General Chat Thread (Canada, dew point, America, most)

[dunno what to put here]

Originally Posted by tommyFL

Oedipus complex, perhaps.

Probably not.

[nei]

Crickets at night in the summer means it's late summer instead of early summer. Less birdsong in the morning, crickets at night

[Sickandtiredofthis]

Originally Posted by nei

Hmm. NYC's forecast to be colder than me tomorrow. But nights are always much warmer. 66°F here, 73°F in NYC. It drops to around the dewpoint here, it doesn't in NYC.

It had great sunny weather, warm enough to wear a t-shirt and not feel cold but not warm enough to sweat buckets.

I would like my summer to be like that. 28c/18c

[tommyFL]

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

Probably not.

Hmm, well probably not in a sexual way, just more attached to that parent.

[alex985]

Originally Posted by tommyFL

I believe it. I saw more than enough rainbow flags while I was there.

Lol, well he also went to Houston and Austin as well. He flew into NOLA and flew out from there though.

Originally Posted by nei

Hey!

My mom's great but it did get overbearing at times just being around parents and them having no other kids to pay attention to.

Yeah, I understand that. With me being the youngest, I always got treated like a baby still get kind of treated like to this day.

Originally Posted by dunno what to put here

I have a sister who is 2 years my senior, but I was closer to my mum growing up. I think sons tend to be closer to their mums.

I think so too. I was a lot closer with my mom than to my dad.

[alex985]

Originally Posted by nei

Crickets at night in the summer means it's late summer instead of early summer. Less birdsong in the morning, crickets at night

Why do crickets come out more in late summer than early summer?

[theunbrainwashed]

I don't remember what early summer sounds like, I haven't paid much attention, lol. I just now that right now it's crickets and cicadas making noise in the evening (and the AC compressor lol), and it sounds wonderful

[nei]

Originally Posted by Sickandtiredofthis

It had great sunny weather, warm enough to wear a t-shirt and not feel cold but not warm enough to sweat buckets.

I would like my summer to be like that. 28c/18c

Now you understand why we were skeptical when you said you hoped NYC would be 37°C

[Sickandtiredofthis]

Originally Posted by nei

Now you understand why we were skeptical when you said you hoped NYC would be 37°C

I was being ignorant having not experienced that level of humidity before.

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by Sickandtiredofthis

I was being ignorant having not experienced that level of humidity before.

I've experienced 37°C a few times before in PA and the Midwest, and unless you're thoroughly acclimatized to it it's hell. Now, OTOH, 37°C with low dew points, like what you'd find in Spain's interior, is comfortable enough to walk. For me anyway. I could never live in Houston, which is more or less a normal occurrence with high dew points.