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Oh, now that makes perfect sense. And I agree, I loved living there. The only thing I never got used to for the seven years I lived in the south was the humidity, having lived the dry California desert all of my life before that.
Yeah, it does suck sweating if you leave the house 3/4s of the year. Even if you’re in the shade, you’re still hot,, nasty and miserable. In the summer months when you own the door to go outside, it can legitimately feel like opening an oven. It gets really nuts in July, and August. With that said, we never(rarely) get snow, and often times have thanksgiving, and Christmas with temps between 70-90 degrees and low humidity, so I guess we got that going for us. Hehe.
Down here, most of us learn to take “mini baths”, or as the niggers like to call them prison baths. Lmfao. You wipe down periodically throughout the day at a bathroom you have access to with a wash rag, or some type of wipes. It does actually make you feel better, and a bit refreshed in the summer months.
Down here, most of us learn to take “mini baths”, or as the niggers like to call them prison baths. Lmfao. You wipe down periodically throughout the day at a bathroom you have access to with a wash rag, or some type of wipes. It does actually make you feel better, and a bit refreshed in the summer months.