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Originally Posted by Litos

so I got that freaking hitch installed today....

looks like the hitch actually drops down fairly low.....

actually scraped it in the street going up into my driveway HAHAHA !!!!

all this freaking drama for some damn bikes, aaayyy dios miiooooo !!!!!

Looks like you got some rain. We need some here, my grass is suffering.

[MrPrena]

Originally Posted by P1et

Looks like you got some rain. We need some here, my grass is suffering.

Must be nice to live in TX with some moistures.

CO is one of the driest place.
We water every day for 15min average, and we get cracked soil from lack of watering. Denver is so dry that it makes LA really humid.
When I was living in LA, we water the lawn ~2-3times per week.

http://web2.airmail.net/danb1/wettes..._us_states.htm (listed 7th driest state)

http://www.currentresults.com/Weathe...est-states.php (7th overall, 8th winter, 9th summer)

http://www.currentresults.com/Weathe...riest-city.php (Denver- 6th driest city)

[Litos]

Originally Posted by MrPrena

Must be nice to live in TX with some moistures.

CO is one of the driest place.
We water every day for 15min average, and we get cracked soil from lack of watering. Denver is so dry that it makes LA really humid.
When I was living in LA, we water the lawn ~2-3times per week.

http://web2.airmail.net/danb1/wettes..._us_states.htm (listed 7th driest state)

http://www.currentresults.com/Weathe...est-states.php (7th overall, 8th winter, 9th summer)

http://www.currentresults.com/Weathe...riest-city.php (Denver- 6th driest city)

we'll trade you our 100+ heat indexes with 55-58% humidity for your weak 83 degree "hot summer days".....

keep your stupid snow though....

[MrPrena]

Originally Posted by Litos

we'll trade you our 100+ heat indexes with 55-58% humidity for your weak 83 degree "hot summer days".....

keep your stupid snow though....

Most of people who never went to Colorado thinks summer here is 83F.
At 8500+ ft altitude mountain area does have 83F summer.

Today was consider a very cool day in Denver metro area, and it was 89F here. Denver hits 100F once a year average, but I live 35miles north and we hit about 3 timer per year.

One benefit for living in CO is , it is extremely dry, so it is not humid at all.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_Houston
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denver

[Litos]

Originally Posted by MrPrena

Most of people who never went to Colorado thinks summer here is 83F.
At 8500+ ft altitude mountain area does have 83F summer.

Today was consider a very cool day in Denver metro area, and it was 89F here. Denver hits 100F once a year average, but I live 35miles north and we hit about 3 timer per year.

One benefit for living in CO is , it is extremely dry, so it is not humid at all.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_Houston
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denver

it was 89 in Colorado today - heat index was 89 because of how dry it was...

it was 95 in Houston today - heat index was 107 because of the humidity...

over the course of 120 days (June, July, August and September), we will hit 100+ heat indexes about 75-80 times......

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Originally Posted by Litos

it was 89 in Colorado today - heat index was 89 because of how dry it was...

it was 95 in Houston today - heat index was 107 because of the humidity...

over the course of 120 days (June, July, August and September), we will hit 100+ heat indexes about 75-80 times......

Those are the days you can find me in California.

[Litos]

right now at 10:12PM it's 85 degrees with 72% humidity.....

heat index is 93.....

at 10 o-fucking-clock-at-night !!!!!!

it's 75 right now n Denver......I don't think Houston has seen 75 since late April....

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by Litos

right now at 10:12PM it's 85 degrees with 72% humidity.....

heat index is 93.....

at 10 o-fucking-clock-at-night !!!!!!

it's 75 right now n Denver......I don't think Houston has seen 75 since late April....

December can't get here quick enough....

The humidity is oppressive. I've got a ridiculous 88% humidity right now.

[MrPrena]

When I visited Dallas/Plano , I thought it was very humid.
They told me to go to Houston.

Everytime I goto Los Angeles, I tell my friends that it is very humid there. One guy who lived in Rio said "You think LA is humid?"

Originally Posted by Litos

right now at 10:12PM it's 85 degrees with 72% humidity.....

heat index is 93.....

at 10 o-fucking-clock-at-night !!!!!!

it's 75 right now n Denver......I don't think Houston has seen 75 since late April....

[X-M3driver]

Convertible

[Litos]

Originally Posted by MrPrena

When I visited Dallas/Plano , I thought it was very humid.
They told me to go to Houston.

Houston is about 4-6% more humid than Dallas on most days...

on a hot day in Dallas it can be 96 degrees with 47% humidty...

on a hot day in Houston it can be 94 degrees with 55% humidity...

feels "slightly" better in Dallas, but still shitty in either place HAHAHA !!!!

right now in Houston: http://www.weather.com/weather/today/USTX0617:1
10:51AM - 86 degrees with 62% humidity
Heat Index - 97

right now in Dallas: http://www.weather.com/weather/today/Dallas+TX+USTX0327
10:51am - 86 degrees with 64% humidity
Heat Index - 93


p.s.
right now in Denver: http://www.weather.com/weather/today/USCO0105:1
10:51AM - 75 degrees with 35% humidity
Heat Index - 75

[Bobble]

Used to travel all over for business and the two places I could never get over the humidity were Houston and Central Florida. I was a lot younger and lighter back then and it was difficult to deal with/acclimate too. At my advanced age and weight I would not even try.
Yes Colorado is dry and Cali is becoming more humid each year.

[Litos]

Originally Posted by Bobble

Yes Colorado is dry and Cali is becoming more humid each year.

just a little tidbit I found a few years ago (yes, I used the word tidbit )

anyways, I always wondered why the hell the water was so cold on the west coast as opposed to the east coast...

found out that the currents flow clockwise on BOTH sides...

that said, if the current is flowing clockwise in California, its bringing in all of the cold water from the north, up around Alaska...

if the current is flowing clockwise in Jersey or Rhode Island, its bringing in slightly warmer water from the south (Florida, etc)...

and the water in the Gulf just sucks - it's pretty much a Jacuzzi from May through October HAHAHA !!!!!

[MrPrena]

We should start the "weather/climate" thread.

[squishy]

[Icy J]

got this today

[Billup]

That thing is bad fucking ass. Where do you get your scale models from?

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Originally Posted by Icy J

got this today

AutoArt?

[Icy J]

Originally Posted by Billup

That thing is bad fucking ass. Where do you get your scale models from?

just random shops in HK...plenty that stock such models/allow you to order them

Originally Posted by P1et

AutoArt?

yup!

[My335iTT]

Originally Posted by Icy J

got this today


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now that looks badass!!


Holy shit those are expensive!!! wtf!

[turboawdfanatic]

[2011CrazE89]

Originally Posted by turboawdfanatic

Nice!