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6/2/2025, 5:45:01 AM
>>2790270
I have been to all those places, I would take a hot Houston summer over any of em.
"It's a dry heat" is the phrase you guys love to spew.
But when you actually go outside, and walk around, the asphalt is so hot it will melt your shoe rubber, like your walking through a spot of maple syrup, you will feel your shoes stick to the asphalt/cement.
And before this guy calls me a liar, AGAIN...
>In New Mexico during the summer, asphalt surfaces can become extremely hot, with temperatures potentially reaching 140°F (60°C) or higher on particularly sunny days.
I dont know why he wont admit it's a shithole.
It's a land so bad we can't even give it away to the indians.
Any Indian with a triple digit IQ makes his first paycheck and moves out.
I have been to all those places, I would take a hot Houston summer over any of em.
"It's a dry heat" is the phrase you guys love to spew.
But when you actually go outside, and walk around, the asphalt is so hot it will melt your shoe rubber, like your walking through a spot of maple syrup, you will feel your shoes stick to the asphalt/cement.
And before this guy calls me a liar, AGAIN...
>In New Mexico during the summer, asphalt surfaces can become extremely hot, with temperatures potentially reaching 140°F (60°C) or higher on particularly sunny days.
I dont know why he wont admit it's a shithole.
It's a land so bad we can't even give it away to the indians.
Any Indian with a triple digit IQ makes his first paycheck and moves out.
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