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Why not? If they're not interested, then can ignore the thread, just as I likely would a tropical weather thread.
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Originally Posted by nei
I was considering starting a thread on Dfb climates. Maybe trying to break them down into more oceanic-influenced ones (Atlantic Canada with a winter precipitation peak, or Scandinivia with milder winter annual rnage) and more continental interior ones to show that they have more variety within the group than assumed.
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Originally Posted by G8RCAT
Nah, it can be fun to hear about extreme places. As long as I don't have to experience it.
I live in the tropics but I still would post more in seasonal/NE threads than a tropical one. Mainly because the most interesting parts of my climate (to me) are hurricanes and cool snaps/frontal syetems. I'm not really a fan of typical tropical weather (hot/humid with random pop-up thunderstorms) Nor do I find that type of pattern interesting.
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Let's not forget England's scorching 18C endless sunshine and 30 min...ooops sorry, FORTY min solar noon differential. Das herp
There is nothing wrong with being sensitive. I am not a hard nose like you, I am so sorry that I can't be a mirror image of you.
Stop acting like I am making a big fuss, I am really proud of myself moving to England. It was a big thing for me to do, after all I did by myself/alone and I am only 19 years of age.
Think and maybe you will realise that not everyone is born in a poor corrupt country, not all of us had to move about like you did. You are very intolerant.
There is nothing wrong with being sensitive. I am not a hard nose like you, I am so sorry that I can't be a mirror image of you.
Stop acting like I am making a big fuss, I am really proud of myself moving to England. It was a big thing for me to do, after all I did by myself/alone and I am only 19 years of age.
Think and maybe you will realise that not everyone is born in a poor corrupt country, not all of us had to move about like you did. You are very intolerant.
That's not so impressive though. 19 year olds move far from home all the time. You're an adult.
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You say I am an adult and I look around me and I see no evidence of maturity.
As I've said a moment ago he tries to make me feel guilty because I wasn't born into a tough life like him, get over it. Not
everyone was born in a life like that, not everyone has had to move across the world and not everyone's parents split up.
You say I am an adult and I look around me and I see no evidence of maturity.
As I've said a moment ago he tries to make me feel guilty because I wasn't born into a tough life like him, get over it. Not everyone was born in a life like that, not everyone has had to move across the world and not everyone's parents split up.
People getting drunk doesn't make them immature. They just like to have fun.
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No, their selfishness makes them immature.
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