70 Heat related Deaths in Europe

[ALVAREZ6]

Romania?
Macedonia?
Serbia?
Even Greece and Croatia?

You're so ignorant it's not even funny.

And I won't chill when your making fun of poor people dying when they have very little or no resources at their disposal to save themselves.

You're right, I didn't read the article.


Even so, I'm not even half as ignorant as the average American. You don't know how many people I've talked to that had no idea where Argentina was, although it's the 8th largest country in the world.

[Slomo]

AHEM!!!

, I forgot you're out of the freezer

You're still younger than me - I hope that makes you feel a little better!

[Shelly]

Italy is Eastern Europe? It's in the Stone Age? Funny, I thought it was the fourth-largest economic power in Europe.

Well, T-park did think the Italians were a bunch of commies...

[monosylab1k]

Well, T-park did think the Italians were a bunch of commies...

"If it ain't American, it's Communist!"

[Extra Stout]

You're right, I didn't read the article.


Even so, I'm not even half as ignorant as the average American. You don't know how many people I've talked to that had no idea where Argentina was, although it's the 8th largest country in the world.

Nation smack? Hey, are 15% of Americans left to scrape by in shantytowns as in Argentina?

[Extra Stout]

double post

[SpursWoman]

When exactly has it been 113 degrees in San Antonio?

That's the forecast. Did they mention it being 113 yet and I missed it somehow?

Athens was expected to reach 113 degrees Wednesday, with high humidity and air pollution levels.

The highest I saw was 107, and it's been at least that with the heat index quite a number of times in San Antonio. Easily.

[DisgruntledLionFan#54,927]

From my experience, Euro A/C can cause: stomach problems, flu-like symptoms, back pain, terrorism, GWB to get re-elected, etc.

These people serve hot soup when it's 38 degrees C and act like nothing's wrong.

[Extra Stout]

That's the forecast. Did they mention it being 113 yet and I missed it somehow?



The highest I saw was 107, and it's been at least that with the heat index quite a number of times in San Antonio. Easily.

Did you spend most of of time outside, or in buildings with no air conditioning, when the heat index was 107 or higher?

[DisgruntledLionFan#54,927]

To my knowledge, only some executive level employees get the perk of A/C in Europe.

My cousins have told me that they've been working in offices where it can get upwards of 43 degrees C (110 F) during the day.

[SpursWoman]

Did you spend most of of time outside, or in buildings with no air conditioning, when the heat index was 107 or higher?

I quit smoking today...you probably should find someone else to with. I went to college, I'm well aware of the geographic and economic differences between San Antonio/the US and that part of Europe. It doesn't mean I find it any less crazy that it has that kind of effect. Just like Slomo and others were in here laughing their asses off at us closing down when it iced over for one day. Only I wasn't laughing....big ing deal.