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Thread started 02/21/06 6:07am

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portland, oregon people - i love your city!!!!

i've been on a visit for the last few days - love it! have family there, just popped in for a visit. powell's bookstore, the whole town is amazing and funky

however, do you KNOW how funny it is for someone from minneapolis to see the headline news engenderee by your 'bone-chilling' cold wave of (gasp) 30 degrees fahrenheit?
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Reply #1 posted 02/21/06 6:35am

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guitar I have a firm grip on reality...Maybe just not this reality biggrin troll guitar


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Reply #2 posted 02/21/06 6:53am

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Steadwood said:




it was actually deeply funny watching the hullabaloo made over this 'arctic blast'. i kid you not, the evening news was devoted to the 'crushing cold' biggrin

i mean seriuosly! if the temperature gets UP to 39 degrees in february, we're out tanning and debating the best time to plant our gardens falloff
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Reply #3 posted 02/21/06 7:05am

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XxAxX said:

Steadwood said:




it was actually deeply funny watching the hullabaloo made over this 'arctic blast'. i kid you not, the evening news was devoted to the 'crushing cold' biggrin

i mean seriuosly! if the temperature gets UP to 39 degrees in february, we're out tanning and debating the best time to plant our gardens falloff




omg There's a low of 27 degrees on the 1st of March....omfg


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Reply #4 posted 02/21/06 10:31am

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actually, while i was out of town minneapolis experienced a REAL arctic blast with temps well below zero, i hear eek
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Reply #5 posted 02/21/06 11:19am

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i've been wanting to check this place out. it constantly makes the list as one of the best american cities to live in. i also hear that they have some type of bike share thing going on out there, sounds pretty cool.
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Reply #6 posted 02/21/06 11:19am

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XxAxX said:

actually, while i was out of town minneapolis experienced a REAL arctic blast with temps well below zero, i hear eek


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It was awful for about 2 days.
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Reply #7 posted 02/21/06 11:23am

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CarrieMpls said:

XxAxX said:

actually, while i was out of town minneapolis experienced a REAL arctic blast with temps well below zero, i hear eek


nod

It was awful for about 2 days.


we got some of that too. nod biggrin
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Reply #8 posted 02/21/06 11:24am

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sinisterpentatonic said:

i've been wanting to check this place out. it constantly makes the list as one of the best american cities to live in. i also hear that they have some type of bike share thing going on out there, sounds pretty cool.



i'm seriously thinking about moving there. they have buses, light rail transit, historical old buildings (of the type minneapolis bulldozed years ago), it's a socially progressive atmosphere, it's an hour from the pacific coast and an hour from the desert (best of all worlds) and it's just plain nifty in many respects
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sinisterpentatonic said:

CarrieMpls said:



nod

It was awful for about 2 days.


we got some of that too. nod biggrin



yes, well, meanwhile those poor people in portland were braving temps as low as 39 degrees!!!! falloff
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sinisterpentatonic said:

CarrieMpls said:



nod

It was awful for about 2 days.


we got some of that too. nod biggrin


I always forget, you're a neighbor, aren't you?
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Reply #11 posted 02/21/06 11:26am

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XxAxX said:

sinisterpentatonic said:



we got some of that too. nod biggrin



yes, well, meanwhile those poor people in portland were braving temps as low as 39 degrees!!!! falloff


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Reply #12 posted 02/21/06 11:28am

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CarrieMpls said:

XxAxX said:




yes, well, meanwhile those poor people in portland were braving temps as low as 39 degrees!!!! falloff


giggle



i saved the newspaper headlines addressing this unprecedented harshness giggle
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Reply #13 posted 02/21/06 11:30am

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BUT the same thing happened last year when my mom and i went to albuquerque - they had record-setting low temps and even snow.

why does this happen when i go places? hmm should i visit iraq? big grin
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Reply #14 posted 02/21/06 11:30am

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XxAxX said:

sinisterpentatonic said:

i've been wanting to check this place out. it constantly makes the list as one of the best american cities to live in. i also hear that they have some type of bike share thing going on out there, sounds pretty cool.



i'm seriously thinking about moving there. they have buses, light rail transit, historical old buildings (of the type minneapolis bulldozed years ago), it's a socially progressive atmosphere, it's an hour from the pacific coast and an hour from the desert (best of all worlds) and it's just plain nifty in many respects


expensive though, right?
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Reply #15 posted 02/21/06 11:31am

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XxAxX said:

BUT the same thing happened last year when my mom and i went to albuquerque - they had record-setting low temps and even snow.

why does this happen when i go places? hmm should i visit iraq? big grin


it probably happens because you're so cool. wink
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Reply #16 posted 02/21/06 11:31am

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sinisterpentatonic said:

XxAxX said:




i'm seriously thinking about moving there. they have buses, light rail transit, historical old buildings (of the type minneapolis bulldozed years ago), it's a socially progressive atmosphere, it's an hour from the pacific coast and an hour from the desert (best of all worlds) and it's just plain nifty in many respects


expensive though, right?



hmmm. don't think so. the real estate market is sky-rocketing right now (good time to buy in) but i don't think prices are much more than they are here in minneapolis. certainly not as far as rents go... food prices seem comparable too
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Reply #17 posted 02/21/06 11:32am

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sinisterpentatonic said:

XxAxX said:

BUT the same thing happened last year when my mom and i went to albuquerque - they had record-setting low temps and even snow.

why does this happen when i go places? hmm should i visit iraq? big grin


it probably happens because you're so cool. wink



redface i don't think that's it falloff
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