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Did Jim move, if so, we need to relocate that wave, oh make sure Gavin is in the same building, since he has lots of sticks to keep him afloat.
Ahhhh, the dog days of summer! Biggest Pumpkin contest is going to be a duesey!
Promises Promises!!!
Wind chill (factor) is the felt air temperature on exposed skin due to wind.
It measures the amount of heat the human body loses outdoors; an indication of the air temperature perceived by the body.
Of course, how the human body perceives temperature has everything to do with climate.
Greenland is melting down at minus forty degrees, because climate alarmists are too brain damaged to observe the laws of physics.