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My Brother Was On One Of The Few Flights Into Chicago This Morning. He Took This Photo Of Frozen Lake Michigan From The Plane

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Aaron Kara 5 years ago

WHAAAAT! That's looks amazing

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After Two Days Of Freezing Rain, This Mold Came Out

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Dani 5 years ago

That actually looks really neat!

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Meanwhile In Minnesota. The Tank Exploded

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Luis Milian 5 years ago

this is horrible! house may have broken pipes as well.

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My Sister Opened Her Car Door In Chicago

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justa catboy 5 years ago

I would just carry that around with me.

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A Firefighter After Working In The -40° Polar Vortex

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Roger Haywood 5 years ago

These guys don't get paid enough.

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My God. We've Reached The Day After Tomorrow

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Ashley Kirk 5 years ago

Best part? Our fearless leader tweets how this cold disproves global warming. Ughhhhhh

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Trying To Make The Most Of This -40 F Weather

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Lef 5 years ago

HOW ARE YOU SHIRTLESS IN SUCH COLD WEATHER?!

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Lunch In Chicago Today. I Like Mine Al Dente

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glowworm2 5 years ago

So this is how you summon the Flying Spaghetti Monster.

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#10

“Is Iowa Really That Cold?”

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David Viesta 5 years ago

Marge Simpson's early years.

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#11

Current Level Of Snow In Madison: One Whole Mingo

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Hm Mm 5 years ago

Flamingo...flamingoing...flamingone..

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#12

Pray For The Homeless During This Time! Give To Your Local Shelters. Most Are At Full Capacity

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Amandine Vn 5 years ago

Omg even in full capacity you can't let someone outside 😨

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#13

It's So Cold In Chicago They Set Commuter Train Tracks On Fire To Warm Them

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Oathbraker 5 years ago

*Slow heavy metal music playing*

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#14

It's So Cold In Iowa That We Froze Antifreeze

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VesSun 5 years ago

Where is your god now? :D

191points

#15

Eye Lashes On Fleek! Is That A Thing? Is This The New Winter Running Fashion Statement?

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Luis Milian 5 years ago

wow, never experienced this before. It looks dangerous being out there.

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#16

What Happens When You Blow Bubbles In A Freezing Weather

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diane a 5 years ago

Wow - that must be fun

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#17

Meanwhile In Wisconsin

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Lef 5 years ago

imagine wanting to take a poop then finding that your toilet is practically a snow sculpture

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#18

Freezing Our Pants Off In Minnesota

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ADHORTATOR 5 years ago

Even the invisible man is shirtless!

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#19

When These Are The Inside Doors... You Know We Are Polar Vortexing

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Pumbaa 5 years ago

Looks really weird! Like it was in some scifi horror movie..

120points

#20

Cadillac Michigan The Light Poles Are Shivering. Science Mannn

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David Viesta 5 years ago

Poor thing is cold.

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#21

Landlord Decided To Turn Down The Heat Today In My MN Apartment As It Reached -40°

The idiot must have forgotten he pays my electric and doesn't realize that I value my comfort over safety or energy conservation.

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Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago

I don't know if you have human rights in America (not many, anyway) but you should be able to prosecute him for that.

278points

#22

Going To Daycare When It's -30 Outside

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2econdSelf 5 years ago

Reminds me of the younger kid in A Christmas Story!

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#23

Frozen Chicken Eggs

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олександра пушкар 5 years ago

Wow! That looks amazing! Imagine laying it on the frying pan and watching it melt. *went to put eggs outside*

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#24

You Know It's Cold When The Toilet Paper Is Frozen In The Outhouse

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Boudica 5 years ago

Be handy after a curry! :-)

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#25

The Detroit River, Frozen All The Way To Canada

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Remi 5 years ago

"international" skating ring :)

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#26

Got So Cold Last Night That Our Vodka Froze! For Reference The Freezing Point For Vodka Is -16

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Max L. 5 years ago

Guess Celsius, right ?

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#27

We Had A House Fire South Of Cameron Today. Our Chief Mitch Hansen Thought It Was A Splash Park

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Grumble O'Pug 5 years ago

Sweat and freezing weather, so hard to deal with.

65points

#28

Minnesota's Officers

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Roger Haywood 5 years ago

Did someone shout 'Freeze!'

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#29

Letting My Car Heat Up During The Polar Vortex

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Aaron Kara 5 years ago

Go home car, you're drunk

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#30

House Is Freezing From The Inside During The Coldest Day In A Decade

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JillVille 5 years ago

That is scary!

110points

2-10-11 5 years ago

That is a poorly built house

40points

Paul White 5 years ago

I guess you can see where you need to reinsulate the walls come spring

10points

Trish Jordet 5 years ago

I think I know the owner of this place. It's not poorly built, it's just an old home. We have a lot of old homes around here-they are beautiful but when they are that old they get cold and drafty!! They need to re-insulate for sure ;)

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jevais 5 years ago

Living in Switzerland for the past 48 years and have lived through winters of minus 15 to 20 F, I’ve never had my toilet frozen over, nor had my walls freeze nor had to for some odd reason turn off my central heating. Why is happening that this weather has so many awful conception in the USA, what about Canada ?

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Monikah Peetsma 5 years ago

I'm in Canada and none of those things have happened to me either. I also live in a city with regular -15 to -25 F temps.

2points

Idiotnews 5 years ago

The houses in Chicago just failed their first major environmental test. Anthropology got it all wrong, makes one realize just how much more intelligent Eskimos are using snow and sealskins as insulators! Nanook! Where are you when we need you?

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Patrick Kelly 5 years ago

shouldn,t freeze,that corner is 90 degrees

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Chris Mugea 5 years ago

lol clever

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Danuta Starwars 5 years ago

I remember the wall in my room froze like that once when it was minus 20 in Poland;)

4points

Sivi 5 years ago

How to know if you have poor insulation

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Pumbaa 5 years ago

Uuuhhh thats bad in so many ways.. mold is coming..

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diane a 5 years ago

The mould wont kill you - the cold can.

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Per-Erik Anderson 5 years ago

Learn how to build real houses.

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Sandi Daugherty 5 years ago

Omg poor insulation and you have ice in your walls!

3points

RU Sirius 5 years ago

cold bridges in the corner - a frequent design issue

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Aitchilm 5 years ago

I believe you need some more caulking and insulation.

2points

Remi 5 years ago

insulation issues...

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Runway Post 5 years ago

If anyone from normal Europe saw how those yanks build their houses, you would never be surprised to see this. The biggest piece of c**p construction is in America. Let it stay there!

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Karen Mullen 5 years ago

Oh my, I think you have a few tiny drafts there

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Bryan Slick 5 years ago

Trailer?

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Monika Soffronow 5 years ago

Spend some money on proper insulation, it will save you money during the summer as well.

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Keuthonymos 5 years ago

Luckily the weather is showing you that you have damp in your house. Get that fixed or enjoy rotting walls.

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Poppy Jones 5 years ago

I would not be using a socket next to that!

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Barbora Kopalova 5 years ago

I wouldn't be surprised. No hate, but America has, like we call it, paper houses.

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John Stigers 5 years ago

Poor insulation!

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Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 5 years ago

i have corners and doors like that here in MN....

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Rebecca Sanchez-Perez 5 years ago

its like frozen

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Angela Williams 5 years ago

OMG this is terrifying...you poor people

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Coreen Kerr 5 years ago

Sure as hell wouldn't want your hydro bill!!

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Sel Bonda 5 years ago

Igloo in the making!

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Analyn Lahr 5 years ago

Poor insulation?

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Mona Roberson 5 years ago

oh my!

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sharron lynn parsons 5 years ago

Very poor insulation !!!

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Sharon Attwood 5 years ago

Makes it easier to find those places where your heat leaks out...get the caulking gun out!

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Barbara Vandewalle 5 years ago

We don't build our houses for these extreme temperatures

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Rick 5 years ago

Oh no! The day after tomorrow is today!!

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Tracy Wolfe 5 years ago

What? So where did the dinosaurs go?

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Brad Hub 5 years ago

There's mold behind that wall too

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Patricia Jensen 5 years ago

IncredibleM

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Sonja Schoppenhauer 5 years ago

Broken steam-seiling. Typical construction failure that destroys your house over the time.

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Sonja Schoppenhauer 5 years ago

The steam-sealing of the wall is broken. Typical for trash-house.

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Florence Hastings 5 years ago

You need more insulating mate.

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B. A. 5 years ago

That's poor insulation and major air leaks.

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Elizabeth Gardner 5 years ago

Insulation is the key

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Radoslav Dejanović 5 years ago

That's some bad insulation.

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Ramona Băluțescu 5 years ago

We got used with it, in Romania, during Ceausescu's time... :(

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Amanda Ford 5 years ago

I am sooooo happy we got our new windows this past November!

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Shirley White 5 years ago

Wow 😮

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noitall man 5 years ago

uh, you may want to fix that

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Adrienne Early 5 years ago

My house does this sometimes, it doesn't even have to be much below 0. Humid house and the house is built 12" beyond the foundation, and needs more insulation under the cantilever.

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Hazel Novo 5 years ago

oh my God...... is very scary....

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Rosco Schmitt 5 years ago

House leaks too much.

0points

Yusch Nairda 5 years ago

No wonder if your houses are made from wood and drywall.

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jevais 5 years ago

Unbelievable how poorly houses are built in the USA. Here in some place in Europe this sort of thing don’t happen, as the house are made to resist to the freezing weather.

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M O'Connell 5 years ago

Do you really assume this house was like this the moment the builder completed it? Or could it possibly have developed these problems over the course of 70 years or so?

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Huib van Wees (hvwees) 5 years ago (edited)

Time to start building proper houses...

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Andrei Haragus 5 years ago

Or just a poorly built house that fails when you most need it...

-1point

#31

The Beauty The Cold Brings To South Dakota

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tuzdayschild 5 years ago

I live in southeast Virginia. I can't even wrap my mind around most of these pics.

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Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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This Flash-Frozen Fire Hydrant

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Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago

Let's hope the fire department didn't have to use this hydrant!

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#33

This Door At Work In Minnesota

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Roger Haywood 5 years ago

No longer a fire door.

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#34

A Sheet Of Ice Formed Between The Glass Panes Of This Door

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Pumbaa 5 years ago

Better heat it up slowly before it bursts

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#35

Polar Vortex Lesson: Don’t Try To Hang Dry Your Clothes Outside

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A B C 5 years ago

Genius at work.

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#36

Polar Vortex (Temp. 16 F /-9 C)

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Tiny Dynamine 5 years ago

Thanks for telling us a temperature that the rest of the world actually uses.

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#37

My Parents Sent Me This Pic Of Our Peephole (From The Indoor Side)

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Holly Palmer 5 years ago

You’ll freeze your eye out kid.

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#38

My Neighbor’s Furnace Exhaust Is Creating An Interesting Icicle

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Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago

We are marching to Pretoria - because we won't freeze our a**es off there!

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#39

One Cold Rowdy Dog On The Bulkhead. Still Looking For Leftover Canteen Snacks

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Klaudiia Sherbatzky 5 years ago

ohhh I take you home buddy

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Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

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I Just Wanted To See How Long It Would Take For An Egg To Freeze Outside And Also What Would Become Of My Egg

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Merle S 5 years ago

Buuuut - how long did it take?

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#41

Cold Spell

Yes, that is ice on the inside of our house. It's not the first time that ice has formed around our door. We've talked to our landlord and hope to get a new door and door frame in spring when we don't have to worry about getting frostbite about people outside for five minutes. It would really help with our utility bill as well.

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2-10-11 5 years ago

A blanket tacked over the door would probably be as efficient and easier to maintain

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#42

It Was So Cold In Chicago That The Paint Came Off My Car

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Roger Haywood 5 years ago

That's probably down to a bad paint job. I'm sure it's supposed to last even in sub zero conditions.

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#43

"No, Believe Me, 'Tis Very Cold; The Wind Is Northerly"

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олександра пушкар 5 years ago

Looks like these jeans are having a conversation. "Check it out, guys, I froze in such a funny position!"

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#44

Ice Is Freezing As Soon As It Comes Out Of Our Faucet Because It's So Cold

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Vali F. 5 years ago

1. water is freezein, not ice. ice is already frozen. 2. i think it is fake, oterwise the water drops around would be frozen also.

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#45

This Is My Buddy Jesse At The Arrowhead 135 In Mn Yesterday. Day Time Temp Was -26 °F

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Boudica 5 years ago

I need to know why the car is on fire!

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50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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#46

In A Matter Of 2 Minutes Walking Across Campus, My Glasses Started To Frost/Ice Over

Everyone’s been talking about how cold Chicago is right now. The upper Midwest (I’m talking Fargo area) had windchills up to -60 below zero, ten degrees colder than Chicago. In a matter of 2 minutes walking across campus, my glasses started to frost/ice over.

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Claudia Stieble 5 years ago

Last winter I drove my bicycle to work and had to stop after 10 minutes because my glasses were covered with frost patterns, they looked beautiful but I couldn't see anything at all. It was only -14°C that morning.

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#47

My Wall Is Freezing In My Bedroom. There Are No Pipes Behind It. Chicago

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Vlad Horobet 5 years ago

As I know, most of the houses in America are built on wooden frame, with some isolation foam between wooden planks inside and outside. At the corners either is a slim wooden pole either the isolation is not well connected. Either way, this is bad in the future, the humidity and the wood don't mix well over long periods of time.

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#48

So My Soap Is Frozen In My Shower

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diane a 5 years ago

Who's even mad enough to attempt a shower in that cold - even if the pipes weren't frozen solid

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#49

It's So Cold Here In Iowa That There Is Now Frost On The Inside Of My Door Hinges

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Person2638 5 years ago

Nature's trying to tell you to stay inside.

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#50

My Beard Froze While Waiting Bus. I Wish It Would Be Summer Already

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A B C 5 years ago

Jeez, that guy could really use a razor. Or at least some shears.

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Lef 5 years ago

Living in Australia, I always thought to myself: Nah, it can't be that bad. After looking at this post, it blew my mind. Wow! How do people live with this? I guess if you grow up there, you get used to it, but I can't even imagine living like that!

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Magdalina777 5 years ago

Most of these shouldn't be happening. That's what you have heating and insulation for. I assume in these places such weather isn't common so they were unprepared ( ? I thought US does get some kind of winter though?). As a Russian I can tell you you're definitely not supposed to get ice *inside*, whether it's -20 or -40 C out there ;P Also, I love winter and am jealous right now, warming up to disgusting +1 here atm, mah snow is melting D:

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Yoanie Déry-Boudreau 5 years ago

I live in Quebec City and while we do get -40C, we still live our lives. We do get used to it. The thing is, if temperatures drop 20 or 30 degrees Celcius from one da6 to another, we are going to be very cold, just live anyone who is not used to it. If the temperature slowly lowers to -40, then we will be fine. Houses should not have frost inside. Water should not freeze when it leaves the pipes. If your water freezes, you have to let it run constantly so if won't freeze in your pipes. My colleague used to live in Whitehorse and many days did they have to let water run. The government was issuing those tips.

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Jolijn Njamin-Geurts van Kessel 5 years ago

I read somewhere that this cold broke a 120 year old record, so I guess they aren't really used to it? That could also explain why the houses aren't made to handle this? Because this really shouldn't be happening to your house.

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David A 5 years ago

You acclimate to it after a bit. It’s been nearly a week of -25C/-15F here in Michigan and I’ve had to spend a fair amount of time outdoors caring for animals. Today it is sunny and a balmy -10C/15F. It feels wonderful. Good day for a run or a a couple of km on the Nordic ski trails.

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Maci Wilcox 5 years ago

Yeah, I've gotten used to it...The best part is that we've gotten a week off school!

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Nancy Jeckells 5 years ago

you sure do get used to it ! I am from Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada . Ive lived in England for 32 years, and just KNOW I couldn't cope with another Canadian winter !

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Carol Emory 5 years ago

Wisconsin and Minnesota do not normally get this cold this time of year. Because of the Winter Vortex, temps have been dropping a lot more rapidly. Most northern states are fully equipped to deal with snow..but when it snows so bad that even the plows are called off for fear of them getting stuck or the drivers freezing..it's colder than usual. Even here in North Carolina, having temps below freezing for several weeks in a row is unusual.

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donghun's emo cactus 5 years ago

Honestly, as someone who grew up in Kansas, I've been used the the sub-degree levels since I was little, but not all this damn snow!

2points

Judy Schafer 5 years ago

No, born and raised, hate it, will never, ever get used to this. It sucks on so many levels.

2points

Renee Gauthier 5 years ago

Yeah, I'm from Florida. I can't even begin to imagine.

2points

Teri Hawk 5 years ago

The places hit by the polar vortex are not used to that degree of cold, that is the reason the results are so drastic. In my town in Indiana, it is the coldest day ever recorded. We aren't prepared for that. :)

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Esca Sav 5 years ago

Everyone always makes fun of us in the U.S. because we make a big deal over "a little snow." But what a lot of people dont realize is that this type of weather is not normal and neither is our state of living prepared for something like this. Our houses were not built for this type of weather. Not only that, but even getting to work is difficult because we have A LOT of roads and not enough people (nor money) to maintain them. So if this type of weather comes along, even with warning, there isnt really much we can do. Salt on the roads? Sure, if you have time to sprinkle that magic all over the labyrinth of streets. Improved heating systems and home insulators? If you got the money with your broke a** paychecks. We usually have "mild four seasons", not "attack of mother nature's hormones."

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K.R. 5 years ago

How are you dealing with the opposite issue of the winter polar vortexes? Heard your country is encountering extreme heat!!

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Alusair Alustriel 5 years ago

You build differently, dress up differently and go by. Try imagining it afterall.

1point

Gunilla Olsson 5 years ago

I thought you have a hard time in Australia too right now? Swedish newspapers wright about extremely hot weather in Australia. Here in Sweden it’s about -2 * Celsius and snow.

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Chris Mugea 5 years ago

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Anna Ledwońska 5 years ago (edited)

Look at pictures from Oymyakon, Russia - coldest city. Average minus 50 C ( minus 58 F) I suppose when widy -70 even... That is hardcore ;) Or Yakutsk

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Tora Wookiee Macaw 5 years ago

Hot in Perth; Roasting everywhere else in our sun burnt country!

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Wendy Walecka 5 years ago

Dress in lots of layers. My Under Armor 3.0 base layer has been a godsend. Thank goodness this kind of cold is not typical!

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Nichola Smith 5 years ago

Same from living in NZ!

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Slune 5 years ago

What confuses me mostly, that in a few pictures the apartments seems to be zero isolated and the doors are made of thin materials

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M O'Connell 5 years ago

History lesson, following WWII there was an enormous boom in construction in the US. There was high demand for single-family housing, and builders built down to a price, instead of up to a level of quality. At the time, insulation was rather expensive, and energy was quite cheap, so it made sense to insulate lightly. The snow coming in through corners is down to the overlapping issues that can develop at corners: Corner framing style, is it a 4x4 post, two 2x4s, three 2x4s or something else? Is there a dead space that didn't get insulated? Is the sheathing continuous or is it made of boards with spaces between, if it is, the subfloor is likely also boards with spaces between, leaving plenty of gaps for air-infiltration.

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Full Name 5 years ago

In addition to what M O'Connell said, sometimes those old houses were filled with wood-chip insulation that gradually settles over time so the top half of the wall may literally have no insulation in it anymore, while the bottom has twice as much.

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KCN 5 years ago

A couple photos are from outhouses, with no insulation or heat.

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sharron lynn parsons 5 years ago

I think you meant to say zero insulation, some houses are poorly built !!!

0points

Sivi 5 years ago

Ok as someone from West-Norway who been through a few super frosty winters and family owns a cabin up the mountains, how the f**k do you get frost indoors?

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Ian Osmond 5 years ago

Drafty construction.

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Anne 5 years ago

I've lived in the US, they don't usually build with bricks. It's all wood frame, little insulation and then a front cover of some type, plaster and boom. you have a house.

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Noez 🇸🇪 5 years ago

Bra fråga...

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Týna Ef 5 years ago

theese houses are build from cardboard or what?

14points

Glenn Slingsby 5 years ago

Tree houses.

1point

Vlad Horobet 5 years ago

With all this cold I'm expecting Trump to come with the idea of a Ice Wall.

14points

Caridina Japonica 5 years ago

So Trump would be a white walker at the north side of the wall. Pretty accurate.

10points

Full Name 5 years ago

Ice wall sounds fun as hell. Sign me up!

0points

John Smith 5 years ago

Make Vlad Triggered Again!

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ronathan 5 years ago

Surely some of these just show how poorly the houses are constructed and/insulated?

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Valentina Tosheva 5 years ago

I live in Canada, and those temperatures are normal for us in the winter (every winter), no big drama about it. Our houses are well-insulated and well-heated. As a Realtor, I see plenty of houses, and I've never seen bathrooms or sinks frozen. Seeing some of the photos here, I start to think that some people in the USA are seriously neglecting the insulation and the weatherproofing of their homes. On a positive note - perhaps now they will do something about it.

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Joannie Goulet 5 years ago

We just had a house built and that made me realize that insulation is probably everyone's number one preoccupation here when building something.

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tuzdayschild 5 years ago

Tell Elsa we get it. She can go back to Arendelle now.

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Oleg Bochkis 5 years ago

meanwhile in Russia 5a170262fc...213782.jpg

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Magdalina777 5 years ago

So much ice inside...do they not have winters normally at all? There gotta be like no heating nor insulation for this. That's awful. Outside looks really cool though, am jealous :P

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Effseven Six 5 years ago

Here in the US it can get pretty damn cold but all this ice in the house business isnt normal. This is the closest it's been here in over a decade. There is heating and insulation, but those things just cant compete with the temp outside. In fact, anywhere there is ice in the house means there was condensation from the heat in the house. They would have to keep the inside temp around 80 degrees for it to even FEEL like 60 degrees in there. Most of those people will probably have a very hefty bill energy bill when this is over.

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Noez 🇸🇪 5 years ago

America: what's wrong with your houses? I live in Sweden and despite the -19 C outside, my home does not look like that! The tank on my toilet doesn't freeze, I don't have icy frost on my walls, I don't have ice creeping in from around the door! I have +23 C inside and I can walk around barefoot. Seriously what's wrong with your houses?? Why don't you build houses that can withstand the cold?

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lamps 5 years ago

...It was a lot colder than -19.

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Dorothy Parker 5 years ago

Gosh, I bet they wish they'd thought of that. Houses were built to withstand temperatures normal for their locations. Temps now are far below normal. Fargo, S. Dakota, with windchill factor, is about -60 degrees F. right now, about 40 degrees colder than usual. Makes a difference.

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wusah 5 years ago

Calm the down, skippy.

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sneakcollector 5 years ago

Too bad that Trumpster has nit even a clue that global worming means climate change... Well, but a no-brainer will not get it...

5points

wusah 5 years ago

He has a bit? And what is global worming? Is that a new thing? A no-brainer? Jesus, you are a malaka.

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Full Name 5 years ago

If this is a 120 year old record, that means in the past it has been COLDER. Ipso facto: you do NOT know that this has anything to do with climate change. Maybe it does, maybe it doesn't. There's no way to know for sure. Dummy.

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jknbt jknbt 5 years ago

Trump managed to deal with the global warming problem in two years as evidenced here. Now he can deal with the global cooling problem.

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JessG 5 years ago

True....but what does that have to do with this post? Climate is not the same as weather

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sneakcollector 5 years ago

Typos: "NOT" and "Global warming" :)))

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Donald Trump 5 years ago

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Gonzalo Terán 5 years ago

Sorry to say, but... Cheap materials don´t make good houses.

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Alusair Alustriel 5 years ago

As much as I sympathize with people going through those circumstances, I hate all the staged pictures specially prepared to show "oh how cold that is". We used to have -40 winters each year, every year back in the days and noone was whining, it was normal.

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Full Name 5 years ago

And yet people seem convinced that this time it's because of globalwarmingclimatechange or whatever. To say this IS because of climate change is bananas.

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Wanda Queen 5 years ago

I live in upstate NY where these temps happen at least once or twice every winter, so we are prepared for it. I can assure you all, this is not "normal" and yes, we may be an evil capitalist country with an utter douchebag for president, but that has nothing to do with the fact that most of the houses in this list just weren't built for that kind of cold......

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Donald Trump 5 years ago

The Mexicans are the reason we are going through a polar vortex.

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Joachim 5 years ago

Kinda funny to look at this, I live in Norway, and temperatures like that ain't uncommon at all.. I was out skiing in -22 C the other day for 2 hours, no problem at all :p (-7 F). But I guess it's what you are used to or not.

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Meeow 5 years ago

That's crazy, I feel like we are in the day after tomorrow movie. I'm worried about those homeless and how many stray can't survives for this weather. if you lives in these area, stay warm!!!

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Lizzie the Crayon 5 years ago

Where I live, it is already in the 60-85 temp range. In the morning, well, that can be a different story, but, this is DEF incomparable to this. Harsh, Mother Nature, just harsh.

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Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago

How climate change contributes to crazy winter weather, explained in a simple diagram: winter-sto...2c77d4.jpg

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Molly Tallmadge 5 years ago

Thanks!

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diane a 5 years ago

Going to be quite a number of deaths attributed to this cold spell. People with inadequate heating etc, not to mention poor homeless on the streets.

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lamps 5 years ago

Mostly it's been the elderly, recently a college student who was out in the early morning for some reason.

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BusLady 5 years ago

Humans are incredibly resilient. I hope this weather gets better soon. I know people are suffering, but it's good to see that people can still have a sense of humor even in hard times.

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Rare Cuts 5 years ago

Did Brad Pitt build these houses?

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Cat person 5 years ago

Today at Costco as we were leaving, my mum saw some people running to the doors, not knowing Costco had just closed. She put down her window to tell them but it was so cold that the window refused to go back up and it took a whole 10 minutes for it to go back up inch by inch

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Cat person 5 years ago

In Canada by the way

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Cat person 5 years ago

Ummm it's also super cold in Canada right now...

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Silverfish_13 5 years ago (edited)

Meanwhile in Australia, we're trying to cool down...

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Bill Hadley 5 years ago

Grew up in Central Manitoba, people just deal with it when they get it every winter. If you're not used to it, then yeah, it's pretty hard on you.

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Huib van Wees (hvwees) 5 years ago

Still deny climate change mr. president....

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Donald Trump 5 years ago

Imma deport you and everything you love.

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minerva15 5 years ago

It would be handy if they included Celsius units...not all of us live in America.

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LoneWolfie 5 years ago

Meanwhile in California it's 75 degrees. And sunny.

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wusah 5 years ago

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queens, bitch 5 years ago

I'm Canadian so this is pretty normal for me. All the snow, ice, frozen toilets, frost taking over the door, pretty used to it.

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Joannie Goulet 5 years ago

I live fairly far up north in Canada and this is just a normal day in winter here. :P

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Joannie Goulet 5 years ago

Also: how poorly insulated are those houses?

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Rob Chapman 5 years ago

It's time like this that I'm glad I live in California (about 15 miles south of San Francisco). The coldest it gets here is the upper 30's. It hasn't snowed here since 1976. Of course, it also never gets above the low 60's in the summer. Gotta love that fog.

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Dean 5 years ago

+2 F today feels wonderful in Minnesota today. This last week was brutal. Temps are supposed to reach + 38 F this weekend. Time for shorts!

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Biana Weatherford 5 years ago

I live in Oregon...it's wet but so temperate. I am so sorry that this is happening and I'm sending warm thoughts. If you need a place to crash...and can get out of the vortex, I've got a blow up mattress. Go west!

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Petra Schaap 5 years ago

these pics are fun and some are bad, but that guy sitting on a bench in a blanket breaks my heart. Doors and rooms are freezing on the inside, and we let homeless people sit outside? what a world :-( It would be very hard for me to not just pick random people up from the street ....

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Broken Bay 5 years ago

Wet fabric could probably be frozen into beautiful sculptures.

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Mary Ann Burgess 5 years ago

And this is one of the reasons why Florida is overcrowded!

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wusah 5 years ago

A s****y state crowded with s****y people, with s****y disgusting heat and humidity.

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Night Owl 5 years ago (edited)

All sooo cool. Looks beautiful from the inside of a warm home. But I imagine it can be a pain in the a** to deal with, especially if it lasts for a long time

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THE ULTIMATE PUGTATO >_< 5 years ago

I live in Ludington by the badger that goes to Wisconsin lots of tourists come here in the summer it’s really cold rn

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Gracie Mae 5 years ago

i moved out of that kind of stuff for a reason--these pics only reinforce it! snow is beautiful when it comes to landscaping, but i'll stick to seeing it on the internet!

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Sandy 5 years ago

The slightest hint of sleet in the UK and everything shuts down and the whole country goes into panic!

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Amanda DuPont 5 years ago

never been happier to live in Fl

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Éva Nemes 5 years ago

Omg, -20, -30 C :D Here in the mountain too, and this is normal, people live, work, play.. not make a drama because of cold.

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Éva Nemes 5 years ago

And the strong winter (with 4-5-8 m snow and so many lavine) is from middle of october-to april, not just 4-5 week, as in USA.

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Car Alarm 5 years ago

These are scary but cool

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TheBoredPanda 5 years ago

I think this is a whole lot of nope here. I'm glad I live in a state where it only gets cold for a week or two in the winter. I grew up in PA but promptly moved south as soon as I was old enough.

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Boss Rainbow 5 years ago

good. stop bombing other countries then probably you will experience a warmer winter next year. til then, happy freezing your jiblets and hoo-haas.

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senderix 5 years ago

I live in western Washington (state). We aren't experiencing anything like this, but we have gotten the most snow this year since 2008 :O

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Nostalgic Hyena 5 years ago

I live in the Chicago area.. they recently cancelled school for almost a whole week because it was so cold.

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Heidi Matsumoto 5 years ago

These pictures make me scared and uncomfortable....It may be waaaaay past the normal thing when it's winter and that thing called polar vortex.

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Chicken Yao 5 years ago

Meanwhile, Texas gets some nice 80 degree weather. We're down here playing outside while y'all are freezing yourselves to death :) (Don't get too jealous- we also get 110 degree summers- on cool days!)

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Keith Mallett 5 years ago

Get used to it, wait until the next few years...as we creep into the next ice age, no sunspots, the sun is getting dark, google sun simulator.

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Sage Jay 5 years ago

Just wanted to brag about how perfect the weather is in Alabama right now

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Eddie77 5 years ago

it's really amazing for me that I live in a tropical country in America, and I think it would be hard to bear so cold ...

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Phoenix VW 5 years ago

Can’t believe (in reality) that extreme cold weather can happen to us! Been ages!

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M. W. 5 years ago

I understand the cold like -20 something could be a big deal. But -10? It is winter for godsakes I have a feeling that because the climat is changing people are forgetting what winters are. And also America this is what you get with poor house bouilding quality and piping. I knowcthat in some regions there never was such cold winter, but the pics with -9 celsius are just like normal for winter. Aren't they?

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Mimi M 5 years ago

Went jogging barefoot on the beach today. People were sunbathing in the 70-degree ('winter') weather here. I'm sorry - all of you have my sympathies...

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Lesley Langlois 5 years ago

It's way colder than -9C in Canada! That's our summer temp. ;-)

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Loretta 5 years ago

For all you guys who maybe think "How could global warming be real, when it's so cold?"- it's because global warming f***s up the whole climate system of the planet, and weather extremes are becoming much more frequent. Which can also mean local extreme colds.

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Bluebell Rizzi 5 years ago

Only now do I fully appreciate the country I live in XD

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Kerolos Saleib 5 years ago

We are not alone. My face hurts

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Dont Beathief 5 years ago

How about crediting the people you stole these pics/gifs from, you low life c*nts!

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Georgann Haeffner 5 years ago

I needed a WOW button! These were great. My work closed those two days, and I didn't even stick my nose outside!

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Rae-Louise Hetzel 5 years ago

I am another Australian and I cannot imagine cold like you are all experiencing. Heat yes, at present Australia has one state burning with massive bush fires and another drowning in flood waters but we never experience this type of cold

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Alex K 5 years ago

american's houses are flimsy and fake

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Paulene 5 years ago

Ice on the inside of the windows reminds me of when we were children. But these photos are amazing!

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Sofia Bellavista 5 years ago

But don't worry Trump voters, climate change is just a hoax right? Honestly it takes an off-the-charts level of willful ignorance to refuse to acknowledge what's before your own eyes.

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Lara Verne 5 years ago

I live in Europe. We had this cold winter few years ago, brrr!

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The Frog 5 years ago

Ok so when I heard on the News about your weather I dunno just assumed it wasn't as bad as they were making it out to be, after looking at the pictures it's all hit home just how bad your weather is, we have cold weather too here but like on -4 to -8/9 and we suffer but like I've said before it's what 'one' is used too, there's no.. Well our weather's colder than yours ect, everyone is from different parts of the world, hats off to you guys over there! Take care, keep warm, much LOVE

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Roberto Durante 5 years ago (edited)

my friend living in Saint Petersburg in Russia and she never have ice inside even with minus 40ºCelcius

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Lydia Spieker 5 years ago

Where I live it's +35 C 91 F .. and I was looking at snow pictures dreaming of how nice it might be ..... probably mistaken??

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Robert Rodrigues 5 years ago

I'm always complainng about the temperature during summer here in Rio de Janeiro, right now around 42Cº. But after looking at those pics, I'm glad to be in Rio...

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Marcos Di Bello 5 years ago

Just to remind the ignorant people that America is a continent and not a country, in many places of America today it is very hot.

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Full Name 5 years ago

NORTH America is a continent. America is a country.

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Mandy Delaforce (PC Girl) 5 years ago

Australian - It's been sitting around 40°C and i just can't imagine how cold that is.

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Sasy 5 years ago

This is why as an Aussie I get NO sympathy when I saw in winter 'I am freezing' my US friends laugh at me, and remind me what freezing actually means. I used to feel all put out by it, now not so much, because OUCH.

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Full Name 5 years ago

Get some Canadian friends because they can laugh at your US friends because they don't know what "I am freezing" really means either, haha.

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TheKnightOwl 5 years ago

Not surprising, considering we're well and truly overdue for an ice age. People so worried about man made climate change, and they don't stop to think the climate has been changing since the beginning of time...and the clock is ticking. We need to learn to adapt, and even have evacuation plans for this type of event in the future. I'm not being overly dramatic either; they found the remains of a woolly mammoth who was snap frozen so quickly the flowers in its stomach were preserved; you know how cold it has to be for that to happen? Too cold for humans to endure.

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Iwo Sol 5 years ago

i wonder how many animals get frozen to death becuse pepole didnt let them hide inside, left them chained outside and so on...

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Full Name 5 years ago

None? Yeah, none. Let's go with that assumption because it's already too late and I'd be super sad.

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Mark CM 5 years ago

Ah ,,, put a sweater on ya wimps!

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Lidija Malkic 5 years ago

No winters of that level cold for me, I wouldn’t survive

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Theo Groenevelt 5 years ago

Well....as An Oil and Gas Insprctor working in Alberta's Oil Sands....I think most of you have no CLUE what REAL cold is....-20 to -30F is a Normal Winter day up here....we call stuff -40C (-40F) and colder...as "Chilly"... but then I had to laugh...was in North Carolina a few years ago and it was 72F outside and there were folks wearing Down Jackets and Toques (hats in Americun), on their heads....

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Magpie 5 years ago

https://scied.ucar.edu/blog/why-polar-vortex-keeps-breaking-out-arctic _________________Typically, a large difference in temperature between the air of the polar vortex and the air in the mid-latitudes drives the polar jet stream. However, the Arctic is warming faster than other areas of the planet, which makes the difference in temperature less distinct. This causes the polar jet stream to meander north and south instead of making a beeline around,,,,,,,,,,,

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Beverly Heath 5 years ago

I think I remember why I moved from Northern Indiana, by Chicago, to California.

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Gabby M 5 years ago

I live in upstate NY so I'm use to cold temps.....I'm good with just a hoodie down to 0F IF there is no wind...anything lower and I don't leave the house lol

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nanashi 5 years ago

while me, on the other side of the earth, is very annoyed that mornings are getting warmer than usual.

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Melissa 5 years ago

I feel for those people. I am so glad I don't live in those states. Currently, where I live... I thought this current temp was cold until I saw these pictures and what it is there. I just looked and saw here in Washington State, it is 36 F/2 C. It'd probably feel like summer right there for them. I hope this weather doesn't last long. I already feel sad for the people that have died. Stay and dress warm. Don't go out unless you have no choice. <3

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Ian Osmond 5 years ago

... these people do not have very good insulation. More to the point, global climate change is putting this kind of weather in places where people didn't NEED overly great insulation before this.

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Megan Romero-Herman 5 years ago

So grateful to be living in Arizona!

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Elizabeth Gardner 5 years ago

As it is with your intense cold we suffer intense heat. Our area rated the highest January temps ever recorded. Some places 48.5 celcius.

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Oscar 5 years ago

Stay safe guys!

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Hm Mm 5 years ago

I live in a tropical country where even right now its hot af and I'm under a tree enjoying the breeze. Lol. I feel much more grateful for the sun now. I dont think could ever survive if i migrate and have to experience those temperatures

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wusah 5 years ago

Gross

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jknbt jknbt 5 years ago

my sympathies to your situation, midwesterners....I live in the land of weather extremes on the Texas Gulf Coast. Hurricane Harvey had flood water at my doorstep, so I got out of it light. Some people in Houston had muddy water six feet deep in their bedroom...on the second floor. I have had heat exhaustion in the summer several times just from walking from the air conditioned building to the car out on the far backside of a full parking lot. Yikes. We got so much rain in 1987 through 1988 that the inches rainfall were more than what certain parts of the Amazon get. I could do nothing as I watched seventy expensive hybrid roses drown (even though they were planted in a well-drained raised bed). To replace them at current online prices would be about $2000. So I am sympathetic to your situation. Please show similar concern the next time the US gulf coast goes through another weather catastrophe.

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Rachelle 5 years ago

Oh 'Muricans - you're so funny! This kind of s**t happens every single winter up here in Canada... and it lasts for 6 f*****g months!

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M O'Connell 5 years ago

Part of it is the 'unknown' of a temperature extreme. The last time it was this cold in my area was in 1995. That leaves everyone under the age of 25 with no experience at all with this kind of cold. Once they've experienced it a time or two, they will be prepared when it rolls around again.

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lamps 5 years ago

...Because it's atypical here. How can you not comprehend this? Instead of being smug, use this opportunity to exercise your brain.

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Noez 🇸🇪 5 years ago

Pretty much the same in Scandinavia 😏

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Danielle Renee 5 years ago

i'm so glad i live in florida

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wusah 5 years ago

Florida is a cesspool

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The Girl on Fire 5 years ago

This makes me nervous as in a week I'm moving to Wisconsin and have to go across South Dakota and Minnesota. Granted I'm not driving but still. :/

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Amanda Ferraz 5 years ago

127? Only see 53

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TheKnightOwl 5 years ago

This happens more than it should on this site.

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abhinav panwar 5 years ago

Ned Stark was warning us all along....Winter is here!!!

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The Phantom of the Opera 5 years ago

And here I was thinking that New England was cold.

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Magpie 5 years ago

You all understand that climate warming = increased turbulence? This is just another effect.

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Full Name 5 years ago

Because it never got this cold before? Oh right, it did. Explain.

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Ryo Bakura 5 years ago

That's not climate change, is it Donald? Of course not. It's natural for ice to form INSIDE people's houses.

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Full Name 5 years ago

Depends where you live. Take your secrete crush on Trump elsewhere.

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John L 5 years ago

Hey Guys, Welcome to The Grand Solar Minimum. Nothing really new here, but it looks like this one will be on par with the Maunder Minimum of the 17th century. Its called "Climate Change", but not in the direction the Satist Whackos keep telling us. Just like anything the gov-ment tells you, do the opposite and you're doing ok. 00-Yep-5c5...c38302.gif

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TheKnightOwl 5 years ago

It's unfortunate people are so quick to disregard comments like this. Government propaganda doesn't just happen in Nth Korea, folks.

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TJler 5 years ago

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Lucy Shepard (TheLlamaPrism) 5 years ago

Well, you must live somewhere else, kid. Weather is different in different places

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Magdalina777 5 years ago

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Yoanie Déry-Boudreau 5 years ago

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Jolijn Njamin-Geurts van Kessel 5 years ago

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Maci Wilcox 5 years ago

Yeah, I've gotten used to it...The best part is that we've gotten a week off school!

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Nancy Jeckells 5 years ago

you sure do get used to it ! I am from Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada . Ive lived in England for 32 years, and just KNOW I couldn't cope with another Canadian winter !

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Carol Emory 5 years ago

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donghun's emo cactus 5 years ago

Honestly, as someone who grew up in Kansas, I've been used the the sub-degree levels since I was little, but not all this damn snow!

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Judy Schafer 5 years ago

No, born and raised, hate it, will never, ever get used to this. It sucks on so many levels.

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Renee Gauthier 5 years ago

Yeah, I'm from Florida. I can't even begin to imagine.

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Teri Hawk 5 years ago

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K.R. 5 years ago

How are you dealing with the opposite issue of the winter polar vortexes? Heard your country is encountering extreme heat!!

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Alusair Alustriel 5 years ago

You build differently, dress up differently and go by. Try imagining it afterall.

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Gunilla Olsson 5 years ago

I thought you have a hard time in Australia too right now? Swedish newspapers wright about extremely hot weather in Australia. Here in Sweden it’s about -2 * Celsius and snow.

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Chris Mugea 5 years ago

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Anna Ledwońska 5 years ago (edited)

Look at pictures from Oymyakon, Russia - coldest city. Average minus 50 C ( minus 58 F) I suppose when widy -70 even... That is hardcore ;) Or Yakutsk

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Tora Wookiee Macaw 5 years ago

Hot in Perth; Roasting everywhere else in our sun burnt country!

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Wendy Walecka 5 years ago

Dress in lots of layers. My Under Armor 3.0 base layer has been a godsend. Thank goodness this kind of cold is not typical!

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Nichola Smith 5 years ago

Same from living in NZ!

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Slune 5 years ago

What confuses me mostly, that in a few pictures the apartments seems to be zero isolated and the doors are made of thin materials

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M O'Connell 5 years ago

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Full Name 5 years ago

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KCN 5 years ago

A couple photos are from outhouses, with no insulation or heat.

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sharron lynn parsons 5 years ago

I think you meant to say zero insulation, some houses are poorly built !!!

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Sivi 5 years ago

Ok as someone from West-Norway who been through a few super frosty winters and family owns a cabin up the mountains, how the f**k do you get frost indoors?

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Ian Osmond 5 years ago

Drafty construction.

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Anne 5 years ago

I've lived in the US, they don't usually build with bricks. It's all wood frame, little insulation and then a front cover of some type, plaster and boom. you have a house.

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Noez 🇸🇪 5 years ago

Bra fråga...

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Týna Ef 5 years ago

theese houses are build from cardboard or what?

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Glenn Slingsby 5 years ago

Tree houses.

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Vlad Horobet 5 years ago

With all this cold I'm expecting Trump to come with the idea of a Ice Wall.

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Caridina Japonica 5 years ago

So Trump would be a white walker at the north side of the wall. Pretty accurate.

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Full Name 5 years ago

Ice wall sounds fun as hell. Sign me up!

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John Smith 5 years ago

Make Vlad Triggered Again!

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Donald Trump 5 years ago

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ronathan 5 years ago

Surely some of these just show how poorly the houses are constructed and/insulated?

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Valentina Tosheva 5 years ago

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Joannie Goulet 5 years ago

We just had a house built and that made me realize that insulation is probably everyone's number one preoccupation here when building something.

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tuzdayschild 5 years ago

Tell Elsa we get it. She can go back to Arendelle now.

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Oleg Bochkis 5 years ago

meanwhile in Russia 5a170262fc...213782.jpg

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Magdalina777 5 years ago

So much ice inside...do they not have winters normally at all? There gotta be like no heating nor insulation for this. That's awful. Outside looks really cool though, am jealous :P

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Effseven Six 5 years ago

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lamps 5 years ago

...It was a lot colder than -19.

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Dorothy Parker 5 years ago

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wusah 5 years ago

Calm the down, skippy.

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sneakcollector 5 years ago

Too bad that Trumpster has nit even a clue that global worming means climate change... Well, but a no-brainer will not get it...

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wusah 5 years ago

He has a bit? And what is global worming? Is that a new thing? A no-brainer? Jesus, you are a malaka.

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Full Name 5 years ago

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jknbt jknbt 5 years ago

Trump managed to deal with the global warming problem in two years as evidenced here. Now he can deal with the global cooling problem.

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JessG 5 years ago

True....but what does that have to do with this post? Climate is not the same as weather

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sneakcollector 5 years ago

Typos: "NOT" and "Global warming" :)))

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Donald Trump 5 years ago

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Gonzalo Terán 5 years ago

Sorry to say, but... Cheap materials don´t make good houses.

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Alusair Alustriel 5 years ago

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Full Name 5 years ago

And yet people seem convinced that this time it's because of globalwarmingclimatechange or whatever. To say this IS because of climate change is bananas.

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Wanda Queen 5 years ago

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Donald Trump 5 years ago

The Mexicans are the reason we are going through a polar vortex.

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Joachim 5 years ago

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Meeow 5 years ago

That's crazy, I feel like we are in the day after tomorrow movie. I'm worried about those homeless and how many stray can't survives for this weather. if you lives in these area, stay warm!!!

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Lizzie the Crayon 5 years ago

Where I live, it is already in the 60-85 temp range. In the morning, well, that can be a different story, but, this is DEF incomparable to this. Harsh, Mother Nature, just harsh.

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Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago

How climate change contributes to crazy winter weather, explained in a simple diagram: winter-sto...2c77d4.jpg

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Molly Tallmadge 5 years ago

Thanks!

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diane a 5 years ago

Going to be quite a number of deaths attributed to this cold spell. People with inadequate heating etc, not to mention poor homeless on the streets.

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lamps 5 years ago

Mostly it's been the elderly, recently a college student who was out in the early morning for some reason.

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BusLady 5 years ago

Humans are incredibly resilient. I hope this weather gets better soon. I know people are suffering, but it's good to see that people can still have a sense of humor even in hard times.

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Rare Cuts 5 years ago

Did Brad Pitt build these houses?

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Cat person 5 years ago

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Cat person 5 years ago

In Canada by the way

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Cat person 5 years ago

Ummm it's also super cold in Canada right now...

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Silverfish_13 5 years ago (edited)

Meanwhile in Australia, we're trying to cool down...

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Bill Hadley 5 years ago

Grew up in Central Manitoba, people just deal with it when they get it every winter. If you're not used to it, then yeah, it's pretty hard on you.

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Huib van Wees (hvwees) 5 years ago

Still deny climate change mr. president....

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Donald Trump 5 years ago

Imma deport you and everything you love.

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minerva15 5 years ago

It would be handy if they included Celsius units...not all of us live in America.

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LoneWolfie 5 years ago

Meanwhile in California it's 75 degrees. And sunny.

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wusah 5 years ago

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queens, bitch 5 years ago

I'm Canadian so this is pretty normal for me. All the snow, ice, frozen toilets, frost taking over the door, pretty used to it.

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Joannie Goulet 5 years ago

I live fairly far up north in Canada and this is just a normal day in winter here. :P

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Joannie Goulet 5 years ago

Also: how poorly insulated are those houses?

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Rob Chapman 5 years ago

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Dean 5 years ago

+2 F today feels wonderful in Minnesota today. This last week was brutal. Temps are supposed to reach + 38 F this weekend. Time for shorts!

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Biana Weatherford 5 years ago

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Petra Schaap 5 years ago

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Broken Bay 5 years ago

Wet fabric could probably be frozen into beautiful sculptures.

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Mary Ann Burgess 5 years ago

And this is one of the reasons why Florida is overcrowded!

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wusah 5 years ago

A s****y state crowded with s****y people, with s****y disgusting heat and humidity.

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Night Owl 5 years ago (edited)

All sooo cool. Looks beautiful from the inside of a warm home. But I imagine it can be a pain in the a** to deal with, especially if it lasts for a long time

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THE ULTIMATE PUGTATO >_< 5 years ago

I live in Ludington by the badger that goes to Wisconsin lots of tourists come here in the summer it’s really cold rn

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Gracie Mae 5 years ago

i moved out of that kind of stuff for a reason--these pics only reinforce it! snow is beautiful when it comes to landscaping, but i'll stick to seeing it on the internet!

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Sandy 5 years ago

The slightest hint of sleet in the UK and everything shuts down and the whole country goes into panic!

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Amanda DuPont 5 years ago

never been happier to live in Fl

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Éva Nemes 5 years ago

Omg, -20, -30 C :D Here in the mountain too, and this is normal, people live, work, play.. not make a drama because of cold.

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Éva Nemes 5 years ago

And the strong winter (with 4-5-8 m snow and so many lavine) is from middle of october-to april, not just 4-5 week, as in USA.

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Car Alarm 5 years ago

These are scary but cool

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TheBoredPanda 5 years ago

I think this is a whole lot of nope here. I'm glad I live in a state where it only gets cold for a week or two in the winter. I grew up in PA but promptly moved south as soon as I was old enough.

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Boss Rainbow 5 years ago

good. stop bombing other countries then probably you will experience a warmer winter next year. til then, happy freezing your jiblets and hoo-haas.

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senderix 5 years ago

I live in western Washington (state). We aren't experiencing anything like this, but we have gotten the most snow this year since 2008 :O

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Nostalgic Hyena 5 years ago

I live in the Chicago area.. they recently cancelled school for almost a whole week because it was so cold.

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Heidi Matsumoto 5 years ago

These pictures make me scared and uncomfortable....It may be waaaaay past the normal thing when it's winter and that thing called polar vortex.

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Chicken Yao 5 years ago

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Keith Mallett 5 years ago

Get used to it, wait until the next few years...as we creep into the next ice age, no sunspots, the sun is getting dark, google sun simulator.

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Sage Jay 5 years ago

Just wanted to brag about how perfect the weather is in Alabama right now

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Eddie77 5 years ago

it's really amazing for me that I live in a tropical country in America, and I think it would be hard to bear so cold ...

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Phoenix VW 5 years ago

Can’t believe (in reality) that extreme cold weather can happen to us! Been ages!

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M. W. 5 years ago

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Mimi M 5 years ago

Went jogging barefoot on the beach today. People were sunbathing in the 70-degree ('winter') weather here. I'm sorry - all of you have my sympathies...

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Lesley Langlois 5 years ago

It's way colder than -9C in Canada! That's our summer temp. ;-)

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Loretta 5 years ago

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Bluebell Rizzi 5 years ago

Only now do I fully appreciate the country I live in XD

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Kerolos Saleib 5 years ago

We are not alone. My face hurts

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Dont Beathief 5 years ago

How about crediting the people you stole these pics/gifs from, you low life c*nts!

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Georgann Haeffner 5 years ago

I needed a WOW button! These were great. My work closed those two days, and I didn't even stick my nose outside!

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Rae-Louise Hetzel 5 years ago

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Alex K 5 years ago

american's houses are flimsy and fake

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Paulene 5 years ago

Ice on the inside of the windows reminds me of when we were children. But these photos are amazing!

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Sofia Bellavista 5 years ago

But don't worry Trump voters, climate change is just a hoax right? Honestly it takes an off-the-charts level of willful ignorance to refuse to acknowledge what's before your own eyes.

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Lara Verne 5 years ago

I live in Europe. We had this cold winter few years ago, brrr!

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The Frog 5 years ago

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Roberto Durante 5 years ago (edited)

my friend living in Saint Petersburg in Russia and she never have ice inside even with minus 40ºCelcius

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Lydia Spieker 5 years ago

Where I live it's +35 C 91 F .. and I was looking at snow pictures dreaming of how nice it might be ..... probably mistaken??

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Robert Rodrigues 5 years ago

I'm always complainng about the temperature during summer here in Rio de Janeiro, right now around 42Cº. But after looking at those pics, I'm glad to be in Rio...

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Marcos Di Bello 5 years ago

Just to remind the ignorant people that America is a continent and not a country, in many places of America today it is very hot.

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Full Name 5 years ago

NORTH America is a continent. America is a country.

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Mandy Delaforce (PC Girl) 5 years ago

Australian - It's been sitting around 40°C and i just can't imagine how cold that is.

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Sasy 5 years ago

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Full Name 5 years ago

Get some Canadian friends because they can laugh at your US friends because they don't know what "I am freezing" really means either, haha.

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TheKnightOwl 5 years ago

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Iwo Sol 5 years ago

i wonder how many animals get frozen to death becuse pepole didnt let them hide inside, left them chained outside and so on...

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Full Name 5 years ago

None? Yeah, none. Let's go with that assumption because it's already too late and I'd be super sad.

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Mark CM 5 years ago

Ah ,,, put a sweater on ya wimps!

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Lidija Malkic 5 years ago

No winters of that level cold for me, I wouldn’t survive

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Theo Groenevelt 5 years ago

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Magpie 5 years ago

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Beverly Heath 5 years ago

I think I remember why I moved from Northern Indiana, by Chicago, to California.

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Gabby M 5 years ago

I live in upstate NY so I'm use to cold temps.....I'm good with just a hoodie down to 0F IF there is no wind...anything lower and I don't leave the house lol

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nanashi 5 years ago

while me, on the other side of the earth, is very annoyed that mornings are getting warmer than usual.

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Melissa 5 years ago

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Ian Osmond 5 years ago

... these people do not have very good insulation. More to the point, global climate change is putting this kind of weather in places where people didn't NEED overly great insulation before this.

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Megan Romero-Herman 5 years ago

So grateful to be living in Arizona!

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Elizabeth Gardner 5 years ago

As it is with your intense cold we suffer intense heat. Our area rated the highest January temps ever recorded. Some places 48.5 celcius.

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Oscar 5 years ago

Stay safe guys!

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Hm Mm 5 years ago

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wusah 5 years ago

Gross

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jknbt jknbt 5 years ago

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Rachelle 5 years ago

Oh 'Muricans - you're so funny! This kind of s**t happens every single winter up here in Canada... and it lasts for 6 f*****g months!

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M O'Connell 5 years ago

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lamps 5 years ago

...Because it's atypical here. How can you not comprehend this? Instead of being smug, use this opportunity to exercise your brain.

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Noez 🇸🇪 5 years ago

Pretty much the same in Scandinavia 😏

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Danielle Renee 5 years ago

i'm so glad i live in florida

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wusah 5 years ago

Florida is a cesspool

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The Girl on Fire 5 years ago

This makes me nervous as in a week I'm moving to Wisconsin and have to go across South Dakota and Minnesota. Granted I'm not driving but still. :/

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Amanda Ferraz 5 years ago

127? Only see 53

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TheKnightOwl 5 years ago

This happens more than it should on this site.

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abhinav panwar 5 years ago

Ned Stark was warning us all along....Winter is here!!!

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The Phantom of the Opera 5 years ago

And here I was thinking that New England was cold.

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Magpie 5 years ago

You all understand that climate warming = increased turbulence? This is just another effect.

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Full Name 5 years ago

Because it never got this cold before? Oh right, it did. Explain.

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Ryo Bakura 5 years ago

That's not climate change, is it Donald? Of course not. It's natural for ice to form INSIDE people's houses.

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Full Name 5 years ago

Depends where you live. Take your secrete crush on Trump elsewhere.

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John L 5 years ago

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TheKnightOwl 5 years ago

It's unfortunate people are so quick to disregard comments like this. Government propaganda doesn't just happen in Nth Korea, folks.

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TJler 5 years ago

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Lucy Shepard (TheLlamaPrism) 5 years ago

Well, you must live somewhere else, kid. Weather is different in different places

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