here in guam it's about 87 degrees F!!!! YEARROUND!!!

 

I was right then...


Yeah, the traction rating only applies to asphalt and rain... I've never heard of a snow traction rating (correct me if I'm wrong). So even a M+S tire that would be rated AA would not necessarily be that good in the snow... anyway, no all-seasons tires I've ever driven on was ever good in the snow. Some are decent enough so that you whould not kill yourself if you're super careful... that's the best you can hope to get from them.

And yeah, you PR and southern US guys are really lucky... unless a hurricane goes through your home of course. I would probably enjoy PR very much... I've seen a bit of it through TV and it looks like I place I would like to visit. Maybe some day...

Juan, thanks for the PM... once again, I wasn't in front of my computer, sorry. BTW: Thanksgiving was in october... that's why me an Adam thought it was kinda funny that all of you guys are celebrating this weekend.

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One is enough for me....... +10 lbs =

 

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Ha, ha, ha! Well, that's one problem I don't have... I cannot for the love of me take on any weight! I must have taken 10 pounds in 10 years... and all of it is muscle mass from building the house! So now I'm at 130lbs!!! Being that size suck... but yeah, there's one big advantage, I can eat all the pie I want!

You americans better save me some leftovers!

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happy thanksgiving.... little late but o well

 

Ectomorph

 

Do they celebrate Thanksgiving in Canada and Puerto Rico?

 

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Whe don't celebrate it in november... it's in october here.

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That's me alright... I managed to gain 10lbs of muscle mass on the last two years though. But that's building a house by myself for Pete's sake! I'm telling you man, there's no hope for me...


[OKAY, only 9lbs... just weighed myself ]

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yes in PR we celebrate every single american holiday because we are commonwealtyh.. this means i was born an american citizen, dont need a passport or a visa to get in/out of the us and most importan i dont pay sale taxes (thats why most of the things here are quite cheap in some areas of commerce and some are expensive because taxes are built in the price -this means what yuo see on the sticker is what you pay-)
example
a pack of cigarrets
NYC= $7 and up
PR=3.75 (fixed)

i work at sears so this is my reference
a stove that cost in the us 500 there it cost arround 650 here


so yes there some advantages :-D

 

lol its still 80 degrese in austin tx. winter wont hit for a few more weeks, then it might get down to 60 if were lucky

 

Don't forget we also celebrate some Mexican holidays, Chineese, Irish, and some of our own... Party all year long

 

Sounds like you PR guys have it made. Benefits of US citizenship with lower cost of living.

 

^^ yes we do real estate is no t that cheap but overall we do have it made...
and summer all year who says no to that? lol