2019-2020 NFL Season Thread [ARCHIVED] Football • Page 1095

I have a dual zone HVAC system so I can control each floor separately. And each floor is always cold regardless of season much to the dismay of my wife.

 

Sunny weather is just that vitamin D, that good good. And I like when everything’s green and blooming so I’m just a summer child I guess. Unless it’s like actual Florida summer weather and it’s so hot that it’s hard to breathe, that sucks, but being a little hot and sweating is just part of having a good time and being out / being active to me haha. I’m usually hot when I go hiking or go throw a football/frisbee around or when riding my bike but like those things are still really fun haha

 

There's nothing fun about 95 degrees with 1000% humidity in New jersey

 

Dallas is the last refuge of dry heat before it becomes humid as fuck (and even still we get humidity but not like Houston/NOLA)

 

Shit, I’m hot / sweating every time I play a live show haha. Lot of things would get ruined if I couldn’t deal with heat.

 

See now I think Randall smells.

 

Mr. Big Cut

 

My apartment is one amount and then all bills paid, so I keep it a cool 72 or so all the damn time and I love it.

Once I move, I’m gonna have to figure something out because I work at home and can’t afford to have a huge electric bill.

 

It’s 93 here and it’s fucked up

 

Yes actually

 

Mountains > beach

 

We keep the temperature at 69 but it's always between 72-78 regardless of that

 

City>Mountain>Beach

 

Mountains are stupid just make the ground flatter

 

It’s not a competition but I also feel like you don’t understand how hard it is for anything to top Hawaii’s beaches for me

 

Depends who im with. If I'm with my wife, I prefer the beach. If I'm with specific friends, mountains

 

if any of ya'll are into mountains/scenery, you need to go to Ireland

I don't care for any of those things but some of the shit we saw was amazing

 

Eh. I’ve lived in hilly areas and flat areas, the hilly ones are prettier to me and are worth the difficulty in my opinion

 

Mountains are objectively more amazing than beaches

 

Havent been there yet. Only good beaches are NorCal and north from there

 

Hills are fine mountains aren't

 

Be more Texan

 

Texas is all hills

 

Except Amarillo. Which is all shit

 

Mountains are cool when they’re like, this thing you travel to access haha. They are much less novelty and more just diffIcult to live in