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I've always wanted to visit NY and see all the culture I imagine it to exude!! Its on my places to see before I die list.Loveclassicbooks wrote:New York, NY. Land of many snow storms of late. Sigh.
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Wow thats unreal, do you ever get used to such cold, like Russians? Or is it only a certain level of coldness that you can tolerate before misery sets in? In Ireland recently we had a cold snap of -15 and it nearly finished us because we as a nation just weren't used to such a climate!Hikkomijian wrote:Pomerania- Poland.
Right now is -25 C. So there are ill people everywhere (including me and most of my family). I hate winter...
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Pomerania ... is that where those hairy, cranky dogs come from?StephenKingman wrote:Wow thats unreal, do you ever get used to such cold, like Russians? Or is it only a certain level of coldness that you can tolerate before misery sets in? In Ireland recently we had a cold snap of -15 and it nearly finished us because we as a nation just weren't used to such a climate!Hikkomijian wrote:Pomerania- Poland.
Right now is -25 C. So there are ill people everywhere (including me and most of my family). I hate winter...
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For people above 50 years old "it is not a real winter". Especially my grandpa is used to say "In my youth, there were real winters!", and he usually talk how Germans used them, and treated them during WWII.StephenKingman wrote:Wow thats unreal, do you ever get used to such cold, like Russians? Or is it only a certain level of coldness that you can tolerate before misery sets in? In Ireland recently we had a cold snap of -15 and it nearly finished us because we as a nation just weren't used to such a climate!
But to the subject, as for me it is way too high! I really like warm, and for my any minus degree is just awful.
Never heard about, and I don't think so.Fran wrote:Pomerania ... is that where those hairy, cranky dogs come from?
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This is the first time, when I hear this name. In my language they are called a little different
