Which UK country would you most want to live in?

Olld-Onne posted...

Your definition of T shirt weather and mine are not the same. XD

Depends how we're defining t-shirt weather. Being comfortable wearing a t-shirt indoors and just putting on an appropriate jacket/hat/gloves when going outside, without typically adding extra layers? That's me year-round in areas that get as cold as -40 (being outside for a while in -20C/0F or so is about where I draw the line for actually zipping my jacket up). Being comfortable outside in a t-shirt without a jacket for extended periods of time? I'd draw that line around 5C/40F, but for short periods even -10-20C isn't that bad.

England probably. Ireland would be a nice choice too.

darkknight109 posted...

Wait... are peanut-butter-and-banana sandwiches not a thing in the US? Because that's a super common sandwich in my country.

Peanut butter banana sandwiches are totally a thing in the usa.

adjl posted...

Depends how we're defining t-shirt weather. Being comfortable wearing a t-shirt indoors and just putting on an appropriate jacket/hat/gloves when going outside, without typically adding extra layers? That's me year-round in areas that get as cold as -40 (being outside for a while in -20C/0F or so is about where I draw the line for actually zipping my jacket up). Being comfortable outside in a t-shirt without a jacket for extended periods of time? I'd draw that line around 5C/40F, but for short periods even -10-20C isn't that bad.

-40 would be me looking for my coffin. I honestly never just wear a T-shirt unless it above 50 F. So i just do not gel with the cold as i feel it. :)