Originally Florida.

Where in Florida? I used to live in the panhandle area.

Silicon Valley – Technically Mountain View, CA

@Feud : I lived in Jacksonville most my life, but lived in Bonifay(north of Panama City)for a while when I was kid. My Dad's side of family is from panhandle area.

Ok, I've been to Bonifay. I used to live in Crestview (north of Fort Walton), Destin, and Callaway (an eastern suburb of panama city). You probably know where those are, but just in case, I figured I would explain.

Originally from Homer, Alaska (closest thing to paradise)- Now Jacksonville, R-Kansas, right next to Little Rock.

North-west Missouri, USA

I heard Reno is so close to hell that you can see Sparks.

Hehe, actually, I do live in Sparks, but I said Reno because people are more familiar with it and Reno is just down the street. But yea, you can see Sparks from Reno. Technically speaking, Vegas would be closer to hell, we're almost 5000 feet in altitude here and get a fair bit of snow in the winter.

Broken Hill NSW Australia
The middle of nowhere!

Akron, Ohio

Melbourne Australia, currently in perth

woot, theres 3 known aussie's on here, I'm not the only one of my kind that loves the game!

Hehe, actually, I do live in Sparks, but I said Reno because people are more familiar with it and Reno is just down the street. But yea, you can see Sparks from Reno. Technically speaking, Vegas would be closer to hell, we're almost 5000 feet in altitude here and get a fair bit of snow in the winter.

Las Vegas can get upto 120% degrees without humidity. If you can imagine a human being in a microwave...Thats vegas.

Renos laws suck though. Would never live there.

Manchester, home to the best football team ever, Manchester United, England.

Hey Megloblob, im from Bury!

Las Vegas can get upto 120% degrees without humidity. If you can imagine a human being in a microwave...Thats vegas.

Wow, 120% degrees. That's a lot of percents.

Mesa, AZ can beat you guys though. While we top out at 100% degrees, those degrees can total 125 in number, not counting humidity.

Hehe, I know a place hotter than Vegas...Phoenix. Beautiful in the Winter and nice most of the year, but in the summer, you can fry an egg on the sidewalk. I was there once in the Summer where it was 126F four days in a row. Going outside felt like a blast furnace. Never seen Vegas get above 115F and I lived there for a while, that's still pretty stinking hot though. In Reno, we rarely see anything above 100F, but it's pretty cold here in the Winter.

miami,florida

Hehe, I know a place hotter than Vegas...Phoenix.

Mesa is about ten miles east of Pheonix, so I know what you mean!

Freakin hell you guys are weak, down in Australia it gets up to 45C's (and thats in the middle of a tropic of something) on a hot day and the hard people are up in alice stuck in the middle of a freakin desert next to a bloody rock at 36C - 51C ALL year.

And i'm pulling the punches at the english soods, you called a health alert when it got to 25C, i mean what the @#$#ing hell???.

And i'm pulling the punches at the english soods, you called a health alert when it got to 25C, i mean what the @#$#ing hell???.

I agree. Just so you know, 125 to us is 51 to you. As for 36C, that's our nighttime low in Arizona during the summer.

I'm from Southern California's Inland Empire Lake Elsinore (Used to live in Yuma AZ 120 in the day 30 at night

Laurel, Maryland, about halfway between DC and Baltimore.

Freakin hell you guys are weak, down in Australia it gets up to 45C's (and thats in the middle of a tropic of something) on a hot day and the hard people are up in alice stuck in the middle of a freakin desert next to a bloody rock at 36C - 51C ALL year.

I know what you're talking about. My sister is Australian (she's lived there for almost 20 years now) and she told me about Alice. It gets so hot there, people live underground. They say Death Valley in CA is the hottest place on Earth but I understand Alice is right up there too.

Enough about hot weather, who's got the coldest. I live in Houston now (pretty hot, but damn humid). I orginally come from Wisconsin, which has winter lows around 0 deg F on average. Not the coldest, but if you go to school at the University of WI in Madison, the campus is right between two lakes, with winds making the wind chill in the neighborhood of -40 deg F on the worst nights. My car wouldn't start for a week one winter. Then you can travel to the upper peninsula of Michigan, and see 20 foot snow drifts piled on each side of the road. Nasty!

Anyone from Siberia?

And i'm pulling the punches at the english soods, you called a health alert when it got to 25C, i mean what the @#$#ing hell???.

Omg shadowmaster king, yea it might not be hot 'relatively speaking', but for US it is! you know about British weather...and a lot of people died because of that heatwave! thousands in fact, so there is every reason to issue a health warning!

Oakton, Virginia US of A