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#4802
Apr 04 2011 at 7:09 AM
I'm used to temperature being high 70s to high 80s year round for the Fahrenheit folks. Temps beyond that is some sort of its warm, cold or hot action going on.
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idiggory wrote:
Drinking at home. But I could probably stand to get laid.
#4803
Apr 04 2011 at 7:20 AM
Horsemouth wrote:
I live in world of 24-26 as the norm year round. With a pleasant breeze.
#4804
Apr 04 2011 at 7:47 AM
I prefer cold over warmth. You can put on clothes to reach the ideal body temperature in cold weather, but once you're naked, you can't really get cooler. Can't run around with ice cubes in my pants all day.
Please "talk up" if your comprehension white-shifts. I will use simple-happy language-words to help you understand.
#4805
Apr 04 2011 at 7:51 AM
You can cool down with a nice beer though. But overall I agree with you for any temperature over 30°C.
#4806
Apr 04 2011 at 8:32 AM
I like the weather in the UK, it rarely gets really cold and rarely gets hot, and I can deal with rain.
It's changing, though, we've had snow 3 years in a row now and a heat wave last summer. :/
It's changing, though, we've had snow 3 years in a row now and a heat wave last summer. :/
#4807
Apr 04 2011 at 1:09 PM
You suck Horse. Color me jealous... although you end up paying for it with the cost to ship pretty much everything to Hawaii. Don't you guys have to pay like $7 for a box of cereal?
Seriously though, I would love living in a place where 70-85 weather was year round. We get snow occasionally here, and it doesn't usually go below 25 degrees so it doesn't really get that cold here. But I'm a wimp. If it's below 60 degrees I'm cold. Once it gets in the 90's I start getting uncomfortable. I <3 May through September here though, nice and warm!
Seriously though, I would love living in a place where 70-85 weather was year round. We get snow occasionally here, and it doesn't usually go below 25 degrees so it doesn't really get that cold here. But I'm a wimp. If it's below 60 degrees I'm cold. Once it gets in the 90's I start getting uncomfortable. I <3 May through September here though, nice and warm!
#4808
Apr 04 2011 at 1:16 PM
New Jersey winters are anywhere from 10F-40F (-12.6-4C), not including wind chills. Summer is 80-105F, generally (26.6-40.5)
I'm always way too cold in the Winter, and way too hot in the Summer. I need to move. >:(
And @Maz, yeah--below 32F is freezing.
Our temperature scale is the ONLY thing I like more in the English system than the Metric one. All other measurements make more sense in metric, but not temperature. Well, they make SENSE, but smaller numbers are harder to deal with--I don't want to have to process decimal points to figure out what to wear.
I say we just make a new scale, from 100-0. The numbers are purely relative to how much clothing you should wear. :P At 100%, it's so frickin' cold that will not want to go outside, for any reason. 0 is when you can run naked through town, and no one will care because they are all delirious with heat.
:P
[EDIT]
2 of my friends go to HPU. They get to mock me all year. >:( I'm hoping May is FREEZING so that they suffer as much as possible when home for the summer.
Edited, Apr 4th 2011 3:17pm by idiggory
I'm always way too cold in the Winter, and way too hot in the Summer. I need to move. >:(
And @Maz, yeah--below 32F is freezing.
Our temperature scale is the ONLY thing I like more in the English system than the Metric one. All other measurements make more sense in metric, but not temperature. Well, they make SENSE, but smaller numbers are harder to deal with--I don't want to have to process decimal points to figure out what to wear.
I say we just make a new scale, from 100-0. The numbers are purely relative to how much clothing you should wear. :P At 100%, it's so frickin' cold that will not want to go outside, for any reason. 0 is when you can run naked through town, and no one will care because they are all delirious with heat.
:P
[EDIT]
2 of my friends go to HPU. They get to mock me all year. >:( I'm hoping May is FREEZING so that they suffer as much as possible when home for the summer.
Edited, Apr 4th 2011 3:17pm by idiggory
IDrownFish wrote:
Anyways, you all are horrible, @#%^ed up people
lolgaxe wrote:
Never underestimate the healing power of a massive dong.
#4809
Apr 04 2011 at 1:56 PM
Any of you complaining about weather can go to hell.
I live in Fargo, ND. We literally just took the title for "Worst Weather in America."
Winter is cold as **** with the nastiest wind. Summer is hotter than hell with 90% humidity and enough mosquitos to fly 30 buses.
I've seen 3 blizzards in about one month, one of the blizzards was thundersnowing. I've never even ******* seen thunder and lightning in a snow storm.
You people dont even know...
*raises angry fist*
I live in Fargo, ND. We literally just took the title for "Worst Weather in America."
Winter is cold as **** with the nastiest wind. Summer is hotter than hell with 90% humidity and enough mosquitos to fly 30 buses.
I've seen 3 blizzards in about one month, one of the blizzards was thundersnowing. I've never even ******* seen thunder and lightning in a snow storm.
You people dont even know...
*raises angry fist*
#4810
Apr 04 2011 at 2:09 PM
PigtailsOfDoom wrote:
But I'm a wimp. If it's below 60 degrees I'm cold.
#4811
Apr 04 2011 at 2:53 PM
idiggory wrote:
New Jersey winters are anywhere from 10F-40F (-12.6-4C), not including wind chills. Summer is 80-105F, generally (26.6-40.5)
I'm always way too cold in the Winter, and way too hot in the Summer. I need to move. >:(
And @Maz, yeah--below 32F is freezing.
Our temperature scale is the ONLY thing I like more in the English system than the Metric one. All other measurements make more sense in metric, but not temperature. Well, they make SENSE, but smaller numbers are harder to deal with--I don't want to have to process decimal points to figure out what to wear.
I say we just make a new scale, from 100-0. The numbers are purely relative to how much clothing you should wear. :P At 100%, it's so frickin' cold that will not want to go outside, for any reason. 0 is when you can run naked through town, and no one will care because they are all delirious with heat.
:P
[EDIT]
2 of my friends go to HPU. They get to mock me all year. >:( I'm hoping May is FREEZING so that they suffer as much as possible when home for the summer.
Edited, Apr 4th 2011 3:17pm by idiggory
I'm always way too cold in the Winter, and way too hot in the Summer. I need to move. >:(
And @Maz, yeah--below 32F is freezing.
Our temperature scale is the ONLY thing I like more in the English system than the Metric one. All other measurements make more sense in metric, but not temperature. Well, they make SENSE, but smaller numbers are harder to deal with--I don't want to have to process decimal points to figure out what to wear.
I say we just make a new scale, from 100-0. The numbers are purely relative to how much clothing you should wear. :P At 100%, it's so frickin' cold that will not want to go outside, for any reason. 0 is when you can run naked through town, and no one will care because they are all delirious with heat.
:P
[EDIT]
2 of my friends go to HPU. They get to mock me all year. >:( I'm hoping May is FREEZING so that they suffer as much as possible when home for the summer.
Edited, Apr 4th 2011 3:17pm by idiggory
No one uses decimal points for temperature in Celsius, hell we even omit them when converting to K. Oh, and we just convert to K by adding a bit on. Yeah.
Seriously, though, I think some things are just so close to our culture that they are hard to get rid of. That's temperature, speed measurements (to the point where mph means more to me now than kmh, even though I've not even been here 2 years), and ***** size. Seriously, I know British people who will do everything in metric, but still talk about penises in inches. It's pop culture, or something.
#4812
Apr 04 2011 at 3:47 PM
idiggory wrote:
Our temperature scale is the ONLY thing I like more in the English system than the Metric one. All other measurements make more sense in metric, but not temperature. Well, they make SENSE, but smaller numbers are harder to deal with--I don't want to have to process decimal points to figure out what to wear.
Technically speaking, Celsius isn't metric. Metric scale is based on the distance of one meter.
Quote:
Originally intended to be one ten-millionth of the distance from the Earth's equator to the North Pole (at sea level), its definition has been periodically refined to reflect growing knowledge of metrology. Since 1983, it is defined as the length of the path travelled by light in vacuum in 1â„299,792,458 of a second.
The Celsius scale is based off of water's properties at normal atmospheric pressure.
100 degrees Celsius is water's boiling point.
0 degrees Celsius is water's freezing/melting point.
Makes more sense that negative numbers would display frost. I mean, you still have -1F, right? Rarely used, but it's there. Doesn't make much sense, though, that the temperature turns negative all of a sudden. I get that there's 180 degrees between water's freezing and boiling points on the Fahrenheit scale, but is this a circular scale or what?
Please "talk up" if your comprehension white-shifts. I will use simple-happy language-words to help you understand.
#4813
Apr 04 2011 at 4:31 PM
Thinking about playing Rift more seriously. I mean, like I used to play WoW. Really a nice game and all. Made a tank and a mage there, pretty solid stuff.
Im getting burned out of WoW, I guess.
Im getting burned out of WoW, I guess.
#4814
Apr 04 2011 at 5:22 PM
The History of Fahrenheit
Apparently it's based off some salt water solution being 0, water freezing at 32, and the human body being 96 (3 x 32).
Edit: Everyone in Rift on this side of the Atlantic should post what shard they're on. I've been messing around on Galena (PvE), Guardian side.
Edited, Apr 4th 2011 7:29pm by AstarintheDruid
Apparently it's based off some salt water solution being 0, water freezing at 32, and the human body being 96 (3 x 32).
Edit: Everyone in Rift on this side of the Atlantic should post what shard they're on. I've been messing around on Galena (PvE), Guardian side.
Edited, Apr 4th 2011 7:29pm by AstarintheDruid
#4815
Apr 04 2011 at 5:45 PM
To be fair, Kelvin's the only one that really makes sense. 0 is absolute zero, afterall, and it just goes up from there. We just don't like the idea of the massive numbers.
IDrownFish wrote:
Anyways, you all are horrible, @#%^ed up people
lolgaxe wrote:
Never underestimate the healing power of a massive dong.
#4816
Apr 04 2011 at 7:34 PM
Celsius is just Kelvin minus 273.15, though. It's the same, but with more convenient numbers for everyday use.
Makes converting a lot easier, too.
Makes converting a lot easier, too.
#4817
Apr 04 2011 at 8:08 PM
His Excellency Aethien wrote:
PigtailsOfDoom wrote:
But I'm a wimp. If it's below 60 degrees I'm cold.
Yes, but he gets mad at me when I stick my cold hands or feet next to his warm body to warm up. =x Even when he's cold, he's still warmer than I am, and I don't think he likes it when I try to steal his body heat lol.
My LD bf on the other hand, is like a freaking furnace. So far he hasn't minded me cuddling up to him when I'm cold, but his place has central heat and air so it stays warmer than my house which has a pellet stove for heat and one really old AC wall unit that blows our circuit board if we try and watch a movie with the blu-ray player and the HDTV.
From what I've seen, women tend to get cold a lot easier than men do. I find this odd considering women naturally have a higher body fat percentage so we can have children.
#4818
Apr 04 2011 at 8:24 PM
Quote:
Yes, but he gets mad at me when I stick my cold hands or feet next to his warm body to warm up. =x Even when he's cold, he's still warmer than I am, and I don't think he likes it when I try to steal his body heat lol.
My LD bf on the other hand, is like a freaking furnace. So far he hasn't minded me cuddling up to him when I'm cold, but his place has central heat and air so it stays warmer than my house which has a pellet stove for heat and one really old AC wall unit that blows our circuit board if we try and watch a movie with the blu-ray player and the HDTV.
From what I've seen, women tend to get cold a lot easier than men do. I find this odd considering women naturally have a higher body fat percentage so we can have children.
My LD bf on the other hand, is like a freaking furnace. So far he hasn't minded me cuddling up to him when I'm cold, but his place has central heat and air so it stays warmer than my house which has a pellet stove for heat and one really old AC wall unit that blows our circuit board if we try and watch a movie with the blu-ray player and the HDTV.
From what I've seen, women tend to get cold a lot easier than men do. I find this odd considering women naturally have a higher body fat percentage so we can have children.
LOL
IDrownFish wrote:
Anyways, you all are horrible, @#%^ed up people
lolgaxe wrote:
Never underestimate the healing power of a massive dong.
#4819
Apr 04 2011 at 8:25 PM
I'm pretty sure the lack of body fat isn't the reason men can't have children.
Almost certain.
Thanks for the link, Digg. He's hilarious.
Edited, Apr 5th 2011 4:31am by Mazra
Almost certain.
Thanks for the link, Digg. He's hilarious.
Edited, Apr 5th 2011 4:31am by Mazra
Please "talk up" if your comprehension white-shifts. I will use simple-happy language-words to help you understand.
#4820
Apr 04 2011 at 8:36 PM
Yes Maz I'm aware of that. :-p The primary reason we have a higher body fat percentage is because we have children though, which is why I mentioned it. Perhaps I could have worded that better.
#4821
Apr 04 2011 at 11:14 PM
idiggory wrote:
To be fair, Kelvin's the only one that really makes sense. 0 is absolute zero, afterall, and it just goes up from there. We just don't like the idea of the massive numbers.
#4822
Apr 05 2011 at 5:52 AM
It's the same unit of measure >_>
#4823
Apr 05 2011 at 11:44 AM
In fact, colour temperature is a measure based on (wait for it!) temperature.
#4824
Apr 05 2011 at 12:32 PM
I didn't even know colors had temperatures to measure. O.o That's pretty cool.
#4825
Apr 05 2011 at 12:32 PM
Kalivha wrote:
In fact, colour temperature is a measure based on (wait for it!) temperature.
Ding!
Btw, Pigtails, I hate you for having the Manacles of the Sleeping Beast. Never saw it dropping. =T
Edited, Apr 5th 2011 3:34pm by Brisin
#4826
Apr 05 2011 at 12:43 PM
Hey all.
Been following this thread for quite some time now, but haven't posted anything so far, because, uhm, well, my druid is only level 81, poorly geared and at the moment logged out God knows where.
Mind if I join in? I'm close enough to being a viking.
Oh, and I like beer.
Been following this thread for quite some time now, but haven't posted anything so far, because, uhm, well, my druid is only level 81, poorly geared and at the moment logged out God knows where.
Mind if I join in? I'm close enough to being a viking.
Oh, and I like beer.
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