It;s 110 Degrees In The Shade,Today, In Yuma

[Bobbieo]

I'll bet it is also 110 degrees or more in Baghdad. JMAJ!!! I feel for our troops over there patrolling the streets in full battle gear, particularly those guys from Montana,Idaho and Wyoming. No wonder they are cracking up. How much longer will this madness go on?

[RagingInMiami]

1. I do not miss Arizona

[Bobbieo]

3. I ask myself every day

Why do I say here? Because I'm old retired, living on a limited income with no place else to go.

[partylessinOhio]

2. The conditions in Iraq are too much to ask our troops to bear. We must

bring them home and keep them home. No more war, no more invasions, no more world rule.

* and Cheney couldn't last 24 hours in those conditions and carrying that heavy gear, heavy helmets and bulletproof vests, long sleeved shirts, pants and ankle high top boots.

It is 76 in Greater Cleveland and I am very thankful that I can breathe and feel comfortable.

[theoldman]

4. I worked in Yuma and did not find the heat to be so bad.

The low humidity helps a lot. Try Houston at 90 degrees.

[Bobbieo]

6. In the monsoon season, which is now,

the humidity rises and swamp coolers or fans are no longer efffective. Thank God I have AC -

[conflictgirl]

11. My sympathies!

When I lived in the DFW area, some people said "well, at least it's a dry heat." But you know what? 100+ degrees is NEVER comfortable, whether it's a dry heat or not!

[still_one]

5. isn't john mccain from arizona

maybe he can get in his jet and start bombing civillians in Iraq like he did in Viet Nam, ANOTHER WAR BASED ON A LIE

[Bobbieo]

7. Unfortunately - YES!

[still_one]

8. Please understand I was critisizing John McCain

for his hypocricy, and NOT Arizonia

Especially after what he went through you would think he would see what a mistake Iraq was

[Bobbieo]

9. So was I!!!

I can't stand the man.

[unhappycamper]

10. It will continue as long as we allow it to continue.

Occupation is hard work.