The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

MySmallWorldof4

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Cesar R M

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And what is Disney thinking????

Spinner Ride name for new ToyStory Land name:

Alien Swirling Saucers. So the fan acronym will be....bleep...:rolleyes: :joyfull:
"Cant wait to get some A.S....tonight!"
"what?"
"The Alien thing?"
"Alien butt?"
"What? NO, I mean the alien Saucers attraction!"
"wow.."

:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:

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Go.Nijntje

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I love all the pictures. Those flowers are so beautiful. It must make the winter not seem so bad with those beautiful markets. We usually have markets like that only in the late spring through the end of summer. Those Bosche Bols look amazing!:hungry:
Because there are a lot of green houses in the Netherlands flowers are grown year round.
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The smell of flowers instantly takes me back to my childhood when I visited the market every week with my mother.
 

MySmallWorldof4

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Because there are a lot of green houses in the Netherlands flowers are grown year round.
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The smell of flowers instantly takes me back to my childhood when I visited the market every week with my mother.
I bet those greenhouses are nice and warm. Hey, what if we all added greenhouses to our homes? We could call it a Florida Room. Oh wait, they exist already. :hilarious:
 

MinnieM123

Premium Member
Not necessarily...I don't know about where you are, but in Wyoming, vehicles have tank heaters installed and they plug them in at night. You forget to plug your car in at night, it's not likely to start in the morning during the winter. But, I know that they don't have those down south...I know this because there was a grad student in Wyoming who came from Arizona...he came to the University of Wyoming in the summer to study astronomy, where there were wide open spaces and little light pollution and we had a really awesome telescope for it. He ran all over the place with his camera, and I remember him running across the parking lot, taking pictures of the tank heater cords on all the cars because he said his friends back home didn't believe that people in Wyoming plug their cars in at night...they thought he was pulling their legs. So he took pictures to prove it. It never occurred to me that there were cars that DIDN'T have a plug, but apparently that's not a "thing" in the South.

Up here in the North, some people even remove their batteries at night during long, seriously cold spells (like zero for 8 days in a row). The battery stays warm in the house overnight, and the next morning, they hook it up again and the car starts immediately. It's inconvenient, but luckily we don't have many long subzero cold snaps.

Also I heard today that the auto supply stores keep running out of batteries, because a lot of people were replacing theirs this past week. (Ours was new last summer.)
 

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