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And that trans cooler, But I have a feeling I will be staying indoors during daylight hours

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Screw me on Saturday

 

 

We had a day or two last summer that was near that. I know I saw 106 on my way to Chicago last July when I flew to Saudi Arabia, where I would've welcomed 106. :lol:

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It gets past that here. But last week was nice. 70's and 80's now its jumping to 108.

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I'd be happy if highs stayed in the 80's all summer. It makes working outside a lot nicer. And no heat stroke is nice too.

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I'd be happy if highs stayed in the 80's all summer. It makes working outside a lot nicer. And no heat stroke is nice too.

 

 

I agree. Starting in about July it's about if not over 100 degrees in the building I work in.

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Traction control and luxury ride option enabled. 200+ lbs of wheel weights and tire and rim plus another rim. Yeah I'm bored.

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Screw me on Saturday

 

Use protection.

I don't think condoms have an SPF rating.

 

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I don't think condoms have an SPF rating.

 

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Why would they? I think your doing it wrong.

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There was nowhere else to go with it

 

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There was nowhere else to go with it

 

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That's what she said

 

 

Actually, check again. I found a way and made a edit while you were responding ....

Which makes your post above all the more hilarious

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I don't think condoms have an SPF rating.

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Why would they? I think your doing it wrong.

What's wrong with "fun in the sun"?

 

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