@gocu54@JamminJerry Not really. Wait till it gets below 10 (-12.22C). And I’m in PA and Jerry’s in Michigan. Places like Minesota and Wisconsin and Nebraska and Colorado get much colder than 10.
@acarson@JamminJerry Fire, definitely, because that stuff gets right into your lungs and that’s just asking for a slow torcherous death. Yes, you can drown in a flood but its still not as painful as a fire might be, especially because fire burns and water doesn’t.
@acarson@gocu54@JamminJerry I can attest to that, I can’t count how many times things in georgia when I lived there would shut down over just an inch or two of snow.
@JamminJerry @acarson That just sounds brutal.
@gocu54 @acarson if you did it say once, or twice, they actually liked it, but you didn’t want to do it too much.
@gocu54 @JamminJerry Not really. Wait till it gets below 10 (-12.22C). And I’m in PA and Jerry’s in Michigan. Places like Minesota and Wisconsin and Nebraska and Colorado get much colder than 10.
@acarson @JamminJerry Fire, definitely, because that stuff gets right into your lungs and that’s just asking for a slow torcherous death. Yes, you can drown in a flood but its still not as painful as a fire might be, especially because fire burns and water doesn’t.
@acarson High of 50 here today with cold rain.
@acarson @gocu54 @JamminJerry I can attest to that, I can’t count how many times things in georgia when I lived there would shut down over just an inch or two of snow.
@CoryJackson Oh man I hope you get to stay inside for as much of it as possible.
@acarson I plan to.
@gocu54 @acarson you can’t actually say that, because I am sure drowning can be painful before you die in it too, so that isn’t completely true.