Well I've spent most of the past two weeks going to school in an all-black uniform, and have therefore begun sweating in places I didn't even know I could sweat.
I'm f***ing melting here. Today, in the south west, it was a little colder, sometime even actually a little cold, which is what I like, and now when I try to sleep, it's heated up again. Usually when I take off my glasses for the night I do realise how sleep deprived I look without them, but tonight, with the added sweat, I looked like I was about to mutate into a resident evil boss.Daystar Clarion said:Are you bloody joking?
It's hot out there, you know.
And I'm not on holiday abroad, therefore I can't deal with this kind of heat.
*Sips tea*
Quite
WHAT HERESY IS THIS?!hulksmashley said:You people are weak. It's going to be 99 degrees Fahrenheit with 70% humidity tomorrow. This is totally normal. And I wear sandals most of the winter. (I google converted it, it's a bit over 37 degrees Celsius.)
It kind of sucks living in a swamp.
Also, obviously the only right way to drink tea is sweet, iced, and with lemon.
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and even then, naked isnt quite enough to keep one cool.Daystar Clarion said:Agreed.lRookiel said:I've just complained alot.
I fucking hate hot weather, I want it to be cold again!
I'd much rather be freezing my ass off than be sweaty, fuck you Sun!
When I'm cold, I can just put another layer on and I'm sorted.
But when it's hot?
Well, I can't bloody well walk around naked now, can I?
Ye gods... 70% humidity? And 37 Celsius... Remind me never, ever to visit that part of America, I think I'd melthulksmashley said:It's delicious heresy is what it is. Sweet iced tea is the way everyone drinks tea where I live.BlackStar42 said:WHAT HERESY IS THIS?!hulksmashley said:You people are weak. It's going to be 99 degrees Fahrenheit with 70% humidity tomorrow. This is totally normal. And I wear sandals most of the winter. (I google converted it, it's a bit over 37 degrees Celsius.)
It kind of sucks living in a swamp.
Also, obviously the only right way to drink tea is sweet, iced, and with lemon.
Ice is cold, tea is hot, mix them together, you shall not!
And my tea is never hot. It's cold brewed. Who wants to go to the effort of boiling water?
Shanicus said:ClockworkPenguin said:what! 38! Don't you know that 32*C is the melting point of an Englishman?
I had to venture out today (jobhunting yay! none shall escape without at least one copy of my cv) and after 20 minutes my eyes just hurt. It is so bright, off every surface! I had to leave the shelter of my hoody for the first time since August and my arms are turning red as we speak.
Give me cold days and grey skies any day.bullet_sandw1ch said:what are you, some kind of lava person? i want to be comfortable, not boil alive!
[at least in canada, where its moist heat, not dry heat, which makes it feel warmer than it is].You would think so but most people in this country are rubbish at being cold too and god help us if it snows the whole country grinds to halt and the news channels start acting like it is the apocalypse and start telling you not to go outside without several days of food in case you get caught in a snow drift and this is just for a light sprinkling of snow.getoffmycloud said:38 degrees in this country you must be joking our government would have declared a national emergency by that point.
Well, to be fair I am an Australian... so 38+ is the standard temperature for summer over here. On the bright side for British people though - you have resistance to the cold. Anything below 12 degrees here will net you a string of Aussies walking around in thick jackets going 'fuckin' freezing'.