• @jordanlund
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    1263 months ago

    If you’re cold in winter you can always put on another layer.

    If you’re hot in summer, eventually all you can do is suffer. :)

    • @devfuuu
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      443 months ago

      It feels like we have to keep screaming this at peoples faces for them to understand.

      It’s impossible to survive and be productive or do anything useful in the fucking heat.

      • @Alexstarfire
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        113 months ago

        Some people prefer being hot to being cold. Like me. Except for when I’m sleeping.

      • @[email protected]
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        barefoot & shirtless == unproductive/no-expectations-from-me and i wouldn’t have it any other way. lol

      • @[email protected]
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        33 months ago

        Just cleared a baseball infield 2 days in a row in 98-degree heat with jeans on. You will never catch me out there in winter. Scream all you want, I hate the cold and am fine with the heat.

      • @[email protected]
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        33 months ago

        It’s impossible to survive and be productive or do anything useful in the fucking heat.

        Everyone who lives anywhere near the equator, most farmers, Australians, and the entire African continent might take exception to that claim. You can say you prefer the cold all you like, and that’s fine, but this sound like a you problem.

    • kubica
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      233 months ago

      My layers only keep the cold inside, I suspect I might be a reptile.

    • @[email protected]
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      153 months ago

      Also it’s trivial to turn matter or electricity into heat, but you can’t go the other way. Best you can do is move the heat from inside to outside, and make it everyone else’s problem.

    • @[email protected]
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      3 months ago

      In Holland we have 99% humidity all winter with temperatures right around freezing and no matter how many layers you add the cold wet air seeps in and chills you to the bone.

      • Kallioapina
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        43 months ago

        I see you have not experienced -30C going on and and on for weeks on end. I promise you, the little wet chills are better. Especially when its windy, though I imagine you dutch know all about that nastyness.

        • @[email protected]
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          93 months ago

          I’ve experienced -50c where I live, it’s typically only for a few days per winter but those days are absolutely terrible. It literally hurts to breathe when you’re outside and you can feel your nose freezing up, and your eyelashes freeze shut if you blink too long or too much.

          Even a quick 5 minute walk is excruciating. It’s always a good reminder of my mortality to be outside in that weather, being locked out of warmth would be a quick death sentence.

          • Kallioapina
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            33 months ago

            Yep, we do get those occasional -40C days every few winters. You put it well, it’s a good reminder ones mortality and that we really shouldnt have left the savanna, to be totally honest.

      • qaz
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        23 months ago

        Gewoon harder fietsen dan

    • @[email protected]
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      43 months ago

      This cliche has always landed flat for me. Always cold or uncomfortable in the winter with a dozen layers, and don’t suffer in the heat ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

      • @DeviantOvary
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        33 months ago

        Right? No matter what I wear, I’ll inevitably start freezing/being cold, especially my feet which I can’t just put extra layers on. Add to that eyes watering intensely in the cold, windy weather, plus runny nose, so can’t wear anything over it for any extended time, lest I bathe my face in snot. No, thank you. Give me summer and a fan.