Yeah, bloody cold!
"Fog", though? Psh! I'm from San Francisco! This ain't fog! It cracks me up when they issue "fog warnings" on the radio. I'm like, uh-huh. It's the one way in which a native San Franciscan can feel tougher than a Fairbanksian. :)
Monday, February 4, 2008
WHOA
So here I am wondering why I feel so cold today "all of a sudden"... Here's why:
Yeah, bloody cold!
"Fog", though? Psh! I'm from San Francisco! This ain't fog! It cracks me up when they issue "fog warnings" on the radio. I'm like, uh-huh. It's the one way in which a native San Franciscan can feel tougher than a Fairbanksian. :)
Yeah, bloody cold!
"Fog", though? Psh! I'm from San Francisco! This ain't fog! It cracks me up when they issue "fog warnings" on the radio. I'm like, uh-huh. It's the one way in which a native San Franciscan can feel tougher than a Fairbanksian. :)
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That looks freezing, good times.
Such a pretty view. What's it of?
BE VERY VERY VERY CAREFUL WHEN DRIVING IN THE FOG AND ON THE ICY ROAD.
It's looking outwards from the News Miner building. There is a pub and a few restaurants. :)
OK MUDDER! :D
Yeah, how DO you drive in such weather? Aren't cars constantly sliding into each other? Does everyone put studded tires on their car?
Actually, when it is below -20F, it is too cold for ice to get slick. You can't even really ski. We do mostly have studded tires, but that's redundant. The scary part is when temperatures are warmer... +25F and up (water melts at 32F), ice is *very* slippery. But those kinds of temperatures only hit here a few days a year--a few days in the Fall and a few days in the Spring. You have to be even more careful then!
All I can say is "BRRRRR!" but beautiful!
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