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@ChessBobPhil, I was about to say the same thing
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@ChessBobPhil, and New Mexico
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@ChessBobPhil, the sun actually has mostly killed all of us Arizonans. We are half dead, husks that live for only a few basic instincts; shade, asking for a water cup and actually getting water because it’s been 115 degrees (that’s in freedoms for all you Non-american commie bastàrds) outside all week, and a $10 minimum wage. We moved to paradise and took it for granted so god punished us to roast. I’ve seen eggs boiled on side walks and cookies baked on car dashboards. Is Arizona hell? No, but you can see it from here.
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@ChessBobPhil, not Washington
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@Burt Reynolds, it really is too different types of heat. In Arizona, the sun wants you dead, cooked to a crisp, it desires all of mankind to be purified in the fires of sanctification. In Texas the sun doesn’t want you to die, it wants you alive, suffering, it finds delight in your agony
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@ChessBobPhil, don't forget So-Cal...
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@The Quipster, I live in so-cal, doesn't compare in the slightest.
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@ChessBobPhil, More like Phoenix
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@ChessBobPhil, really? Down here in the coachella valley it gets really hot...
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@ChessBobPhil, add humidity to that and it's Florida
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@wassapi , nah lived in Albuquerque for 4 years and it's not really any hotter than Salt Lake during the summer due to the high altitude
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@ChessBobPhil, much like the Mojave Desert. As someone who lived in Las Vegas, 130 degrees in the shade makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
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It was 101 degrees yesterday. Not a big deal, but it was also raining. Like how is that possible?
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No I don't
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@bootyman, you don’t know Super Mario Bros 3, for the Nintendo Entertainment System?! The epitome of Super Mario games to date? It is the pinnacle of the series, one that was way ahead of its time. I mean it’s also weird. You eat a leaf and grow a tail and learn to fly. Mario can become a furry. The sun tries to kill you. And there are kings and magic wands and one dude that bounces on a beach ball tryin’ to fûck you up. So, pros and cons here
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@JackSparrowGifGrader, I mean I know the game. I just dont know the level because I was young when it was out so I never got far and haven't seriously played it since
More like Arizona.