "historic architecture."
And I fully agree with the heating comment. People say that the Sun Belt would be uninhabitable without AC, as if to suggest that states like Wisconsin would be tolerable for half of the year without some form of heating!
Cool poll idea, but the rust belt is going to get butchered, even though I voted for it...
Not happening so far.
The sun belt has no appeal to me, at least not as a place to live. I've lived in two rust-belt cities now and I've liked them both. So I guess my vote goes to the rust belt.
Rust Belt. I like winter and cooler summers. The cities have more history, grit, and are architecturally much more appealing. Not to mention living in the desert is about as eco-unfriendly asit gets.
Which is why great civillizations like the ancient Egyptians and Mesopamians lived in the desert right? They were totally eco-unfriendly
Which is why great civillizations like the ancient Egyptians and Mesopamians lived in the desert right? They were totally eco-unfriendly
Not a particularly apt example. On the contrary, they are great examples of how artificial irrigation and failure to properly manage same can lead to desertification.
Not a particularly apt example. On the contrary, they are great examples of how artificial irrigation and failure to properly manage same can lead to desertification.
All I'm saying is that its possible for humans to survive in the desert
Which is why great civillizations like the ancient Egyptians and Mesopamians lived in the desert right? They were totally eco-unfriendly
Neither of those civilizations lived in the desert. They were lush river valleys. They are deserts now.
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at the grit comment...I'm sure that's but an enhancement to their precious "historic architecture."
They were totally eco-unfriendly
