Is it time to hook up the air conditioner?

[Bricktop]

Nein!!! Dis is "nazi" case!!!



 ac_lmfao

[Anonymous]

Hitler reversed the pattern, to symbolise Nazism as the opposite of peace and harmony.

You're right. Its all over the world. But you wont see it anywhere here, and before I found out years ago, I would of thought it was just a Nazi thing.

Asians from all over the continent know it's origins.

[Berry Sweet]

Soon as I got home I put the a.c. on!!!  It's a warm one today!

[Bricktop]

What? 35C?

[Berry Sweet]

26'.  But my place heats up fast.

[Bricktop]

26!!!



That is a cool change here!!!



Its nearly that today, and we're deep into autumn!!!



What a wimp. ac_razz

[Berry Sweet]

26!!!



That is a cool change here!!!



Its nearly that today, and we're deep into autumn!!!



What a wimp. ac_razz

It's warmer in my place.  If you lived here, you would freeze to death lol

[Bricktop]

Might as well live in a freezer.

[Angry White Male]

Hitler reversed the pattern, to symbolise Nazism as the opposite of peace and harmony.

When in Bali, I saw a whole wall made from what at first glance appeared to swastikas, but were of course the original pattern in the correct shape.

Actually, there was never a correct 'rolling pattern' or 'shape' in history.  They could roll either way.



Third Reich Swastika's did, however, always roll counter-clockwise.  And even though they are often seen rotated at a 45 degree angle, by no means was Hitler picky about this, and many examples can be seen of Third Reich Swastika displayed in public without the 45 degree angle.

[Anonymous]

26'.  But my place heats up fast.

If you are in an apartment high up that happens.

[Angry White Male]

Fuck off, white nigger.

[Anonymous]

.

Drunken spam belongs in RR Mel.

[Berry Sweet]

Just got home and a.c. is on full blast!

[Bricktop]

40C?

[Anonymous]

Just got home and a.c. is on full blast!

What was the high today in Vancouver Berry?