Friends of Northstar 2 (Now with 50% less drama!!)

[Teague]

Originally Posted by Jase

Not a huge difference. In general, it does get warmer here in GJ and Denver does get more snow. But then there are times when it might be 70 in Denver and snowing here in GJ.

True, but usually, GJ is warmer than Denver. I usually notice the difference in the summer when GJ can get very hot--not that it does often. (Though I really don't know--Jase would know better than I, for sure!)

I do know that breaking the century mark in Denver is pretty rare, and I don't think it is in GJ.

[Teague]

Originally Posted by bat_collector

Hi Teague and CT, how are you two doing today?

Morning, Mike! Not bad. I have a big day of filing dossiers for my department. Whooo.

[cougartrace]

pretty good, bats

how about you?

[bat_collector]

Originally Posted by Teague

Morning, Mike! Not bad. I have a big day of filing dossiers for my department. Whooo.

wow, fun filled day

I'm a bit late for work trying to get an apt with a doctor.

[bat_collector]

Originally Posted by cougartrace

pretty good, bats

how about you?

not bad buddy

[Jase]

Originally Posted by Teague

True, but usually, GJ is warmer than Denver. I usually notice the difference in the summer when GJ can get very hot--not that it does often. (Though I really don't know--Jase would know better than I, for sure!)

I do know that breaking the century mark in Denver is pretty rare, and I don't think it is in GJ.

No, it's not that uncommon to be 100 degrees or a little over during the summer. Of course, that doesn't seem so bad compared to one summer when I was in Phoenix and we had over 20 days in a row of 115 or hotter!

[Teague]

Originally Posted by bat_collector

wow, fun filled day

I'm a bit late for work trying to get an apt with a doctor.

Hey, your day sounds almost as good as mine so far.

I can't stand doctors. Had my fill of 'em as a kid. Now I just dread it.

[Teague]

Originally Posted by Jase

No, it's not that uncommon to be 100 degrees or a little over during the summer. Of course, that doesn't seem so bad compared to one summer when I was in Phoenix and we had over 20 days in a row of 115 or hotter!

Oh, no comparison, for sure...Phoenix may not be the hottest city in the country, but it's definitely the hottest major city. I remember working there in the 1990s, when the heat hit a new record: 122. They had to close the airport because their safety charts didn't go above 120, so they had to stop all flights coming in or going out until the temp dipped below 120. That was a hell of a summer--melting asphalt, the whole bit. It just plain hurt to go outside.

[bat_collector]

Originally Posted by Teague

Hey, your day sounds almost as good as mine so far.

I can't stand doctors. Had my fill of 'em as a kid. Now I just dread it.

going to see a dermatologist, so I hope I'm not paying a whole lot of money for no good reason.

[bat_collector]

yeah but its the dry heat!