Hot, hot, hot

[Son]

Hey Pan, you have more rocks on your side of the lake than I do. Over in Michigan, its nice and sandy :)

Looks like you had fun.

[THEWULFMAN]

Sounded like fun Pan. It gets really hot here in Columbus sometimes. Last year was brutal. Barely left the house.


[thread-derail]And they say global warming isn't real.[/thread-derail]

[11_Panama_]

Hey Pan, you have more rocks on your side of the lake than I do. Over in Michigan, its nice and sandy :)

Looks like you had fun.

It was hard to actually "swim", that water was unbelivably cold (54 degrees). My body jolted from the shock of it. I could only run in and dive, and get the hell out, my muscles said "HEY! GET ME OUT OF HERE!" . Of course, the 90 odd degrees of the air warmed me up quick...so I had to jump in again and jump out quick. It was actually a very odd to burn then freeze within seconds.Now I'm in pain from being sunburnt, my back is and shoulders are killing me right now. I will wait another month before going swimming again in that lake. @Wulfi..what lake is that by you then? Erie? Bet that one is cold too.

[THEWULFMAN]

Yeah, we have Lake Erie. Probably cold as all hell. At least you can swim in it nowadays, unlike 30 or so years ago. They cleaned the lake up pretty good.

[11_Panama_]

Yeah, we have Lake Erie. Probably cold as all hell. At least you can swim in it nowadays, unlike 30 or so years ago. They cleaned the lake up pretty good.

I would actually like to swim at all the Great lakes. So far I've done Lake Michigan and Superior, Lake Superior was weird.....red water, I guess the lake is heavy with oxidetated(I hope that's a real word, lol) Iron, at the location I was at (by Porcupine Mt. in Upper Michigan).

[THEWULFMAN]

Heh. Yeah, it'd be cool to visit all the lakes. The word you were looking for was "oxidized."

[11_Panama_]

Heh. Yeah, it'd be cool to visit all the lakes. The word you were looking for was "oxidized."

Lol..thanks, I might just keep using that word, see if it ever makes it to Webster's.