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   templo SUD said, 12 months ago

   Similarly, when winter comes along, I wear my BYU-Hawaii T-shirt & other tropical-themed Ts (over a long-sleeved shirt) to help think warm.
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   revisages said, 12 months ago

   might as well get that Silly String fight going
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   rf_eq said, 12 months ago

   is that the right shade?
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   dukedoug said, 12 months ago

   This is just what a lot of people do here in Aus at Christmas … spray fake snow everywhere when it’s 40C in the shade.
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   psychlady said, 12 months ago

   Does it really help?
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   Rx71Wm29 said, 12 months ago

   Just the scent of spray on (fake) snow brings back some wonderful childhood memories of Christmas!
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   LafInLarry said, 12 months ago

   When it gets really hot, that stuff melts.
   Not really. I thought I should look it up before posting and every site I found with properties of the chemical most likely in there says the melting point is not applicable.
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   SwimsWithSharks said, 12 months ago

   You know what would be really hot? A little snow on Neve Campbell’s sternum.
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   celecca said, 12 months ago

   I have that – it’s called dust
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    INGSOC said, 12 months ago

    Place the central air at 25 degrees, or lower….
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    INGSOC said, 12 months ago

    Also your boyfriends dandruff falling onto his shoulder, may help too….
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    thehag said, 12 months ago

    @celecca

    Me too! and tinsel that a mosquito eater spins daily.
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