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Yeah thanks for bringing it to my attention. I need to find my way back over here more often, I miss you guys You can blame my absence on the new ride. No problems yet....*crosses fingers*

yea no A/C def not AZ
Florida humidity is worse

Much obliged.

No way I'm living in FL. My bro lives in Miami thats enuf for me. My hearts in Hawaii, I'd sell my right nut to live there.

This post has been edited by Supersprynt: Feb 16, 2006 - 4:24 PM

LOL, yeah Hawaii would be nice. Have heard a few claustrophbic claims from people who've attempted to live there, but if you stick it out past the first couple of months supposedly it passes.

You trying to get some surf in?

why not the left one?

I like the left one better.

No I dont surf, I just want summer all the time.

hey guys i was wondering the same thing, ive been to az in scottsdale for winter breaks to golf basically but i am considering about moving out there when i graduate from school, going for comp sci/EE minor but ive never been there for summer but the winter and golfing there was amazing i must say, would south carolina be a better spot for work/golfing cause thats pretty much all i like to do?

If bush having previously resided/governed in texas is seriously your reasoning for not considering texas, you should probably just stay up in the northeast... not many people like him down here either, but this isnt about politics. Ive lived in texas all my life... and i must say, contrary to the beliefs, everyone is really nice, theres some cool cities, schools are good (in most areas)... Its not humid hot down here.. its just a less extreme (better) version of Arizona.

I wasnt really all that serious. I hate Bush, so you kinda end up disliking everything Bush. Its funny if people from his homestate arent liking him. My uncle lives near Houston. I think thats getting to "southern" for me. AZ is more west, I dont know if I'm making sense there.

What I really need to do is a cross-country tour and check out the country.

Or just save for hawaii.

I actually really like AZ, I have family that lives in Prescott Valley over there. I've spent a few weeks over there. Yes its true that the dryness does make it feel less hot than a humid climate. I was over there and was in Jerome the summer of '03 and it hit 125 there and it was pretty hot but just hot. It was alot different when i got home and it was 95 and 95% humidity, I just felt wet for like 3 weeks.

But it all depends on where you move to in AZ, Prescott is really nice and lots of ppl are moving over there because its a nice safe community but I didnt care for Phoneix, spelling?, to much. & A/C is a must, you can rig something

lol, like an entire side of my family is in Prescott Valley area.

i was in Glendale just outside Phoenix.

no snow is a big + in my book.

I know you are only half kidding but you can get the A/C working. Mine works perfectly.

Well mines gone, I took out the compressor and all the lines.