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Because you haven’t adapted to it by then. 60 degrees in April is shorts weather, but 60 degrees in September is cold enough for a jacket.

Yeah, I can kind of understand that. 58 degrees in February through June feels warm, but 62 degrees in August through November feels chilly. (For May, June, August, and September, I'm talking about those temperatures at night and not during daytime, as days in those months are quite hot/humid.)

Not freed, incarcerated, or condemned.

Seriously though, why? Why do some people get joy and satisfaction from hurting, or even killing, others when they have many legal, harmless ways to have fun?

I'm not even in-game much, and when I am, usually for the MPO and events. I'm just watching that thread and have a habit of liking posts (unless they're bad or from a bad person).

Understandable :) Keep liking B)

Screw my intolerance of temperatures not in the 57F-76F range... and of rainy weather... but I hate having my sweat stick to me (ew...), I don't feel comfortable wearing a jacket or long sleeves (and the former can mess my hair up a bit), and because I wear glasses, raindrops piling up on the lenses makes it almost impossible for me to see properly.

And in case you're wondering, as someone who plans to move to Arizona, whether I even get regular dental exams, yes, I do. I'm only 15 and have even already had all four of my wisdom teeth surgically removed by request, and I have only had three cavities (none of which were major, two of which were minor) and zero root canals.

So for those of you looking to move to or considering moving to Tennessee, take my advice: It's a foolish move! While it is warm and pretty here, multiple states are warmer and prettier, allergies here are awful, the LGBT community is oppressed and small (well, except in Nashville), and there are other, more urban states!

Only good thing I can say about it is the roads, and again, there are other states doing a good job about that too.

Wish me luck as I get this figured out! Although I do have a plan (it actually consists of a Plan A and Plan B) I'm referring to as Operation PLUCAS (Potential Lovers Under Control And Surveying), I'm not sure whether it'll work or not. I have, however, told all of my friends except the two guys and a third friend who doesn't support gay rights about Operation PLUCAS.

Also, for those of you who are wondering why it being May matters, his birthday is May 18th and Summer Break begins in mid or late (depending on the year) May, and those things, especially in combination, cause me to be extra stressed about it. It was what stretched me to my breaking point last year.

Sorry you're so stressed! Good luck getting this figured out :)

On another note, have fun on your travels MrSocks75, and thanks for your service! You'll be missed!

Nowadays, it seems to be either the hot air that is more water than air (from late April to mid October) or the air that is cold but not humid (from late October to mid April, except mid and late February is nice instead). I hate having pure Winter and Summer, with those summers being extremely hot but not arid. :/

nyc? I've never seen palm trees here

I know I'm late, but deciduous trees are the worst to clean up after, and they look ugly (in my opinion anyways) when they change to all those colors then eventually shed their ugly Autumn leaves.

Palms, on the other hand, are evergreen, and as with any group of multiple plant species, how much maintenance is necessary depends on the species.

Yup. Spent a couple years out there back in 2004-2005 and will be moving back out there within the next 1-2 months. But to clarify: It is really hot on the surface, but there is next to no humidity out there. I would argue that 110 degrees there is the equivalent to 85 in the southeast US with 90% humidity. It feels a lot milder than it actually is.

That being said, for the uninitiated it may not be fun. Usually the first sign that you're dehydrated is when you're laying on the ground trying to figure out how you got there. It's so dry out there that sweat literally evaporates as it forms.

That's true, but it isn't uncomfortable like it is here in TN, and I do drink lots of water.

Thanks!