Comments by "norlens noel" (@chocolatechipslime) on "8 News Now — Las Vegas" channel.

  1. As someone who has lived in New Mexico where it often gets above 100 degrees and now in Southern Alabama I will say they both are hot. Dry heat sucks is more tolerable but it sucks in its own ways. The humidity and heat in AL dosent really bother me until it hits above 90. In New Mexico the sun hurts my eyes more, gives me headaches occasionally, heats up my parked car more, and feels like the sun is frying you. The nights cool off and feel very comfortable. In Alabama the sun feels different. Not as intense but strong and hot in a different way. The worst part is dripping sweat and sweating through clothes after being outside for 5-10 minutes. The nights stay warm and humid.
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  2.  @brettjones5361  but the clerk dosent know if they are armed or not, he just knows that those guys came in ready to commit a crime and he was outnumbered so he has a right to defend what’s his. I’d personally do the same
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  3.  @BsTheLadynred  there’s a way to avoid that. Don’t rob people that may be armed, that’s just stupid
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  4.  @BsTheLadynred  Letting the thief take something promotes more crime, it’s now known as an easy target. It’s not ok to take from someone and the criminal knows there is risk involved and that’s the risk they are willing to take.
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  5.  @BsTheLadynred  you gonna watch me come up in your house and watch me take what you have worked for, you can claim it on your insurance. Sound fair?
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  6. Do you understand why they are not paid more? First of all they make more than they should. The nba generates millions upon millions in profit, big name players sell merchandise and bring in fans to the arenas. Since the teams make so much money they are able to pay the players good money. The WNBA is being supported by the NBA because they can’t turn a profit, they lose money every year, you can’t give a player more money when the teams are stagnant or losing money, the world just don’t work like that.
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  7. Also being the most basic name for a swim spot or a beach
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  8. Just like when a cop uses force they feel their life is threatened and can’t take the chance so they shoot or use other force, that’s what this guy did, he saw the threat invade his space and handled it
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  9. That’s one ugly dude
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  10. He should have been living that hug life
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  11.  @moneygamer4308  the thing is with Texas heat it is so long, Chicago gets short summers and sometimes gets 90 degree days. When I lived in San Antonio most of July and August is just under or above 100 degrees. Winter or fall I should call it is about 4 months, then it starts heating up and by late September after dealing with high heat and humidity for so long I welcome the cooler weather. It really wears me down after months of it. I’ve seen people swim in the river in January, I’ve seen it hit 90 degrees in January and February, even if just for a day or two. I live in South Alabama now and I will say South Texas was a little hotter and remained hotter even at night.
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  12.  @moneygamer4308  west Texas is dry but Dallas, Austin, San Antonio and especially Houston are humid. Most of the time it’s just as humid in San Antonio as it is here in South Alabama
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  13. Lol I live in humid south Alabama and I’ll tell you Phoenix Arizona weather is no joke. I don’t care if it’s dry, over 100degrees almost every day of the summer is too damn hot and miserable. Hot is hot, no matter if it’s dry or humid.
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  14. How long before lake mead fills up again?
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  15. Yep it only promotes more crime
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  16. I’d do all three of those news ladies!
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