Um you might want to update your empty trophy case image.Eagles still on a roll and I hope they stay undefeated because I want our Boys to be the team that kills the dream for those lovable Eagles Fans. Pencilling in that Game on 10/24, Santa gonna bring some coal. NFC East implications. Playoff implications. And a chance to stick it to Eagles Fans and upset their Undefeated Dream.
I’ve been there 4 times in December…freaking cold man.
I live in CT, which is a bit colder. It can get very cold, but it's usually not too bad until the end of January/ beginning of February.
If you were representing and in that pit hole then I applaud you.
LOL you sound like the kind of guy who got what you were looking for. Every time I’ve been there there’s been good-natured ribbing, once I laughed and joked back there was not even a hint of violence.
2021 called…It wants your Jalen hurts analysis back LOL
For some reason I got a notification that this post was quoting one of my posts. It's weird when that happens, and I don't understand how it makes that mistake. If someone can explain it to me like I'm a 5 year old...well, I probably still won't get it.
New Hampshire, even the Southernmost part, is probably about 15° colder on average in the Winter than CT...and once you go up into the mountains, it's even worse. I lived there for about 6 months, framing houses near Mt. Washington. In the Winter we'd work about 10 minutes then sit in the van and warm up for 15.Interesting -- I lived in New Hampshire 'til I was nine years old, 3 years in Mass., and the rest of my life in Texas.
New Hampshire was plenty cold. Mass. was also cold, and Texas is hot as hell in the summer. It's pleasant in the Fall and Winter, though. I've been in South Texas since 1953. I'd likely freeze in New England, now!
I hit reply to one of your post by accident… Then when I replied to someone else, it included your post.… At which point i deleted the comments from your post and replied To the other guy…but the software still thinks I replied to you
Nitpicking but New Hampshire does extend to the ocean… But yes the further west into New Hampshire you go the elevation rises
Thanks!
A tiny snippet of it touches the ocean, but I was referring to the White Mountain region, mostly, when I mentioned the mountains.
Just about everything above Myrtle Beach can get pretty cold. The further north you go, the colder it gets. Fair weather teams and dome teams are at a true disadvantage. Especially dome teams that don't deal with rain, snow, temperature or wind.Interesting -- I lived in New Hampshire 'til I was nine years old, 3 years in Mass., and the rest of my life in Texas.
New Hampshire was plenty cold. Mass. was also cold, and Texas is hot as hell in the summer. It's pleasant in the Fall and Winter, though. I've been in South Texas since 1953. I'd likely freeze in New England, now!
Lol. 21st in pass attempts? Weakest argument ever.
