an-dah-le an-dah-le!...ah-rri-bah ah-rri-bah...!!! O'lah mis amigos...es roll call time...pleeez let us kno where juu are from...and what thee weather es like en yor part of tha country...I will begin Ok...Ok bueno...{life history es no necessary...current es muy bueno...!!!} I leeve en tha des-ert with mi mujer of 10 jers where even tha' skeletons think tha' heat is tooo damn dry...temperatures can and have reached 120 degrees...and we are constantly threatened with thunderstorms...even our monsoon seasons are no shows...there es no guessing where I live...ahora how's it going on yer end...

Well, you get an A for creativity.

  TWENTY ON-LOOKERS. and NO-one wants tah share where they habitat...? I was just wondering if'n it is as hot-as-hell where juu are....as my clues indicate...I live in the desert [Arizona] to be exact...where temperatures soar to aboout 120degrees...and vultures are almost always breathen down yer neck....!!!! 

Perhaps we're just terribly confused.

Well, I live in the South of England on what some call, the English Riveria. Though like so many other English epithets, its an exageration. There are a lot of small private boats. Since I get seasick in a bath, these belong to others.

The weather is warm and clamey. It rarely gets really cold here.

And I think your opening post is brilliant. 

Sums it up.

London calling?  (sorry, but I so so love the Clash)

I'm in SF and the North Bay area, otherwise known as Sodom and Gomorrah by the Bay.

From the top of the dial.

The great Pacific Northwest, Oregon to be more exact.

My current residence... the bright spot on the dark side of the planet. Brown things, funny colored houses, Mountains and dirt. light pollution 10 out of 10, UV index. 11 out of 12. current weather. it looks like its trying to rain but yeah... it doesn't like to rain here.

I live where the US and Mexico meet, and where Texas doesn't care and NM can't claim us.

The sun and UV radiation make it very difficult for one to work on her pale

Quote from: LynnER on July 30, 2010, 03:56:16 PM
My current residence... the bright spot on the dark side of the planet. Brown things, funny colored houses, Mountains and dirt. light pollution 10 out of 10, UV index. 11 out of 12. current weather. it looks like its trying to rain but yeah... it doesn't like to rain here.

I live where the US and Mexico meet, and where Texas doesn't care and NM can't claim us.

The sun and UV radiation make it very difficult for one to work on her pale

damn skippy about the pale part D= texas sucks .-. oh yeah dont forget theres a 100% chance for ignorance among the boondocks *-*

Quote from: Moonie on July 31, 2010, 03:21:20 PM
damn skippy about the pale part D= texas sucks .-. oh yeah dont forget theres a 100% chance for ignorance among the boondocks *-*

Lucky me, I live so far from the rest of the state I don't have to deal with the boondocks... just catholics.

Quote from: LynnER on July 31, 2010, 03:57:34 PM
Lucky me, I live so far from the rest of the state I don't have to deal with the boondocks... just catholics.

i live over in dallas bunch of ignorant people (boondocks of concrete and steel)

Midtown Atlanta, Georgia.  If you ever get the chance to visit Atlanta... don't.

- N

I'd like to thank all who replied...tis' nice to know that we are a family from here and there and everywhere in between...

Tha' threats of a thunder-shower finally cashed in....with temperature holding steady at around 81 degrees...can I get a Hell-a-lu-yah up in this camp!!!!

I live in south Mississippi, right on the coast!  It's hot and I want my storms!

Northern Vermont on Lake Champlain.  Canada is less than an hours drive away.  We have mountains, foliage, more mountains, mud season,  below 0 temps, cows, tourists driving super slow to look at the foliage, cows, Crusty hippies, and Maple syrup.

Alot of it looks like this...


or  this...


Oh yeah,  you asked about the weather... Its dropped down into the low 60's, but was up around 85 earlier

Quote from: kyle_lawrence on July 31, 2010, 11:08:57 PM
Northern Vermont on Lake Champlain. 

I nerded out when I read that!  That's so cool!  I want to go to Lake Champlain so bad!

Quote from: kyle_lawrence on July 31, 2010, 11:08:57 PM
foliage, more mountains, mud season,  below 0 temps, cows, tourists driving super slow to look at the foliage, cows, Crusty hippies, and Maple syrup.

Alot of it looks like this...




Oh yeah,  you asked about the weather... Its dropped down into the low 60's, but was up around 85 earlier

Mid Wisconsin but same thing.

Living life on the golden coast



Fullerton, CA to be exalt.