She just realised, that’s why she’s terrifiedThe terrified lady in the background. Her right hand is missing one.
She just realised, that’s why she’s terrifiedThe terrified lady in the background. Her right hand is missing one.
Don't interpret it literallyThe terrified lady in the background. Her right hand is missing one.
My audio system works similarly....: IFF inoperative in OFF mode.
S: IFF always inoperative in OFF mode.
And a (nord)swedish guy i know said recently in a videocall: it was warm today, only -20*C ( -4 °F), that is not a real winter...
It's all relativeAnd a (nord)swedish guy i know said recently in a videocall: it was warm today, only -20*C ( -4 °F), that is not a real winter...
In some parts of northern siberia, that is still warm, The northern Yakutsk (or Sakha) region in north-east Siberia often goes to -60 to -65*C, with a record of -71.2 °C (-96.2 °F) in 1924, and unofficial records that even go 10° lower... It's considered the coldest place on earth that is inhabited.It's all relative
A recent headline for my neck of the woods:
Seven Alberta locations are among the coldest on Earth today
Extreme cold warnings are in effect for much of Alberta, with Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) warning of wind chill values between -40°C and -45°C in some spots.
And today the chinook winds delivering positive temperatures are here; but please, no one tell dicaprio or we will have to hear all the world ending proclamations all over again.cold warnings are in effect for much of Alberta
Is that all? Locals in Banff some years back didn't seem to think -42°C without wind chill was particularly cold. Relatives elsewhere in Alberta said it could get a lot colder.Extreme cold warnings are in effect for much of Alberta, with Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) warning of wind chill values between -40°C and -45°C in some spots.