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[rejects]

Okay so if you've never been to Florida... or maybe, if you've only ever been to Disney World, let me tell you about Florida. Let me tell you about Orlando. See, it's not just hot. I mean, it is hot, you step out into the sun, and it feels like you're stepping into a furnace. But the heat isn't what gets to you. It's the humidity. You walk out the

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[overlimits]

Ohhh my god yes you're right about that. Florida (and specifically Orlando) summers are the worst. Especially since I'm used to dry heat (Colorado), so it's like...ugh, I go outside and I instantly feel sticky and it's like trying to breathe hot water, it's terrible. XD;;; I do not envy you having to do anything physical in that sort of weather.

[rejects]

YES and then it doesn't even... get better at night, sob.

[watchmycannon]

Yeah, the first time I went to New York I was very "?!?" about the humidity -- I had never seen it before and then all of a sudden I couldn't go outside without feeling like somebody had dumped soda all over me and auuuugh

we don't have any humidity in Seattle \o\

[rejects]

GOD I KNOW I was looking at the weather and it said like, 68 in Seattle or something. I was so jealous.

[inquisitorial]

oh god, I totally feel you about the humidity. Houston is the same way.

[rejects]

Sobbb. You'd think we'd be nice and cool, sandwiched between two giant bodies of water BUT NOT.

[rejects]

I don't even care enough to fix my typos.

[weatherfairy]

I KNOW THAT FEELING mainly because I stepped off a plane at Orlando's airport and a wall of air feeling like a fleece blanket nearly knocked me over :|a

[rejects]

Yeah that's... that's pretty much it. And people come here on vacation and tell me how nice it was and I think they are insane

[stakeh]

Yep. I feel this every day. :|

[rejects]

Sob commiserate with me bb