I am a hippo-critter...?

[steve68]

"This chart indicates what it means to be a New Englander!

New Englander's Temperature Conversion Chart

60 degrees:
New Yorkers try to turn on the heat
People in New England plant gardens

50 degrees:
Californians shiver uncontrollably
People in New England sunbathe

40 degrees:
Italian and English cars won't start
People in New England drive with the windows down

32 degrees:
Distilled water freezes
Lake Winnepesaukkee's water gets thicker

29 degrees:
Golf ponds freeze over
Fuzzy, Arnold and Tiger practice at Middleton Driving Range

20 degrees:
Floridians don coats, thermal underwear, gloves and wool hats
People in New England throw on a flannel shirt

15 degrees:
New York landlords finally turn on the heat
People in New England have the last cookout before it gets cold

0 degrees:
People in Miami all die
People in New England close their windows

-10 degrees:
Californians fly away to Mexico
People in New England break out their winter coats

-25 degrees:
Hollywood disintegrates
Girl Scouts in New England sell cookies door to door

-40 degrees:
Washington, D.C. runs out of hot air
People in New England let their dogs sleep indoors

-100 degrees:
Santa Claus abandons the North Pole
New Englanders get frustrated because the "kah" won't start

-460 degrees:
All atomic motion stops (absolute zero, Kelvin scale)
People in New England start saying "cold'nuff for ya?"

-500 degrees:
Hell freezes over
Yankees win the World Series"

I was born in CT, worked in Virginia last 5 years, when its 25 I wear a long sleeve Carhartt, I'm not a cold person, actually I hate the heat and humidity!!! I'd love to live up north!!!!!

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[dcmdon]

What a difference it makes parking in a garage and working from home. I'm sure I'd love the heated seats and steering wheel, but plenty of time in the winter I still flip the sunrider back, blast the heat and wear gloves. Gotta get around to adding the passive entry though, missing that can be annoying

I've got a heated garage and I still love my heated seats and wheel.

My second car, a beater 1977 Saab 99 that I resurrected with a new head gasket. (My dad had a client who was a Saab dealer and I worked in the parts department so I got used parts for free) It also had a heated drivers seat.

I can't tell you how revolutionary that was back in '77. Saab billed it as a safety feature based on their Scandanavian heritage. Every car I've ever owned since then except for my STi has had heated seats one way or another. Even if it meant buying a kit out of a JC Whitney catalogue.

 

[Willpower1]

I live in frickin hot ass SC.
And I LOVE my heated seats and steering wheel in the Mojave and the Dodge LOL.

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