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7/25/2025, 7:38:57 PM
>>511340599
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
7/25/2025, 7:38:57 PM
>>511340599
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
7/25/2025, 7:38:57 PM
>>511340599
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
7/25/2025, 7:38:57 PM
>>511340599
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
7/25/2025, 7:38:57 PM
>>511340599
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
7/25/2025, 7:38:57 PM
>>511340599
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
7/25/2025, 7:38:57 PM
>>511340599
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
7/25/2025, 7:38:57 PM
>>511340599
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
7/25/2025, 7:38:57 PM
>>511340599
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
7/25/2025, 7:38:57 PM
>>511340599
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
>Today we had 38 and tomorrow we get 42.
I saw that too. Then I saw we got 42 today and tomorrow will be cooler, supposedly.
>A man that is afflicted by the environment he lives in, doesn't deserve to live there.
I would have approved of a northern climate.
>I like cold more,
Me too.
>but I can live with heat too.
The funny thing is that, towards the end of the heatwave weeks, I begin to become acclimated and accustomed to the heat and it no longer bothers me.
Then all of a sudden it goes away like flicking a switch, at the end of August. And I have to get used to the heat all over again the following year.
>Started my AC only once this summer to check if it still works.
No AC.
>Electricity is too damn expensive.
It's absolutely insane. Any other country would have revolted over what's been happening here in the last decade. I guess the mămăligă is not quite done yet.
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