Ah, 73 Degrees F.

95 degrees...

*dies*

It's actually 80*F here before humidity. I am shocked.

70-80 with little to no humidity is usually fine for me. I especially like when it's like around 80 and windy. Feels really nice.

Today it's beyond hot at 95 but it feels more like 101 with the humidity factor.

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Originally Posted by Goldenboko

F doesn't stand for fail!

Anyway, its a very comfortable 73 Degrees Fahrenheit so I can type my research paper outside today~

Whats your comfort zone with temperature?

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Between 75-90. And yet I'm moving to Washington. Brilliant. :rolleyes2

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Originally Posted by Denmark

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Originally Posted by fire_of_avalon

It is goddamned 95 degrees here today and you all can just go to hell.

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You have a legitimate complaint because I know you're living in humidity. Right now it's 90 here and feels like 96.

However! In a dry area (where I have only ever visited, never lived), up to 90ish is fairly comfortable, as long as you're not directly in the sun, because it's dry. So anyone complaining about heat in the 90s when they live in a desert area can smurf off.

[/tirade]

Anyway, on topic, I find anywhere from 68-80 to be comfortable. I'll let you figure out which temperature scale.

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Actually, my anger is a little bit silly acting as I don't really mind heat and the humidity here is only 32%.

But wait a month when it's July and it's 100 with 95% humidity. That's when I just do as much as I can with no clothes on.

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Originally Posted by fire_of_avalon

It is goddamned 95 degrees here today and you all can just go to hell.

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Yeah. I got out of my car this morning (where the A/C was blasting on full power) and my glasses actually fogged up.

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Originally Posted by fire_of_avalon

It is goddamned 95 degrees here today and you all can just go to hell.

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Yeah. I got out of my car this morning (where the A/C was blasting on full power) and my glasses actually fogged up.

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I hate it when that happens. Same for when it's extremely cold and you get in a warm car; the same thing happens.

Anyway, my comfort area is anywhere between 50-70 degrees Fahrenheit. I'd convert that to Celsius for you metric users, but it's hot here and I just don't care to. ;)

Anything over 27.C is like OH MY GOD HOT for me :p

20-25 of the kind of degrees non-bass-ackwards countries use.

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Originally Posted by Goldenboko

Truly you must be a god among men, then.

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It's called "altering how much I wear." Now, if this were a topic about the temperature of my car when I drive, that's a very different story.

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Originally Posted by Momiji

I'd convert that to Celsius for you metric users, but it's hot here and I just don't care to. ;)

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From F --> C: subtract 32 and divide by 1.8.
From C --> F: multiply by 1.8 and add 32.
From C --> K: add 273.15 (depending on sig figs).

Problem solved.

Anything that causes me to reach for the fan is too hot.

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Originally Posted by Tavrobel

From F --> C: subtract 32 and divide by 1.8.
From C --> F: multiply by 1.8 and add 32.
From C --> K: add 273.15 (depending on sig figs).

Problem solved.

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I prefer my method of simple memorization.

Ack, still 70 during the night! I like it to cool down during the night, instead it just got more humid :(

My fish like it at 76 degrees Fahrenheit. Fish are stupid creatures.


I also like it at 76.

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Originally Posted by Sagensyg

My fish like it at 76 degrees Fahrenheit. Fish are stupid creatures.



I also like it at 76.

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Try your fish at 212º. :cool: