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ImTheMacheteGuy 08/05/18 8:42:44 PM #51:	10 easily. Just throw on a hoodie under my leather jacket and I'm good to go. Ears protected. I'm out and about in 10 or below probably a few dozen times a year. It's rarely 100+ where I live, but even 80 makes me miserable if there's any humidity at all, which there usually is. --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/ <cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted [p:906332229] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>10 easily. Just throw on a hoodie under my leather jacket and I'm good to go. Ears protected. I'm out and about in 10 or below probably a few dozen times a year. It's rarely 100+ where I live, but even 80 makes me miserable if there's any humidity at all, which there usually is.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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RIPVyseCity 08/05/18 8:47:36 PM #53:	100 would feel like heaven to me. Currently 116 here <cite>RIPVyseCity posted [p:906332537] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>100 would feel like heaven to me. Currently 116 here</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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TomNook20 08/05/18 9:22:53 PM #55:	Dash_Harber posted... I'll take the cold. I'm used to it. Where I used to live, it got to at least -50C every year. If you dress in layers and cover up exposed skin, you are fine and your body will keep itself warm. Heat, though, I can't deal with the heat. It's oppressive and there is nothing you can do. You constantly loose fluids and there is no solution. Getting naked would actually cause you to heat up even worse through exposure, and even light clothes can be constraining. It's horrible. Edit: I'm not super familiar with F. I looked it up and it's only -12C? Jesus Christ, that is absolutely nothing. You lived in Oymyakon, Russia? --- http://fc02.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2011/098/7/4/tom_nook_by_themerce-d3dhi0q.png http://www.gameswagonline.com/uploads/9/0/8/9/9089979/1372277527.jpg <cite>TomNook20 posted [p:906334464] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote>I'll take the cold. I'm used to it. Where I used to live, it got to at least -50C every year. If you dress in layers and cover up exposed skin, you are fine and your body will keep itself warm. Heat, though, I can't deal with the heat. It's oppressive and there is nothing you can do. You constantly loose fluids and there is no solution. Getting naked would actually cause you to heat up even worse through exposure, and even light clothes can be constraining. It's horrible. Edit: I'm not super familiar with F. I looked it up and it's only -12C? Jesus Christ, that is absolutely nothing.</quote> You lived in Oymyakon, Russia?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
gmanthebest 08/05/18 9:25:00 PM #56:	DarkChozoGhost posted... Your face will still be cold Scarf/ski mask. Problem solved --- What do I feel when I shoot an enemy? Recoil. <cite>gmanthebest posted [p:906334580] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkChozoGhost posted...</cite> <quote>Your face will still be cold</quote> Scarf/ski mask. Problem solved</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tappor 08/05/18 9:27:35 PM #57:	i hate the heat but 10 F sounds waaaay too cold --- *Still, Move Forward!* <cite>Tappor posted [p:906334732] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>i hate the heat but 10 F sounds waaaay too cold</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FunnyBusiness 08/05/18 10:33:14 PM #58:	10F, easily. I would prefer having to bundle up rather than try and cool off. --- "And the Lord said unto John, come forth and receive eternal life, but John came fifth and won a toaster" <cite>FunnyBusiness posted [p:906338094] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>10F, easily. I would prefer having to bundle up rather than try and cool off.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarkChozoGhost 08/05/18 10:35:27 PM #59:	gmanthebest posted... DarkChozoGhost posted... Your face will still be cold Scarf/ski mask. Problem solved Wearing a ski mask isn't practical or comfortable --- My sister's dog bit a hole in my Super Mario Land cartridge. It still works though - Skye Reynolds 3DS FC: 3239-5612-0115 <cite>DarkChozoGhost posted [p:906338203] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>gmanthebest posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkChozoGhost posted...</cite> <quote>Your face will still be cold</quote> Scarf/ski mask. Problem solved</quote> Wearing a ski mask isn't practical or comfortable</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ivany2008 08/05/18 10:46:15 PM #60:	10 degrees. Hell, where I'm from we usually go around 0 to -15 during a normal winter. I tend to leave the back window open, as I enjoy the chill, helps me sleep. For those who haven't experienced it, imagine never having to worry about bugs. Sure you can't use your bbq, but that's a minor gripe when you can cook most bbq stuff in your oven just as well. <cite>Ivany2008 posted [p:906338703] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>10 degrees. Hell, where I'm from we usually go around 0 to -15 during a normal winter. I tend to leave the back window open, as I enjoy the chill, helps me sleep. For those who haven't experienced it, imagine never having to worry about bugs. Sure you can't use your bbq, but that's a minor gripe when you can cook most bbq stuff in your oven just as well.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BigTee66 08/05/18 11:14:27 PM #61:	100F is nothing to me 10F? ** that mess, anything below 50 is freezing to me --- MSI Z170-A PRO LGA 1151 \| i5 6500K \| ASUS ROG GeForce GTX 1070 \| 8GB DDR4 x 2 \| EVGA 650W \| Inwin 703 Black \| Steam: teeman92 <cite>BigTee66 posted [p:906340170] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>100F is nothing to me 10F? ** that mess, anything below 50 is freezing to me</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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White Eagle 08/05/18 11:50:26 PM #63:	Dry 100 > 10 >>>>>>> Humid 100 --- Detroit Red Wings http://media.zenfs.com/en/blogs/sptusnhlexperts/108545331.jpg <cite>White Eagle posted [p:906342094] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>Dry 100 > 10 >>>>>>> Humid 100</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 08/05/18 11:51:09 PM #64:	It's currently 40C here and it fucking blows. For some reason it feels hotter here in China than it did during the summers in Thailand (mid 40's all the time). Probably a combination of the humidity (right next to the East China Sea) and increased pollution that makes it feel hotter. I can't wait until October and the weather dips into the teens (can get to about -3C during the winter). It's been nearly 3 years since I've experienced weather below 25C. --- How can one person post so much stupid s***? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:906342139] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>It's currently 40C here and it fucking blows. For some reason it feels hotter here in China than it did during the summers in Thailand (mid 40's all the time). Probably a combination of the humidity (right next to the East China Sea) and increased pollution that makes it feel hotter. I can't wait until October and the weather dips into the teens (can get to about -3C during the winter). It's been nearly 3 years since I've experienced weather below 25C.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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FL81 08/05/18 11:53:40 PM #66:	100 is a cool Spring breeze by Arizona standards --- https://imgtc.com/i/C6jP02v.jpg https://imgtc.com/i/UAGNJFv.gif https://imgtc.com/i/cBTnWgf.png https://imgtc.com/i/wdjM3F8.png <cite>FL81 posted [p:906342267] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>100 is a cool Spring breeze by Arizona standards</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 08/05/18 11:54:56 PM #67:	DarkChozoGhost posted... gmanthebest posted... DarkChozoGhost posted... Your face will still be cold Scarf/ski mask. Problem solved Wearing a ski mask isn't practical or comfortable This. Having something covering my mouth and face sucks. TomNook20 posted... Dash_Harber posted... I'll take the cold. I'm used to it. Where I used to live, it got to at least -50C every year. If you dress in layers and cover up exposed skin, you are fine and your body will keep itself warm. Heat, though, I can't deal with the heat. It's oppressive and there is nothing you can do. You constantly loose fluids and there is no solution. Getting naked would actually cause you to heat up even worse through exposure, and even light clothes can be constraining. It's horrible. Edit: I'm not super familiar with F. I looked it up and it's only -12C? Jesus Christ, that is absolutely nothing. You lived in Oymyakon, Russia? Northern Canada can get into the -50C range as well. Edmonton would regularly get below -40C. Coldest I experienced was -59C (with the windchill) in Lethbridge, Alberta. --- How can one person post so much stupid s**? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:906342325] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkChozoGhost posted...</cite> <quote><cite>gmanthebest posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkChozoGhost posted...</cite> <quote>Your face will still be cold</quote> Scarf/ski mask. Problem solved</quote> Wearing a ski mask isn't practical or comfortable</quote> This. Having something covering my mouth and face sucks. <cite>TomNook20 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote>I'll take the cold. I'm used to it. Where I used to live, it got to at least -50C every year. If you dress in layers and cover up exposed skin, you are fine and your body will keep itself warm. Heat, though, I can't deal with the heat. It's oppressive and there is nothing you can do. You constantly loose fluids and there is no solution. Getting naked would actually cause you to heat up even worse through exposure, and even light clothes can be constraining. It's horrible. Edit: I'm not super familiar with F. I looked it up and it's only -12*C? Jesus Christ, that is absolutely nothing.</quote> You lived in Oymyakon, Russia?</quote> Northern Canada can get into the -50C range as well. Edmonton would regularly get below -40C. Coldest I experienced was -59C (with the windchill) in Lethbridge, Alberta.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thronedfire2 08/05/18 11:57:44 PM #68:	100 if its not humid --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... <cite>thronedfire2 posted [p:906342457] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>100 if its not humid</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ImTheMacheteGuy 08/06/18 12:20:00 AM #69:	BigTee66 posted... 100F is nothing to me 10F? ** that mess, anything below 50 is freezing to me Hahaha. 50 is t shirt and long pants weather tbh --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/ <cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted [p:906343662] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>BigTee66 posted...</cite> <quote>100F is nothing to me 10F? ** that mess, anything below 50 is freezing to me</quote> Hahaha. 50 is t shirt and long pants weather tbh</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YodaCrackers 08/06/18 12:34:28 AM #70:	10F. I hate the heat and like wearing coats. I work at a retail store and we have an old female customer who comes in every day in the exact same wool winter coat, winter beanie, and boots. Whether its 10 or 100 degrees outside, she will be there every day in her winter ensemble, almost like a cartoon character that never changes outfits. Recently Ive been wondering how she hasnt had a heat stroke. Its been in the 90s here and she comes in drenched in sweat. She never really speaks, just hums to herself. <cite>YodaCrackers posted [p:906344298] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>10F. I hate the heat and like wearing coats. I work at a retail store and we have an old female customer who comes in every day in the exact same wool winter coat, winter beanie, and boots. Whether its 10 or 100 degrees outside, she will be there every day in her winter ensemble, almost like a cartoon character that never changes outfits. Recently Ive been wondering how she hasnt had a heat stroke. Its been in the 90s here and she comes in drenched in sweat. She never really speaks, just hums to herself.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GiftedACIII 08/06/18 12:37:46 AM #71:	10 easy. You can run to make yourself warmer alongsides bundling up while with 100 you can't do anything besides stripping. ~~not including ice and hot pockets and other shit like that of course~~ --- </topic> <cite>GiftedACIII posted [p:906344454] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>10 easy. You can run to make yourself warmer alongsides bundling up while with 100 you can't do anything besides stripping. not including ice and hot pockets and other shit like that of course</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KLouD_KoNNeCteD 08/06/18 12:38:06 AM #72:	1OO any day of the week. I hate cold weather. --- Quintons fatass way back there. Homie cant keep his pants up. Tryna borrow a belt I'm like Nobody here wear size EQUATOR!! <cite>KLouD_KoNNeCteD posted [p:906344480] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>1OO any day of the week. I hate cold weather.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Fraudgers 08/06/18 1:13:24 AM #73:	10, 100 degrees aint fun <cite>Fraudgers posted [p:906346068] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>10, 100 degrees aint fun</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Thunder_Armor 08/06/18 2:03:07 AM #74:	100 isn't that bad. I'm from the South though. --- I should go. <cite>Thunder_Armor posted [p:906347858] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>100 isn't that bad. I'm from the South though.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lunar_Savage 08/06/18 2:06:57 AM #75:	I'm from the south, fuck the heat with a jagged rusty razor. I used to wake up and gleefuly go to work in -15F freezer at 4 a.m. In a t-shirt and khakis --- Number of Mega Cookies given: (::::) 29 Tips top hat, adjusts monocle, and walks away with a cane. And yes, that IS Mr. Peanut laying unconscious on the curb <cite>Lunar_Savage posted [p:906347970] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>I'm from the south, fuck the heat with a jagged rusty razor. I used to wake up and gleefuly go to work in -15F freezer at 4 a.m. In a t-shirt and khakis</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dash_Harber 08/06/18 3:00:19 AM #76:	TomNook20 posted... You lived in Oymyakon, Russia? No, Northern Saskatchewan. Winter is generally 6-7 months, transitions between winter and summer are about 1 month, and it snows around late September and continues to snow until about April. Oh, and the summers are hot and dry. I'm not exaggerating about the temperature either; https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/cold-weather-breaks-records-in-saskatchewan-communities-1.2556285 Regina is one of the places I lived. <cite>Dash_Harber posted [p:906349533] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>TomNook20 posted...</cite> <quote> You lived in Oymyakon, Russia?</quote> No, Northern Saskatchewan. Winter is generally 6-7 months, transitions between winter and summer are about 1 month, and it snows around late September and continues to snow until about April. Oh, and the summers are hot and dry. I'm not exaggerating about the temperature either; https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/cold-weather-breaks-records-in-saskatchewan-communities-1.2556285 Regina is one of the places I lived.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Wetterdew 08/06/18 3:36:39 AM #77:	100 is more manageable and easier to deal with. It's also closer to room temperature. Even though you can layer up to deal with the cold, 10 degrees is taking it too far, to the point where you need significant layers if you're out much at all. And the roads are icy and snowy. I much prefer the cold, but 100 degrees is easier to deal with than 10. Even if you're spending most of your time indoors. --- Touch fuzzy get dizzy. <cite>Wetterdew posted [p:906350572] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>100 is more manageable and easier to deal with. It's also closer to room temperature. Even though you can layer up to deal with the cold, 10 degrees is taking it too far, to the point where you need significant layers if you're out much at all. And the roads are icy and snowy. I much prefer the cold, but 100 degrees is easier to deal with than 10. Even if you're spending most of your time indoors.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EternalDivide 08/06/18 4:33:48 AM #78:	MabusIncarnate posted... Absolutely 10 degrees because fuck the heat. Dear god this. It's suppose to be 110 here today. You are stuck inside, usually in one room with the best AC all day. I can strip naked and it's so damn hot it overpowers what the window AC is capable of cooling down. It is miserable. In the cold I can pile on the clothes and I'm fine. Be inside or outside. Do home/yard repair work. Go grocery shopping without feeling like I'm about to pass out. Be able to breath without feeling like I'm struggling to do so. Absolutely fuck the heat and fuck summer. --- FFVII Remake: A disaster in the making. I'll laugh at whatever I find funny whether you like it or not. <cite>EternalDivide posted [p:906351743] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>MabusIncarnate posted...</cite> <quote>Absolutely 10 degrees because fuck the heat.</quote> Dear god this. It's suppose to be 110 here today. You are stuck inside, usually in one room with the best AC all day. I can strip naked and it's so damn hot it overpowers what the window AC is capable of cooling down. It is miserable. In the cold I can pile on the clothes and I'm fine. Be inside or outside. Do home/yard repair work. Go grocery shopping without feeling like I'm about to pass out. Be able to breath without feeling like I'm struggling to do so. Absolutely fuck the heat and fuck summer.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dash_Harber 08/06/18 5:26:37 AM #79:	Wetterdew posted... 100 is more manageable and easier to deal with. Uhhh ... Cold weather = turn on your heater and dress in layers. Hot weather = take off as much clothing as possible, but not all of it, because wearing too much clothing will cause you to have heatstroke, but wearing too little will cause you to also die of exposure. Oh, and you need a specific device that is literally only for that situation (AC) in order to cool off, and if it is incredibly humid, that won't work either. You also have to deal with sunburn and dehydration. <cite>Dash_Harber posted [p:906352828] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>Wetterdew posted...</cite> <quote>100 is more manageable and easier to deal with.</quote> Uhhh ... Cold weather = turn on your heater and dress in layers. Hot weather = take off as much clothing as possible, but not all of it, because wearing too much clothing will cause you to have heatstroke, but wearing too little will cause you to also die of exposure. Oh, and you need a specific device that is literally only for that situation (AC) in order to cool off, and if it is incredibly humid, that won't work either. You also have to deal with sunburn and dehydration.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Coffeebeanz 08/06/18 5:31:18 AM #80:	Normally I prefer cold, but 10 is ass cold whereas 100 is just annoyingly hot. --- Physician [Internal Medicine] <cite>Coffeebeanz posted [p:906352900] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>Normally I prefer cold, but 10 is ass cold whereas 100 is just annoyingly hot.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Master_Materia 08/06/18 5:50:44 AM #81:	Depends on humidity. If its humid theb I hate hot weather and so 10. If its dry heat though then 100F --- ... <cite>Master_Materia posted [p:906353261] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>Depends on humidity. If its humid theb I hate hot weather and so 10. If its dry heat though then 100F</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MadDewg 08/06/18 6:11:42 AM #82:	As someone that grew up in south carolina and regularly went to georgia during the summer as a kid, give me the 10 degrees please. I am absolutely miserable in heat. It gets so hot in the summers that like someone else said, the central air just can't keep up at times, lol. --- GTag:XlX Zoro XlX PSN:lMadDogg NNID:xMadDoggx I bet my left nut on bloodstained ritual of the night being awesome...I like my left nut IGA, come through for me. <cite>MadDewg posted [p:906353647] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>As someone that grew up in south carolina and regularly went to georgia during the summer as a kid, give me the 10 degrees please. I am absolutely miserable in heat. It gets so hot in the summers that like someone else said, the central air just can't keep up at times, lol.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 08/06/18 6:14:57 AM #83:	100F in a dry heat literally any day of the week. But that kind of heat with anything above 30% humidity would be like death so But in general I prefer the heat. Like 72F is kind of cold to me on a normal day --- The name is wackyteen* for a reason. Never doubt. *No longer teen <cite>wackyteen posted [p:906353697] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>100F in a dry heat literally any day of the week. But that kind of heat with anything above 30% humidity would be like death so But in general I prefer the heat. Like 72F is kind of cold to me on a normal day</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
gmanthebest 08/06/18 7:23:11 AM #84:	DarkChozoGhost posted... gmanthebest posted... DarkChozoGhost posted... Your face will still be cold Scarf/ski mask. Problem solved Wearing a ski mask isn't practical or comfortable You must not be used to cold weather. Because that stuff helps immensely. --- What do I feel when I shoot an enemy? Recoil. <cite>gmanthebest posted [p:906354815] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkChozoGhost posted...</cite> <quote><cite>gmanthebest posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkChozoGhost posted...</cite> <quote>Your face will still be cold</quote> Scarf/ski mask. Problem solved</quote> Wearing a ski mask isn't practical or comfortable</quote> You must not be used to cold weather. Because that stuff helps immensely.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarkChozoGhost 08/06/18 7:46:41 AM #85:	Dash_Harber posted... Wetterdew posted... 100 is more manageable and easier to deal with. Uhhh ... Cold weather = turn on your heater and dress in layers. Hot weather = take off as much clothing as possible, but not all of it, because wearing too much clothing will cause you to have heatstroke, but wearing too little will cause you to also die of exposure. Oh, and you need a specific device that is literally only for that situation (AC) in order to cool off, and if it is incredibly humid, that won't work either. You also have to deal with sunburn and dehydration. I like how you're pretending you can stay inside with 10 degrees, but 100 degrees forces you to go out and stand in the sun. gmanthebest posted... DarkChozoGhost posted... gmanthebest posted... DarkChozoGhost posted... Your face will still be cold Scarf/ski mask. Problem solved Wearing a ski mask isn't practical or comfortable You must not be used to cold weather. Because that stuff helps immensely. It might help, but it's completely undesirable. --- My sister's dog bit a hole in my Super Mario Land cartridge. It still works though - Skye Reynolds 3DS FC: 3239-5612-0115 <cite>DarkChozoGhost posted [p:906355314] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Wetterdew posted...</cite> <quote>100 is more manageable and easier to deal with.</quote> Uhhh ... Cold weather = turn on your heater and dress in layers. Hot weather = take off as much clothing as possible, but not all of it, because wearing too much clothing will cause you to have heatstroke, but wearing too little will cause you to also die of exposure. Oh, and you need a specific device that is literally only for that situation (AC) in order to cool off, and if it is incredibly humid, that won't work either. You also have to deal with sunburn and dehydration.</quote> I like how you're pretending you can stay inside with 10 degrees, but 100 degrees forces you to go out and stand in the sun. <cite>gmanthebest posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkChozoGhost posted...</cite> <quote><cite>gmanthebest posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkChozoGhost posted...</cite> <quote>Your face will still be cold</quote> Scarf/ski mask. Problem solved</quote> Wearing a ski mask isn't practical or comfortable</quote> You must not be used to cold weather. Because that stuff helps immensely.</quote> It might help, but it's completely undesirable.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Wetterdew 08/06/18 12:15:31 PM #86:	Dash_Harber posted... Wetterdew posted... 100 is more manageable and easier to deal with. Uhhh ... Cold weather = turn on your heater and dress in layers. Hot weather = take off as much clothing as possible, but not all of it, because wearing too much clothing will cause you to have heatstroke, but wearing too little will cause you to also die of exposure. Oh, and you need a specific device that is literally only for that situation (AC) in order to cool off, and if it is incredibly humid, that won't work either. You also have to deal with sunburn and dehydration. Hot weather = turn on your a/c. But I like how you pretended you can't do that --- Touch fuzzy get dizzy. <cite>Wetterdew posted [p:906365101] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Wetterdew posted...</cite> <quote>100 is more manageable and easier to deal with.</quote> Uhhh ... Cold weather = turn on your heater and dress in layers. Hot weather = take off as much clothing as possible, but not all of it, because wearing too much clothing will cause you to have heatstroke, but wearing too little will cause you to also die of exposure. Oh, and you need a specific device that is literally only for that situation (AC) in order to cool off, and if it is incredibly humid, that won't work either. You also have to deal with sunburn and dehydration.</quote> Hot weather = turn on your a/c. But I like how you pretended you can't do that</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ImTheMacheteGuy 08/06/18 12:47:52 PM #87:	Wetterdew posted... Dash_Harber posted... Wetterdew posted... 100 is more manageable and easier to deal with. Uhhh ... Cold weather = turn on your heater and dress in layers. Hot weather = take off as much clothing as possible, but not all of it, because wearing too much clothing will cause you to have heatstroke, but wearing too little will cause you to also die of exposure. Oh, and you need a specific device that is literally only for that situation (AC) in order to cool off, and if it is incredibly humid, that won't work either. You also have to deal with sunburn and dehydration. Hot weather = turn on your a/c. But I like how you pretended you can't do that Do you have the luxury of never having to go outside? --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/ <cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted [p:906366690] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>Wetterdew posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Wetterdew posted...</cite> <quote>100 is more manageable and easier to deal with.</quote> Uhhh ... Cold weather = turn on your heater and dress in layers. Hot weather = take off as much clothing as possible, but not all of it, because wearing too much clothing will cause you to have heatstroke, but wearing too little will cause you to also die of exposure. Oh, and you need a specific device that is literally only for that situation (AC) in order to cool off, and if it is incredibly humid, that won't work either. You also have to deal with sunburn and dehydration.</quote> Hot weather = turn on your a/c. But I like how you pretended you can't do that</quote> Do you have the luxury of never having to go outside?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GunmaN1905 08/06/18 12:51:07 PM #88:	ImTheMacheteGuy posted... Wetterdew posted... Dash_Harber posted... Wetterdew posted... 100 is more manageable and easier to deal with. Uhhh ... Cold weather = turn on your heater and dress in layers. Hot weather = take off as much clothing as possible, but not all of it, because wearing too much clothing will cause you to have heatstroke, but wearing too little will cause you to also die of exposure. Oh, and you need a specific device that is literally only for that situation (AC) in order to cool off, and if it is incredibly humid, that won't work either. You also have to deal with sunburn and dehydration. Hot weather = turn on your a/c. But I like how you pretended you can't do that Do you have the luxury of never having to go outside? So, being uncomfortable because of heat is better than having to carry an umbrella, walk through the snow or having to endure heavy winds? <cite>GunmaN1905 posted [p:906366862] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Wetterdew posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Wetterdew posted...</cite> <quote>100 is more manageable and easier to deal with.</quote> Uhhh ... Cold weather = turn on your heater and dress in layers. Hot weather = take off as much clothing as possible, but not all of it, because wearing too much clothing will cause you to have heatstroke, but wearing too little will cause you to also die of exposure. Oh, and you need a specific device that is literally only for that situation (AC) in order to cool off, and if it is incredibly humid, that won't work either. You also have to deal with sunburn and dehydration.</quote> Hot weather = turn on your a/c. But I like how you pretended you can't do that</quote> Do you have the luxury of never having to go outside?</quote> So, being uncomfortable because of heat is better than having to carry an umbrella, walk through the snow or having to endure heavy winds?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ImTheMacheteGuy 08/06/18 1:01:56 PM #89:	GunmaN1905 posted... ImTheMacheteGuy posted... Wetterdew posted... Dash_Harber posted... Wetterdew posted... 100 is more manageable and easier to deal with. Uhhh ... Cold weather = turn on your heater and dress in layers. Hot weather = take off as much clothing as possible, but not all of it, because wearing too much clothing will cause you to have heatstroke, but wearing too little will cause you to also die of exposure. Oh, and you need a specific device that is literally only for that situation (AC) in order to cool off, and if it is incredibly humid, that won't work either. You also have to deal with sunburn and dehydration. Hot weather = turn on your a/c. But I like how you pretended you can't do that Do you have the luxury of never having to go outside? So, being uncomfortable because of heat is better than having to carry an umbrella, walk through the snow or having to endure heavy winds? Absolutely not. And who carries an umbrella in the snow? Honestly, the only difference between how I'm dressed when it's 90 out and when it's 30 out is my leather jacket. Drop to 10, add hoodie. Drop below zero, add t-shirt around my face to protect my nose. I don't need more layers than that. --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/ <cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted [p:906367387] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>GunmaN1905 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Wetterdew posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Wetterdew posted...</cite> <quote>100 is more manageable and easier to deal with.</quote> Uhhh ... Cold weather = turn on your heater and dress in layers. Hot weather = take off as much clothing as possible, but not all of it, because wearing too much clothing will cause you to have heatstroke, but wearing too little will cause you to also die of exposure. Oh, and you need a specific device that is literally only for that situation (AC) in order to cool off, and if it is incredibly humid, that won't work either. You also have to deal with sunburn and dehydration.</quote> Hot weather = turn on your a/c. But I like how you pretended you can't do that</quote> Do you have the luxury of never having to go outside?</quote> So, being uncomfortable because of heat is better than having to carry an umbrella, walk through the snow or having to endure heavy winds?</quote> Absolutely not. And who carries an umbrella in the snow? Honestly, the only difference between how I'm dressed when it's 90 out and when it's 30 out is my leather jacket. Drop to 10, add hoodie. Drop below zero, add t-shirt around my face to protect my nose. I don't need more layers than that.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GunmaN1905 08/06/18 1:03:44 PM #90:	ImTheMacheteGuy posted... Absolutely not. And who carries an umbrella in the snow? Honestly, the only difference between how I'm dressed when it's 90 out and when it's 30 out is my leather jacket. Drop to 10, add hoodie. Drop below zero, add t-shirt around my face to protect my nose. I don't need more layers than that. I was referring to rain, but apparently English is still too hard for me. Anyhow, it's not only about the temperature. Humidity is much worse than just high temperatures and strong winds make winter much worse. <cite>GunmaN1905 posted [p:906367484] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted...</cite> <quote>Absolutely not. And who carries an umbrella in the snow? Honestly, the only difference between how I'm dressed when it's 90 out and when it's 30 out is my leather jacket. Drop to 10, add hoodie. Drop below zero, add t-shirt around my face to protect my nose. I don't need more layers than that.</quote> I was referring to rain, but apparently English is still too hard for me. Anyhow, it's not only about the temperature. Humidity is much worse than just high temperatures and strong winds make winter much worse.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ImTheMacheteGuy 08/06/18 1:38:20 PM #91:	GunmaN1905 posted... ImTheMacheteGuy posted... Absolutely not. And who carries an umbrella in the snow? Honestly, the only difference between how I'm dressed when it's 90 out and when it's 30 out is my leather jacket. Drop to 10, add hoodie. Drop below zero, add t-shirt around my face to protect my nose. I don't need more layers than that. I was referring to rain, but apparently English is still too hard for me. Anyhow, it's not only about the temperature. Humidity is much worse than just high temperatures and strong winds make winter much worse. I can bundle up to handle wind. It's only a threat to to my ears, nose and fingers, but I can cover those. I went for a walk one time when it was -14 and windy, in fact it was literally in the middle of a blizzard. With those areas covered, I was totally fine. I could have been out there for an hour or longer. No extra protection below the torso. My legs, feet and genitals were completely fine with jeans/khakis, socks and normal sneakers. I can't do anything for humidity except focus on remaining conscious. Also rain doesn't happen often in winter where I am. --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/ <cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted [p:906369292] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>GunmaN1905 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted...</cite> <quote>Absolutely not. And who carries an umbrella in the snow? Honestly, the only difference between how I'm dressed when it's 90 out and when it's 30 out is my leather jacket. Drop to 10, add hoodie. Drop below zero, add t-shirt around my face to protect my nose. I don't need more layers than that.</quote> I was referring to rain, but apparently English is still too hard for me. Anyhow, it's not only about the temperature. Humidity is much worse than just high temperatures and strong winds make winter much worse.</quote> I can bundle up to handle wind. It's only a threat to to my ears, nose and fingers, but I can cover those. I went for a walk one time when it was -14 and windy, in fact it was literally in the middle of a blizzard. With those areas covered, I was totally fine. I could have been out there for an hour or longer. No extra protection below the torso. My legs, feet and genitals were completely fine with jeans/khakis, socks and normal sneakers. I can't do anything for humidity except focus on remaining conscious. Also rain doesn't happen often in winter where I am.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
White Eagle 08/06/18 10:40:45 PM #92:	How is a ski mask impractical? It's not a strait jacket. Personally, I don't wear one in the winter since I have coats that cover my neck and face so if it were an issue there are other options. --- Detroit Red Wings http://media.zenfs.com/en/blogs/sptusnhlexperts/108545331.jpg <cite>White Eagle posted [p:906399626] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>How is a ski mask impractical? It's not a strait jacket. Personally, I don't wear one in the winter since I have coats that cover my neck and face so if it were an issue there are other options.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Fluttershy462 08/06/18 10:42:04 PM #93:	10F because jackets are nice --- Now hyped for: Pokemon Pikachu and Eevee Let's Go https://a4r91n.deviantart.com/art/Tovarischa-Fluttershy-477656032 <cite>Fluttershy462 posted [p:906399701] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>10F because jackets are nice</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
gguirao 08/06/18 11:21:18 PM #94:	If it's cold you can at least put on more layers of clothes to warm up. --- Donald J. Trump--proof against government intelligence. <cite>gguirao posted [p:906401810] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>If it's cold you can at least put on more layers of clothes to warm up.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dash_Harber 08/07/18 6:36:55 AM #95:	White Eagle posted... How is a ski mask impractical? It's not a strait jacket. Personally, I don't wear one in the winter since I have coats that cover my neck and face so if it were an issue there are other options. You don't even need a ski mask in most cases. A scarf, hood, or jacket with a collar works just as well. And yeah, at -10C you don't need much besides a jacket. I used to wear jeans, underwear, socks, shoes, undershirt, shirt, sweater, jacket (usually open), hood and sometimes a scarf or shemagh in -30C and I was fine. <cite>Dash_Harber posted [p:906414315] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>White Eagle posted...</cite> <quote>How is a ski mask impractical? It's not a strait jacket. Personally, I don't wear one in the winter since I have coats that cover my neck and face so if it were an issue there are other options.</quote> You don't even need a ski mask in most cases. A scarf, hood, or jacket with a collar works just as well. And yeah, at -10C you don't need much besides a jacket. I used to wear jeans, underwear, socks, shoes, undershirt, shirt, sweater, jacket (usually open), hood and sometimes a scarf or shemagh in -30C and I was fine.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MuayThai85 08/07/18 8:18:15 AM #96:	Dash_Harber posted... White Eagle posted... How is a ski mask impractical? It's not a strait jacket. Personally, I don't wear one in the winter since I have coats that cover my neck and face so if it were an issue there are other options. You don't even need a ski mask in most cases. A scarf, hood, or jacket with a collar works just as well. And yeah, at -10C you don't need much besides a jacket. I used to wear jeans, underwear, socks, shoes, undershirt, shirt, sweater, jacket (usually open), hood and sometimes a scarf or shemagh in -30C and I was fine. I typically wore sneakers, jeans, t-shirt, hoodie and a leather jacket (open) in -30C or lower weather. If I was outside for a fairly long time then my feet and legs would eventually get cold but my upper body was always fine. --- How can one person post so much stupid s**? <cite>MuayThai85 posted [p:906416449] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote><cite>White Eagle posted...</cite> <quote>How is a ski mask impractical? It's not a strait jacket. Personally, I don't wear one in the winter since I have coats that cover my neck and face so if it were an issue there are other options.</quote> You don't even need a ski mask in most cases. A scarf, hood, or jacket with a collar works just as well. And yeah, at -10C you don't need much besides a jacket. I used to wear jeans, underwear, socks, shoes, undershirt, shirt, sweater, jacket (usually open), hood and sometimes a scarf or shemagh in -30*C and I was fine.</quote> I typically wore sneakers, jeans, t-shirt, hoodie and a leather jacket (open) in -30C or lower weather. If I was outside for a fairly long time then my feet and legs would eventually get cold but my upper body was always fine.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Corman321 08/07/18 8:40:35 AM #97:	100 with a dry heat please I remember when I lived in California for a summer and of course it would be up there around 100 every day, but it still felt comfortable because there wasn't humidity. Fuck this humidity that makes it uncomfortable even at 70 around here. <cite>Corman321 posted [p:906417036] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>100 with a dry heat please I remember when I lived in California for a summer and of course it would be up there around 100 every day, but it still felt comfortable because there wasn't humidity. Fuck this humidity that makes it uncomfortable even at 70 around here.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KK_the_Slider 08/07/18 9:10:49 AM #98:	All you heat pickers complaining about the Snow at 10 degrees don't realize that at single digit temperatures snowfall is unlikely due to the air being too dry. If you just go straight to 10 degrees in a spot with now snow already you wouldn't need to deal with the snow much. --- FC: 4879-6025-2834 <cite>KK_the_Slider posted [p:906417970] in Would you ... [t:76873267]...</cite> <quote>All you heat pickers complaining about the Snow at 10 degrees don't realize that at single digit temperatures snowfall is unlikely due to the air being too dry. If you just go straight to 10 degrees in a spot with now snow already you wouldn't need to deal with the snow much.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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