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To: jhild who wrote (23079)1/16/1999 6:12:00 PM
From: JCNelson  Respond to of 43774
 
Take a break, time for a little humor..

Subject: How cold is it?

This is the Unofficial World Wide Activities Thermometer, based
on stereotypes and geographical generalizations by temperature.
Air Temperatures (all Fahrenheit):

60 DEGREES: Californians put their sweaters on.

50 DEGREES: Miami residents turn on the heat. Hawaiians put on parkas.

45 DEGREES: Vermont residents go to outdoor concerts.

40 DEGREES: You can see your breath. Californians shiver uncontrollably
Minnesotans go swimming.

35 DEGREES: Italian cars don't start.

32 DEGREES: Water freezes.

30 DEGREES: You plan your vacation in Australia.

25 DEGREES: Ohio water freezes. Californians weep pitiably.
Minnesotans eat ice cream. Canadians go swimming.

20 DEGREES: Politicians begin to talk about the homeless. New York City
water freezes. Miami residents plan vacation farther south.

15 DEGREES: French cars don't start. Cat insists on sleeping in your bed
with you.

10 DEGREES: You need jumper cables to get the car going.

5 DEGREES: American cars don't start.

0 DEGREES: Alaskans put on T-shirts.

-10 DEGREES: German cars don't start. Eyes freeze shut when you step
outside.

-15 DEGREES: You can cut your breath and use it to build an igloo .
Arkansans stick tongues on metal objects. Miami residents cease to exist.

-20 DEGREES: Cat insists on sleeping in pajamas with you.
Politicians actually do something about the homeless. Minnesotans shovel
snow off roof.
Japanese cars don't start.

-25 DEGREES: Too cold to think; you need jumper cables to get the driver
going.

-30 DEGREES: You plan a two-week hot bath. Swedish cars don't start.

-40 DEGREES: Californians disappear. Minnesotans button top button.
Canadians put on sweater. Your car helps you plan your trip south.

-50 DEGREES: Congressional hot air freezes. Alaskans close the
bathroom
window.

-80 DEGREES: Polar bears move south. Green Bay Packer (and Buffalo
Bill)
fans order hot cocoa at the game.

-90 DEGREES: Lawyers put their hands in their own pockets.

-100 DEGREES: Hell freezes over. Clinton finally tells all.

JCNelson