Actually the freezing cold is a by product of global warming.  Too much ice has melted thus causing the jet stream to change thus causing the artic weather to go farther south.

This is like the pet rocks of way back when, some people could never let go of them either.     "Global warming" is one of those subjects that attract a certain strata of culture: morons can blather about "global warming" as if it were fact, believing themselves intelligent for doing so, while bonding with like minds.

It's not that cold Panda, yes we have a lot of snow, and I have log cabin fever and the roads are bad, because Washington state doesn't believe in using rock salt for the roads because they afraid to hurt the environment, so they use dirt.

 

Now in Maryland after New Years there are blizzards at times with an average temperature of 20degrees with a wind chill makes it 2 below or more.

 

So this 32 degrees is warm compared to that.

 

That's what we have had here in Tacoma average, which is colder than usual for around here.  But I have been in colder places.

Yes I shoveled out my whole driveway and walkway.  The exercise was like getting high.   Did you know exercise gets you high?

It's a cheap and easy way to get high, and it's legal and natural too.

Of course, you got to take breaks and not over do it or you lose your high.

It's like doing a few laps in a swimming pool, or taking a quick brisk walk.  Then people wonder what you been taking.

Heck, I'm already high all the time.

 

I'm 'high' on life!

I hope Panda runs out of food.....

Why Cimmee? Panda is still a human being. He's got a family to support much like all of us do. Why would you want that for him? Because he feels whites are superior to other races?

#1 5.  hahahahah.  I hope you die of anal warts. 

Whoa....!

 

"Anal warts"....?!!   

 

How does one die of that...?

Dont know, but cant be good. 

Brought my mother-in-law over for a day of munchies and movies.     She was impressed that I was actually wearing trousers rather than my normal shorts.     It's such a beautiful and comfortable day in Tucson.      I think  we've had snow about three times since I came back here in 1973.     Stayed on the ground into the next day once.     Great weather for us rugged, outdoor types.

Opar, Tucson is such a nice little town. I lived in Phoenix for four years back in the seventies and fell in love with Arizona. Someday--(G-D willing, of course)--I hope to move back out there and live out the rest of my life under the Sun in Arizona.

 

I love Arizona dearly.