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folks, this time of year is tough for me...

  1. #81
    -SpectraL coward [the spuriously bluish-lilac bushman]
    But seriously, you take a car like a Honda Civic and leave it out for a five or six hours at -50F, even with a block heater plugged in, that shit ain't going to start here. Every inch of it will be frozen solid, colder than an ice cube. Even the water in the radiator, with anti-freeze in it, will be a solid block of ice. Expose your hand for five minutes and you'll get frostbite, so good luck trying to fix it. Only way out is to push the vehicle into a shed or a barn, out of the wind, and let it thaw for a few hours.
  2. #82
    only bitches are afraid of the cold, I ride the motorcycle in worse weather than that
  3. #83
    -SpectraL coward [the spuriously bluish-lilac bushman]
    I can take -150F.
  4. #84
    I am a certified member of the 300 club
  5. #85
    Where I come anything above 0 degrees Kelvin is short sleeved weather.
  6. #86
    WellHung Black Hole
    Originally posted by -SpectraL There's no lying. It's a LOT colder here than ND. Block heaters don't do shit here.

    You must be Arctic Circle material. Why haven't you done everything in your power to move southward, by now?
  7. #87
    Bologna Nacho African Astronaut
    If everyone moved to the equator the earth would slow down.
    Stay where you are.
  8. #88
    -SpectraL coward [the spuriously bluish-lilac bushman]
    Originally posted by WellHung You must be Arctic Circle material. Why haven't you done everything in your power to move southward, by now?

    I'm standing my ground.
  9. #89
    totse3.com Space Nigga
    Originally posted by mmQ I've lived in ND most of my life and I've never had my engine block freeze. At the very least they make little outlets than yiu can plug your car into overnight to prevent such things from happening.

    I read there is a mountain in ND that had the lowest reading ever recorded (during a wind chill). I believe it was Western ND.

    I'll see if I can find the info. I know the place is cold because My Mothers side of the family lived there in central ND near Killdeer. At times it becomes as cold as Siberia. I find it hard to believe though. with Canada being north and the White Territories even colder.

    but this was a top of a mountain.
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