fustercluck1

What place goes below 30 in the winter and over 100 in the summer? -30 is like canada/russia/someplace far north winter, and I don't think they get up to 100 in the summer, considering that's what it's like here in Texas in the summer.

-30 actually seems really dangerous to stay outside for a long time, considering at that degree of cold you start becoming at risk of frostbite,pneumonia, and lots of sickness if you have extended periods of exposure and insufficient insulation.

I heard somewhere that because fires are getting less and less common, a lot of firefighters end up basically being paramedics.

How true is this and how often do you generally have to deal with a fire? And how serious is an average fire you get called in to deal with?

What was your reaction when you first realized what your parents had done?