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Jun 16, 2020
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Looks like Iranians and Europeans have something in common.
Apologies for my ignorance, but as a third person i’ve always had this stereotypical idea of people from northern europe is mostly made up of scandinavians right? majority are Nordic race if im not mistaken.
I see a huge different between north and south of europe in appearance, culture and custom.
Italians, Spaniards, Portugueses are most brunette. they sound more friendly and softer than other parts of Europe.
Yeah it’s true in general terms there’s a difference, but there are obvious many blond Italians or brunette Germans to keep it simple. But you have those more Nordic looking people indeed vs more Mediterranean

Culture wise, there’s already a difference between Nord and south Italians, let alone someone from south Spain or Denmark. Huge differences. You could fly a hour here and be in a total different world with another language, customs, traditions, honestly I’m not sure if this is unique in the world having so many different languages and cultures stuffed together on a relative small continent.
 

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Siamak

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Fucking crazy! During the day, especially at noon, the weather is so hot that we have to use the air conditioner and wear sunscreen when we go out, but at night the weather suddenly gets cold and I sleep with a blanket.The change in the environmental climate has been largely due to the chemical activities of factories and the government's nuclear power plants, which have had a profound impact on the climate.
I come from a tropical region. In the past, I used to use face sunscreen SPF 100 all the time, but I stopped using it when I moved to a colder area. But now I have to buy one again, usually with SPF 100, but the price of foreign products is crazy expensive. Yesterday I went to the pharmacy and asked about the price of Bioderma Photoderm Max Fluide face sunscreen SPF 100. It has almost doubled compared to last year, which is due to the fluctuations in the dollar and severe sanctions, which have had a huge impact on the price of foreign goods.
 

JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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Been the driest spring I have ever seen in England, the ground is basically dust. Usually we all grow gills this time of year. Already talk of rivers running low. Very bizarre. I don't mind rain so I actually miss it, and farmers desperately need it.
 

Siamak

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Been the driest spring I have ever seen in England, the ground is basically dust. Usually we all grow gills this time of year. Already talk of rivers running low. Very bizarre. I don't mind rain so I actually miss it, and farmers desperately need it.
I don't think this huge shifts in climate is a normal phenomenon, this is mainly driven by human activities. The increase in industrial factories that mainly work with chemicals and produce a lot of waste and air pollution(overusing oil and gas and other fuels) causing climate change and warmer temperatures. I feel temperature rise every summer and unfortunately in my location it significantly affects sea level and drought.
 

ALC

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Oct 28, 2010
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Been the driest spring I have ever seen in England, the ground is basically dust. Usually we all grow gills this time of year. Already talk of rivers running low. Very bizarre. I don't mind rain so I actually miss it, and farmers desperately need it.
That’s funny, it’s been raining non stop here in PA, I’m getting sick of it.
 

ALC

Ohaulick
Oct 28, 2010
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Mid Atlantic weather is seriously the worst. And when it's not raining, it's humid as fuck and the bugs are everywhere. I can't wait to move to a fucking desert.
If I had the money, I’d consider a Mediterranean climate as ideal.

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But seriously, it’s a rainforest here once spring starts. Thank god we get winter, otherwise the bugs would be massive.
 

JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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If I had the money, I’d consider a Mediterranean climate as ideal.

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But seriously, it’s a rainforest here once spring starts. Thank god we get winter, otherwise the bugs would be massive.
I like the weather in the Cyclades. Even when it's hot there is usually a nice breeze because of the winds they have there, sometimes considerably. And winter is pretty mild and not that wet.
 

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