TAN #53 World Champion TAN (Page 20)

You want cold?  Minnesota.  Once, I went up there in Feb. for a funeral.  I left the airport and it was SOOO cold, I started to panic a little.  You can just tell, that if you spent any time out there, you would die.  You're instincts just told you that it was bad to be outside.

(it was below zero, that day....).

They have to plug there cars into the wall sockets so the engine blocks don't freeze.  That's sick.

You want cold?  Minnesota.  Once, I went up there in Feb. for a funeral.  I left the airport and it was SOOO cold, I started to panic a little.  You can just tell, that if you spent any time out there, you would die.  You're instincts just told you that it was bad to be outside.

(it was below zero, that day....).

They have to plug there cars into the wall sockets so the engine blocks don't freeze.  That's sick.

You want cold? Minnesota. Once, I went up there in Feb. for a funeral. I left the airport and it was SOOO cold, I started to panic a little. You can just tell, that if you spent any time out there, you would die. You're instincts just told you that it was bad to be outside.

(it was below zero, that day....).

They have to plug there cars into the wall sockets so the engine blocks don't freeze. That's sick.

You want cold?  Minnesota.  Once, I went up there in Feb. for a funeral.  I left the airport and it was SOOO cold, I started to panic a little.  You can just tell, that if you spent any time out there, you would die.  You're instincts just told you that it was bad to be outside.

(it was below zero, that day....).

They have to plug there cars into the wall sockets so the engine blocks don't freeze.  That's sick.

I know, that's what I keep thinking about. That it's gonna be 80 degrees on the 26th for you guys. Last year, we had good weather, a bit warmer than usual, but not ridiculous. Beautiful day.

Dude...I grew up in Wisconsin.  I understand cold.  My parents cars all have the engine block heaters.

I drive a diesel.  You have to make sure the diesel is "winterized" - they add an additive to lower the temperature where it goes from liquid to solid.  I did have once where it turned to a solid in my fuel lines and had to get a tow to a garage so it would liquefy again.  It's crazy. 

You want cold?  Minnesota.  Once, I went up there in Feb. for a funeral.  I left the airport and it was SOOO cold, I started to panic a little.  You can just tell, that if you spent any time out there, you would die.  You're instincts just told you that it was bad to be outside.

(it was below zero, that day....).

They have to plug there cars into the wall sockets so the engine blocks don't freeze.  That's sick.

That's generally Jan 15th to Feb 20th or so.  The wind starts blowing and you walk outside and you can't even breathe. 

That's generally Jan 15th to Feb 20th or so.  The wind starts blowing and you walk outside and you can't even breathe. 

Shut up.  I don't need more to worry about.

I think that during the bike, as long as it's sunny, I can deal with it.  a long sleeve jersey at most.

I will probably pack a fleece for the run if it's cold.  I will have to finish at night, and then it could be bad.  Last year, it was really warm, so a trisuit was perfect.

Yup, that's the coldest part of the year - the part that sucks the most up north. And everyone goes nuts from being inside too much.

Yeah - then it gets up to 40 and the idiots start to go outside in shorts.

You should be all right with some arm and leg warmers. Those come pretty cheap.

That's generally Jan 15th to Feb 20th or so.  The wind starts blowing and you walk outside and you can't even breathe.