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Now that's some weird system.
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Joe C
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I would guess they do that because nobody wants soft-serve ice-cream when it is -10f outside during the winter
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what are your winters like?
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In northern Texas they stay open year around. Come to think about it, When i lived in Maine they did too.
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Another place that stays open is Duncan Donuts thats coffee but most of them have i think its baskin robins ice cream too. They sale IceCream cakes and soft serve. regular ice cream. pretty much like DQ's Not sure on the spelling. o well...
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Baskin-Robbins (got the right spelling for ya) here does not have soft serve. They only have balls (dunno what those scooped ice cream balls are called). Now that I think about it, that name soft serve gives me the creeps.
QUOTE="Joe C, post: 3373415, member: 78476"]
I would guess they do that because nobody wants soft-serve ice-cream when it is -10f outside during the winter
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Should have know cold winter was involved (dunno northern areas over there gets that cold). Then again I heard Maine gets really cold too yet WD says DQ runs all year long.
QUOTE="Joe C, post: 3373415, member: 78476"]
I would guess they do that because nobody wants soft-serve ice-cream when it is -10f outside during the winter
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Should have know cold winter was involved (dunno northern areas over there gets that cold). Then again I heard Maine gets really cold too yet WD says DQ runs all year long.
Not much. Typically ~25C and rarely less than 20C that in good days. The lowest I remember was 9C during a rainy thunderstorm like 10 years ago. And that's half the winter only. The other half is ~30C. This is the Western area of the country and it sucks.
"scoops" are what they are called. 
Winter in my area is fairly mild. I am in the Tennessee Valley so snow only happens two or three times a winter, and usually not much accumulation. Every once in a while we get a good one, though. Temps will get down below freezing at night and a few times during the day for a week or two at a time. We are due a good cold one.
Winter in my area is fairly mild. I am in the Tennessee Valley so snow only happens two or three times a winter, and usually not much accumulation. Every once in a while we get a good one, though. Temps will get down below freezing at night and a few times during the day for a week or two at a time. We are due a good cold one.
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I was there in 1989 i think it was and had a snowfall that just wouldn't quit. I went from Northern Virginia to Nashville With snow just coming down really good. It was two feet at least when i finally got to Nashville. When all was said and done we had 3+ feet of that white stuff. In February it had a cold spell. where temps went down to below freezing like -20 degrees. Had ice cream. I had Ice cream!!!
That was up on the plateau, Dan. I am down near Chattanooga, about 12 miles from the Georgia line. They will get hella snow and we will get some light rain. Sucks TBH.
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Snow? What's that? Just kidding! Last time, and it was the only time, I've seen snow for real was like 25 years ago in a cold region here. And it was so little you couldn't scoop.
Chattanooga? People over there must chat a lot.
Chattanooga? People over there must chat a lot.
