The Weather thread

[Martin]

The name rings a bell, but I can't place it. Nice going for your friend!

[fonpr]

If you really want to be cool you must nibble at American meatballs.

[iAmBaronVonTito]

I used to spend my weekends driving around the metro area to the various places I discovered, which were so spread out.  I remember finding one good record store with the kind of techno I was into at the time, in Mesa or something.  Plus Eastside and Stinkweeds and the various Zias in Tempe.

Tucson is actually a better city than anything near Phoenix.

this is true.  in fact, last nite i took neil numberman and his lady to pita jungle right next door to the former stinkweeds record store in tempe, now relocated in phoenix proper.  actually, i spent a lot of time complaining about phoenix; im such a terrible host.  but i do remember mentioning that AZ is not a bad place, merely phoenix is a terrible place to live. 

oh, i could go on all day about this.  my apologies to everyone for all the hate.

[kittykittymeowmixhead]

I was picturing something gross with the dumpster pool, but they are wonderful!

You could also have a refreshing Coor's Light at The Turkey's Nest.

[fletcher munson]

The difference between humid vs. dry heat is SHADE. Shade makes a difference in dry heat. Shade does NOTHING in humidity.

Yeah.  Good point.

[iAmBaronVonTito]

The difference between humid vs. dry heat is SHADE. Shade makes a difference in dry heat. Shade does NOTHING in humidity.

unless its windy, then youre standing in the shade with an enormous blow dryer in your face. 

[erika]

We've had such nice, mild weather here for June/July. And it's usually hitting 90 (with major humidity) way more often than it is... it's been mild, breezy, cool nights, a nice rainy spring that led to no drought this year. It's fantastic!

It can only mean one thing though....

I predict we'll have fabulous weather all summer and then on my wedding day this fall, we'll have windy, torrential downpours. It's the only way these things can work themselves out.

[iAmBaronVonTito]

We've had such nice, mild weather here for June/July. And it's usually hitting 90 (with major humidity) way more often than it is... it's been mild, breezy, cool nights, a nice rainy spring that led to no drought this year. It's fantastic!

It can only mean one thing though....

I predict we'll have fabulous weather all summer and then on my wedding day this fall, we'll have windy, torrential downpours. It's the only way these things can work themselves out.

this is usually true.  i would plan ahead in the meantime (for "just in case") so you can have a smashing matrimonial service.  im very excited for your big day.

[fletcher munson]

We've had such nice, mild weather here for June/July. And it's usually hitting 90 (with major humidity) way more often than it is... it's been mild, breezy, cool nights, a nice rainy spring that led to no drought this year. It's fantastic!

It can only mean one thing though....

I predict we'll have fabulous weather all summer and then on my wedding day this fall, we'll have windy, torrential downpours. It's the only way these things can work themselves out.

erika, you're cracking me up.

[Sarah]

Since this is now called "The Weather Thread," I will report that there's a fog alert here today.

[fonpr]

Since this is now called "The Weather Thread," I will report that there's a fog alert here today.

You don't need a weather thread to know which way the wind blows.

[moonshake]

I drink creepy iced tea to keep cool!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOj4MfxSWQg

[iAmBaronVonTito]

Since this is now called "The Weather Thread," I will report that there's a fog alert here today.

You don't need a weather thread to know which way the wind blows.

touche, fredericks.

[Sarah]

I'll admit it:  I didn't get it.

[nec13]

Since this is now called "The Weather Thread," I will report that there's a fog alert here today.

You don't need a weather thread to know which way the wind blows.

Isn't that a line from Subterranean Homesick Blues?