Holy shit that is cold!

[AKPirate]

The Wind Chill Record is *BROKEN* at Howard Pass, Alaska Remote Automatic Weather Sensor (RAWS) as of February 14, 3:39 pm AKST!

The wind chill would make it feel like the outside air was -97 F. The temperature was -42ºF with a sustained wind of 71 mph from the North. A gust occurred at 78 mph.

Howard Pass is uninhabited, as is much of the Brooks Range. The previous record of -96 F was recorded in Prudhoe Bay/ARCO on January 28, 1989 at an inhabited location.

[assateague]

Fuuuuuuuuck that.

[AKPirate]

Fuuuuuuuuck that.

So fuck no!

[Bootlipkiller]

I thought this was going to be about Eskimo pussy.

[AKPirate]

I thought this was going to be about Eskimo pussy.

Let's not go down that cold dark smelly path again

[assateague]

I thought this was going to be about Eskimo pussy.

No, that is referred to as "mighty cold". At least that's what I've been told.

[capt1972]

I thought this was going to be about Eskimo pussy.

No, that is referred to as "mighty cold". At least that's what I've been told.

[capt1972]

From Urban Dictionary

A mighty cold, great-tasting and great-feeling thing for both you and me - as referred to by Drill Sgt. Hartman in the 1987 film Full Metal Jacket
Hartman (In a cadence; part of a run during Marine training - this is for the recruits to repeat): I don't know but I've been told!

Recruits: I don't know but I've been told!

Hartman: Eskimo pussy is mighty cold!

Recruits: Eskimo pussy is mighty cold!

Hartman: Mmm, good!

Recruits: Mmm, good!

Hartman: Feels good!

Recruits: Feels good!

Hartman: Is good!

Recruits: Is good!

Hartman: Real good!

Recruits: Real good!

Hartman: Tastes good!

Recruits: Tastes good!

Hartman: Mighty good!

Recruits: Mighty good!

Hartman: Good for you!

Recruits: Good for you!

Hartman: Good for me!

Recruits: Good for me!

[waterfowlman]

The Wind Chill Record is *BROKEN* at Howard Pass, Alaska Remote Automatic Weather Sensor (RAWS) as of February 14, 3:39 pm AKST!

The wind chill would make it feel like the outside air was -97 F. The temperature was -42ºF with a sustained wind of 71 mph from the North. A gust occurred at 78 mph.

Howard Pass is uninhabited, as is much of the Brooks Range. The previous record of -96 F was recorded in Prudhoe Bay/ARCO on January 28, 1989 at an inhabited location.

No wonder it's uninhabited.

[AKPirate]

The Wind Chill Record is *BROKEN* at Howard Pass, Alaska Remote Automatic Weather Sensor (RAWS) as of February 14, 3:39 pm AKST!

The wind chill would make it feel like the outside air was -97 F. The temperature was -42ºF with a sustained wind of 71 mph from the North. A gust occurred at 78 mph.

Howard Pass is uninhabited, as is much of the Brooks Range. The previous record of -96 F was recorded in Prudhoe Bay/ARCO on January 28, 1989 at an inhabited location.

No wonder it's uninhabited.

How do the caribou do that, crazy?

[(MT)Montanafowler]

How do the caribou do that, crazy?

they can control the blood flow and temperature to certain parts of their bodies, their legs can have a temp of just above 32*F to maintain their core temperature.




that is really fucking cold!