Because of global warming there is no longer such a thing as winter.
There is sring which is comming to an end; this is followed by autumn.
Spring is cool and moist with rain, about 10*C (50*F)
Autumn is warm and stagnant with plain rianing spells, about 20*C (68*F)
Then next is Zelda, followed by summer.
Summer is hot, long and dry, with temperatures of 30-40*C (86-104*F)
Then.....
There's ZELDA, even hotter than summer.
This year see temperatures averiging about 75*C (167*F) with temperatures as high 250*C (482*F) with flames instead of clouds.
People use owes to row thier car down the street in the molten tar.
Is that hot?
2007-03-02
02:14:12
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