[catpuppy]

Hey....if it ever actually became -45° here (and it's never been close), we'd survive

You must have forgotten. This is yet another indication that your brain and frostbite are irretrievably entwined. Now, just so you will know, here are the official low and high for the polar state, along with the places in Michigan where the temperatures were recorded.:

Michigan

-51 Feb. 9, 1934 Vanderbilt

112 July 13, 1936 Mio

[Lakeshark]

Wasn't even personally around till the 50's.......

But since you persohally experienced that record low......and I'm guessing Vanderbilt is in the upper peninsula of Michigan where no one actually lives, on the other side of the lake, North of Lambeau Field...........you might want to think about that..........

but yesterday, in that hot, ugly, flat place you live in, you elected John freakin McCain. Now that's the second deep stain on the dopey blue haired Floriduh residents in the past 7 years.

Well....the third considering you always get whoooped by Michigan in football.

[null and void]

And -51° is just the thermometer reading, how much colder would it be if you included the wind chill factor?