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we dont know what this mysterious thing you call the "sun" is all about (Although i now live in bournemouth where it's really hot outside... ))ALan
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so cold.... so cold..... shiver...
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Weatherstations... they just tell you what you already knew... theres a damn "uncomfotable weather"...
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I like it being cold rather than hot. Cold, just warm up. Get a blanket, or 5. Hot, nothen you can do about it!
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Originally posted by ragecgi
I'd personally RATHER it be hotter than blazes, because here in Minnesota, it get's so cold we actually have the weatherman give the public a "wind-chil" factor, as well as a "skin-frost" factor.
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*droool* aaaaaaaahhhhhh... "skin-froooooossssst..."*drool* aaaaaaaahhhh
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so i wonder... do you americans have big quantities of alcohol waiting to be freezed?Originally posted by Ultragames
AHH! Some one give me a link to a converter. You say it hit 32 in your room. That would freeze the cup of water I have sitting on my desk in F. 46.7? Thats te temp it gets in Febuary in F. Im so confused. haha.
I like it being cold rather than hot. Cold, just warm up. Get a blanket, or 5. Hot, nothen you can do about it!
whats the point in starting the scale in the point where alcohol freezes?, well i supose is useful at nightclubs, but...
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even so Kelvin is the only real unit .... so i got abou 303 K ( 30 C) and for Berlin that´s quite a lot. but i don´t care about it much, because heat doesn´t bother me a all (as long as it is not humit), and 30 is not 46
and, i am at work, and so i just work slower ...
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