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I can tolerate it but I can't over 30C
Everything under 30C I can.

OldClassicGamer wrote:I can tolerate it but I can't over 30C
Everything under 30C I can.

Hey you know what, it's 04:19 deep in the night and the temp is still above 30 degrees. Currently it's 35 degrees celsius.

That's the kind of temperature that gives me a horrible migraine.

Master wrote:How do you find those temperatures?

I find them with a thermometer!

It's 36C!!!

It's shifting between 27 and 31 degrees, and while I've begun to be able to tolerate more than before, only by the tiniest bit. It's still complete and utter hell.

Adsolution wrote:It's shifting between 27 and 31 degrees, and while I've begun to be able to tolerate more than before, only by the tiniest bit. It's still complete and utter hell.

Fuck, come on over for some 36-37C! You'd figuratively die.

That kind of temperature I've only experienced once, and boy was it hell.

A nice 71 degree day here where I live.

It was 71 degrees in here too. Inside the pan I just cooked dinner with.

I never really understood the difference between Fahrenheit/Celsius exactly, basically because Fahrenheit also 'scales' differently than Celsius does; 1 degree Celsius =/= 1 degree Fahrenheit, if I've got my facts straight.

Bradandez wrote:A nice 71 degree day here where I live.

The way I see it, this is a Metric forum just as much as it is an English forum. Rid yourself of this despicable Fahrenheit nonsense!

Shrooblord wrote:I never really understood the difference between Fahrenheit/Celsius exactly, basically because Fahrenheit also 'scales' differently than Celsius does; 1 degree Celsius =/= 1 degree Fahrenheit, if I've got my facts straight.

The Celsius scale is 1.8 times larger than the Fahrenheit scale. Freezing at Fahrenheit is 32 degrees, and they both intersect at -40. Fahrenheit is very fucking stupid compared to Celsius, and Celsius also works on the same scale as Kelvin.

How about screwing both and work in Kelvin?

For me celsius is the only one. I don't see why america must launch their farenheit while worldwide everyone just uses the simple celsius.

Serza5 wrote:How about screwing both and work in Kelvin?

It would be awkward having to refer to degrees constantly within the 200-300 range and never below. Celcius is our Kelvin, simply shifted to make our lives easier. Besides, the math is easy: C - 273.15 = K.

The only reason Fahrenheit exists is because during the industrial revolution, when they measured pressure dials in degrees, 32º would be freezing and 212º was boiling, putting them 180º apart. Clearly, there was no forethought when creating this system.

Adsolution wrote:

Bradandez wrote:A nice 71 degree day here where I live.

The way I see it, this is a Metric forum just as much as it is an English forum. Rid yourself of this despicable Fahrenheit nonsense!

Oh now it's 81 degrees.

The only acceptable is Celcius!!!! Else, it's fucking 390284 Rulezheits here and it makes more sense than Fahrenheit

Same goes with these freaking feet, inches, miles and whatever the fuck are all those retarded measurement things used in America.

Fuck I barely know Celsius and Kelvin, how in the bloody fuck should I remember Rulezheits.

Metric, superior, Imperial, inferior.

GNineify wrote:Same goes with these freaking feet, inches, miles and whatever the fuck are all those retarded measurement things used in America.

This is true, but there is one exception: The imperial pint, which has the awesome property of making standard servings of beer in pubs bigger.

Temperatures are at high 20s again, and with the rain, it's becoming unbearably humid.