General Chat Thread 2 (climate, averages, temperature, Chicago)

[Max96]

Something like:

[srfoskey]

I got -4.13 for economic and -2.26 for social (meaning in the green area).

[jgtheone]

I always seem to get in the top right corner of the green area, which is quite accurate for me.

[alex985]

What a ****ing ****house of a day. Worked for twelve hours today.

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by flamingGalah!

But there are plenty of migrants/refugees/illegal immigrants flooding into Europe from Iraq & Afghanistan, as well as many from Libya, which again fell into chaos after the US took out Gaddafi, once again for oil...

That Libyan oil supplies Europe not the US. Consider it a favor

They are coming to the US too. The vast majority of immigrants legal and illegal are coming to the US and EU for economic reasons. Not because the US and our lap dogs as you put it, (the gov of UK, France, Germany, Italy...) invaded their country. When the Soviets invaded Afghanistan did they flood Euorpe then? Did Iraqis and Iranians flood Europe in the 80's when they were at war? No. Maybe it's the EU's policies that you should be blaming if you don't want these migrants....

Yes

Sorry, I feel horrible now...

[wawa1992]

51 of the 2008-present Accords I have ridden in have been driven by people born under Bill Clinton. Next closest isn't even close: There's 27 Nixons, 26 Eisenhowers, 25 Bush 1's, and also 25 Reagans.

Here's the rundown:
Hoover - 1
FDR - 8
Truman - 9
Eisenhower - 26
JFK - 5
LBJ - 19
Nixon - 27
Ford - 3
Carter - 10
Reagan - 25
Bush 1 - 25
Clinton - 51

Expect Clinton's lead to grow in the near term. Several rides lined up for 3/14 - 3/25 period all Clinton era births. Lots of 1995-1997 growth expected. But historically April is a very active month for middle-aged - think Eisenhower, JFK, LBJ, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan. So with a strong WKU and the "spring rush" beginning, expect a very active March 14 through early May period.

[Noodleman556]

My result: I didn't think I was an anarchist But strange to see I'm a tiny bit on the right, I do agree with the libertarian part though.

[Infamous92]

Originally Posted by nei

we've had a discussion on this last June. Here was mine



thread was here

//www.city-data.com/forum/weath...d-iii-452.html

We're pretty close.

[Wildcat15]

Haha, this is what I used to do every day. I've stood at that very bus stop many times (it's on the university campus).

[Guajara]

This is a official Weather station (with a WMO number:40830)
It averages a High Temperature of 47.0°C in July for the period 1983-2010.
http://www.chbmet.ir/stat/archive/ir...OMIDIYEH/3.asp