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Kracus wrote:I deal mainly with americans :icon19: :icon19:

sure you do

Look it up RCI is an AMERICAN company lol.

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:your kind die here

Not mine. :icon32:

scourge34 wrote:

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:your kind die here

Not mine. :icon32:

yeah boy.

do you remember 81 or 82 when it was over a 100 for 47 days in dallas??

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:you're either a good salesman, or Canadians are dumber than i thought. i vote for the latter.

maybe they (will) love it there too :icon32:

Kracus wrote:Look it up RCI is an AMERICAN company lol.

on a side note, i never said the average American is smart. EVER. this does not surprise.

Maiden wrote:

scourge34 wrote:

+JuggerNaut+ wrote:your kind die here

Not mine. :icon32:

yeah boy.

do you remember 81 or 82 when it was over a 100 for 47 days in dallas??

Yeah, stayed pretty hot here in Abilene too that year.

Someone over in Iraq said last week it was 131 F in the shade :icon28:

Canidae wrote:Someone over in Iraq said last week it was 131 F in the shade :icon28:

Now that's fucking hot.

people who live in a city named after a flaming bird die from the heat? OMFG Global Warming!!!!!!!11111!!!!111111111?

Canidae wrote:Someone over in Iraq said last week it was 131 F in the shade :icon28:

The worst of it is with 40 pounds of gear on all the time.

That kind of heat sneaks up on you too, because there is virtually no humidity so it don't feel as hot. Plus you sweat faster and you don't know it because it's evaporating quickly.

Just drink lots of water folks.

Denz wrote:That kind of heat sneaks up on you too, because there is virtually no humidity so it don't feel as hot. Plus you sweat faster and you don't know it because it's evaporating quickly.

Just drink lots of water folks.

The humidity here is unreal sometimes.

andyman wrote:

Canidae wrote:Someone over in Iraq said last week it was 131 F in the shade :icon28:

The worst of it is with 40 pounds of gear on all the time.

They fly Kiowas all day hunting the bad guys and come back to only all you cna drink Gatorade. Thats rough.
Good thing we sent them a wireless router and Battlefield 2.

7zark7 wrote:people who live in a city named after a flaming bird die from the heat? OMFG Global Warming!!!!!!!11111!!!!111111111?

yes, transients make the news too

That's awesome!!! i hope they got good computers to play it on

Denz wrote:That kind of heat sneaks up on you too, because there is virtually no humidity so it don't feel as hot. Plus you sweat faster and you don't know it because it's evaporating quickly.

Just drink lots of water folks.

tell that to the homeless, which is who the article mostly pertains to.

Do the homeless people there wear lots of clothes like the sterotype homless person that i have in my head?

andyman wrote:Do the homeless people there wear lots of clothes like the sterotype homless person that i have in my head?

nope. you pretty much never see them in shorts, cuz they need to keep their skin covered. pants, tshirt (long or shortsleeved), shoes (duh) and sometimes hat sometimes not. sad really.

I know idiots with accessories on their cars that cost more than it would take to feed a homeless family for a year.

That's sad.

Juggernaut, when you get an hour you should drive down south of the Bank One Ballpark where I-17 meets 7th St.

Some of the poorest living conditions in America are there. One house has a lean-to that is made out of thick cardboard. I've seen it many times over the years and I suspect someone is living in it.

Plus this into GoogleEarth: 33°25'58.56"N, 112° 3'46.26"W

7th and Durango St. are like Baghdad.

Canidae wrote:Someone over in Iraq said last week it was 131 F in the shade :icon28:

good thing you're not always in the shade, then !

rep wrote:I know idiots with accessories on their cars that cost more than it would take to feed a homeless family for a year.

That's sad.

Juggernaut, when you get an hour you should drive down south of the Bank One Ballpark where I-17 meets 7th St.

Some of the poorest living conditions in America are there. One house has a lean-to that is made out of thick cardboard. I've seen it many times over the years and I suspect someone is living in it.

Plus this into GoogleEarth: 33°25'58.56"N, 112° 3'46.26"W

7th and Durango St. are like Baghdad.

i was just down in the BOB area last week. i'll have to swing by to see that. never noticed it as bad as you say it is.

It's pretty bad. There are only a few other places in Phoenix that come close. The Mexican zones around Sun City remind me of Compton: 1992. Any pocket of Mexican civilization in Phoenix is a dump.

They're a decaying force that occupies the central parts of the city and spreads outwards. What was once a beautiful suburb on the edge of the city is now infiltrated by their perpetually trashy way of living.

"I'll work on my car for twenty hours this week, but I won't pick up the beer cans or cut the grass."

They contribute to the mental decay of society. What goes through your mind when you pass one of these zones? For me it's something like this.

"Man, these people are out of their minds. Why can't they make their environment not so much of a disgusting distraction? If they throw empty motor oil containers on their lawn, what does that say about them? Why do I clean up after myself when they won't? Do they think they're better than me? We all breathe the same air. Why can't they complete the simple tasks that make us human? And that Chevy truck... How did it pass emissions when the exhaust looks like a thunderhead? Those poor kids, there are so many of them... They're going to grow up in that undertowing culture and lose any ability to rise above the rest. More fake la familia gangster thugs with stupid looking cars stinking up the joint, somehow affording expensive accessories when their job is trimming the trees... Hey, guess what? Just because you're four feet tall doesn't mean everyone else is. I don't like branches nearly lashing me if I'm biking on the sidewalks. Don't stop cutting the branches until there is a seven foot clearance you lazy imbecile."

yeah, trashiness aside, since most Mexicans don't believe in birth control, i feel bad for the kids. most will grow up to mirror their parents.

i've not checked out the zones around Sun City. i like visiting Sun City, it's so damn nice and clean up there. Most of Surprise as well.