It's a dry heat

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Theodore said:
We're getting brown grass in June. That's crazy dry.
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dont you hate when you turn the garden hose on and spray your face to cool off but then you get burn blister instead cuz tghe water coming outa the hose is hot enough to make soup :cop:

 
Kept running into cacti on my climb yesterday. I had more pricks in me than ... _______________ (you can do this part, no matter what I put there, I'm gonna get in trouble).
 
Bob411 said:
Saw two dust devils yesterday. Small, maybe 10 feet high.
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we laugh at the dust devils in the dryheat




pro tip ......if you find yourself in the middle of a dust storm on the highway pulloff as far from the road as you can and TUIRN OFF your headlights and keep your foot off the brakes, also put yer rig in neutral.... because if other drivers see your tailights they will follow and then BAM....rear end action.
whilst myself has never been caught in a sever dust out this is well known protocol to any long term desert driver
 
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