Yes. And similarly, since there is at least one major snow in DC every year, you'd think people would learn that no matter how much you like milk you don't need 8 gallons to survive the storm.
Sure, both extreme heat and big snow storms can be dangerous. But seriously!
Yeah, in the summer everyone in DC just goes about their business, just slightly sticky. The men still wear their full suits, women pull out the sandals and skirts. It makes me bitchy(er) because inevitably that's when I miss all of my transportation connections and have to walk everywhere and end up in my office dripping (gee, kinda like this morning). But at least my AC works now.
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Date: 2006-08-01 10:05 pm (UTC)Have they never heard of air conditioning?
(From a centrally air-conditioned house in Arlington. The one in *Virginia*.)
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Date: 2006-08-01 10:11 pm (UTC)Sure, both extreme heat and big snow storms can be dangerous. But seriously!
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