AZsteelman
April 2006 BoM
Muther FOCKER! and as for a dry heat, kiss my wet ass!
117 Degrees on my patio
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AZsteelman said:
thats what you get for living without SNOW!!!
hope it hits 120 for ya tomarrow.... :rofl: :rofl:
it only got to 90 today. about 110 at work. tomarrow is supposed to be mid 90's
(damn, i gotta move farther north)
AZsteelman
April 2006 BoM
smokem94 said:
Hey, I'm no where near bald...you wish you had this head of hair!!! I'll think of your bald head as I'm cruising the LCdH in Mexico next week!
AZsteelman
April 2006 BoM
You're now on the list...Kingston said:
Not a whole lot you can do if when you step outside you burst into flames!AZsteelman said:
:rofl:
Whew! All this heat is getting to me, think I'll have a mojito on my patio when I get home.
I better put a lot of ice in it, it's supposed to be 78 for a high!
PetersCreek
Brother Borealis
Yep...72°F and 43%RH here. I almost broke a sweat. Almost.
But it is a dry heat, what a puss Randy is. go talk to your :lady: for support. We all know she runs the show anyway. 
I just spent yesterday installing a mister system around our front porch.
The package the kit came in said half hour installation time, but that was for a porch that was built on a slab. My porch is 5 feet off the ground, and I had to stand on the rails of the porch in order to nail the pipes up.
The system does a really good job of cooling off the front porch, maybe 12 degrees cooler than the outside air. That may not sound like much, but add to that the fact that sometimes the mist comes back into the porch and covers you with a fine layer of mist.
It took a while, and I came close to death when I almost fell off the the railing, but I managed to make the install look really nice. Almost professional, if I do say so myself.
The real test will come this sunday, when projected temperatures are going to be above 104 degrees.
The package the kit came in said half hour installation time, but that was for a porch that was built on a slab. My porch is 5 feet off the ground, and I had to stand on the rails of the porch in order to nail the pipes up.
The system does a really good job of cooling off the front porch, maybe 12 degrees cooler than the outside air. That may not sound like much, but add to that the fact that sometimes the mist comes back into the porch and covers you with a fine layer of mist.
It took a while, and I came close to death when I almost fell off the the railing, but I managed to make the install look really nice. Almost professional, if I do say so myself.
The real test will come this sunday, when projected temperatures are going to be above 104 degrees.
I did not know Sactown got that hot.