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  • #16
    80F is hot. (well, with 100% humidity it is)
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    • #17
      80F is hot.
      What, did you grow up in Finland or something?
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      • #18
        30F is bloody cold
        40F is chilly
        50F is a bit nippy
        60F is nice
        70F is warm
        80F is hot
        90F is a heatwave
        100F hasn't been reached yet
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        • #19
          wow...we've been over a 100 a couple times already. I like it
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          • #20
            whats 80F in real temperature?
            30°C I guess or what?
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            • #21
              I don't really have an F'ing clue what F's are...give me celsius dammit
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              • #22
                F-32/1.8
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                • #23
                  You know you're from La La Land (Los Angeles) is:

                  30F is called a freezer
                  40F is called a refrigerator
                  50F is damn cold
                  60F is cold
                  70F is cold
                  75F is cold
                  80F is nice weather
                  85F means the AC is broken
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                  • #24
                    Bah! I can live comfortably at 10F if I have a good jacket. (Also, the fact that I'm surrounded by Arkansas Sticky-Heat (R) gives me no choice but to live in 100F and 110F )
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                    • #25
                      I know how you Americans feel though - I spent a few days in 105F heat and high humidity two years ago. We went up to Boston during a colder spell, and it was around 65-70F for one day. *Shivers*.
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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Boddington's
                        F-32/1.8
                        Nope, use a proper scale relevent to the recent few centuries
                        Speaking of Erith:

                        "It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham" - Linda Smith

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                        • #27
                          That's what I am doing.

                          I'm actually surprised you're not asking us to use Kelvins.
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                          • #28
                            What are F's based on anyway? Anything real? Anything useful?

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                            • #29
                              They sound more realistic.

                              The Celsius lover also likes kilometres per hour.
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                              • #30
                                Seriously, I want to know. A real answer please. Anyone?

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