Poll: hot or cold?
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I definitely prefer to be too cold.
When it's hot out, you shed layers until you get enough airflow to your skin to cool down, or until you're completely naked and still sweating.
When it's cold, you put on layers until you're warm again. In this version, you are only limited by the amount of cloth around your home.
When it's hot out, you grab the nearest cold drink/food and do a combination of ingestion and covering your face in the substance.
When it's cold, you make some hot chocolate, clasp it in your hands, and sip.
When it's too hot, you go swimming at the nearest outdoor pool.
When it's too cold, you go swimming at the nearest indoor pool.
When it's hot, you sweat like hell, making you both stink like hell and covered in slime.
When it's cold, you shiver, making you, well, shiver.
I could very much go on, but I have things to attend to. In short: lots easier to warm up than to cool down.
When it's hot out, you shed layers until you get enough airflow to your skin to cool down, or until you're completely naked and still sweating.
When it's cold, you put on layers until you're warm again. In this version, you are only limited by the amount of cloth around your home.
When it's hot out, you grab the nearest cold drink/food and do a combination of ingestion and covering your face in the substance.
When it's cold, you make some hot chocolate, clasp it in your hands, and sip.
When it's too hot, you go swimming at the nearest outdoor pool.
When it's too cold, you go swimming at the nearest indoor pool.
When it's hot, you sweat like hell, making you both stink like hell and covered in slime.
When it's cold, you shiver, making you, well, shiver.
I could very much go on, but I have things to attend to. In short: lots easier to warm up than to cool down.
well climate wise i like it hot cause im Australian. but in a room i spose cold cause if it was hot it would be too stuffy.
It all depends on your definition of 'too' hot or cold.
Personally, I'd choose a colder room, but I can't handle wet cold (living in Colorado means there's roughly 15% humidity on any given day). So dry cold room, yeah.
Personally, I'd choose a colder room, but I can't handle wet cold (living in Colorado means there's roughly 15% humidity on any given day). So dry cold room, yeah.
Too hot, I'm going to point out all the things the obviously biased OP left out. I can swim to cool off, have a cold shower, get a fan, turn on the A/C, drink ice cold lemonade, get ice cream, drink Ice Caps (Tim Hortons FTW), go shirtless/naked around the house, go to the beach (colder at beaches) and etc. plus my muscles and joints operate better when I'm hot.
I love a cold room during a hot day....well I guess I could say cold room in general (I always have the window open with the fan going). I love the warm weather out side, but there is something about a cold room that makes me feel comfortable.
you cant take absolute zero?Lullabye said:
I am very disapointed in you.
a REAL Canadian(like me) could TOTALLY take my molecules freezing to a point where the air around me stops moving for all eternity.
...Zedzero said:
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...which all includes trying to get colder
*1-up*
and everyone is bias, im just aware of my own bias.
I may be condesending, but thats only because im very busy thinking about important things, eh zedzero-tan
I tend, I dunno I figure like most people, cramp up and feel like not moving and grabbing stuff when your cold cause your joints and whatnot lock-up. Not to mention the shrinkage.NoblePhilistineFox said:
Oh and I can that about your point. All you motive are to warm up. XD maybe think things through?
Too cold. You can always put on more clothes or get another blanket. If it's too hot, you're going to run out of clothes to take off pretty quickly.