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god bless the air conditioner
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:29:01 UTC from web-
@mushi You mean you do not ever see one daily ?
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:31:42 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker ab avarage airconditioner increases you electricity bill in R$100, so usually only people whi live in hotter places, like the one i am now, get it
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:34:47 UTC from web-
@mushi *looks in the corner of the room* I have one, it is not even a split unit ( split units are way better in means of heat management, since with split units the actual compressor is outside, this is one on wheels ) ... And ever since I got it the weather has been, sort of cool. ... Which begs the question, how "hot" does it need to be in order for you to want to take off clothing ?
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:36:43 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker me? i hardly even get my shirt off because of heat, but it has to be at at least over 35°C to for several days to forceme to do it
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:39:17 UTC from web-
@mushi 35°C ??? Wow, I think my eyeballs might dry out with that heat. ... I prefer a nice 20°C allround inside. Around 28°C I might start to throw "it's too hot" at a semi-regular basis. Then again I was walking around outside where it is 8°C ( on and about ) in nothing but my regular clothes ( which include a sleeveless jacket ). Whereas I figure you'd have the feeling to freeze to death.
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:44:02 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker you better no come to this city i am, the weather usually doesnt get as /cold/ as 35°C. it easily reaches ove 40ºC.
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:46:25 UTC from web-
@mushi Don't worry, if I ever come as close to visit anyone near the southern hemisphere and/or equator I want to lose enough body fat to not in the least resemble the fat American steriotype, heh *weak self-incriminatory laugh*
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:47:56 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker back in brasília it was less hot, and it was a dry heat, so it gets beter if you find a shadow, but because of that the air doesnt getmuch breathable
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:50:18 UTC from web-
@mushi I probably get the term "dry heat" just as much as you do "water cold" when describing the temperature outside. Well maybe you do, still it is a stupid saying and unless if you have been in either you have no idea what it feels like. I guess...
Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 00:01:03 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker litarally dry heat, like, the air is too dry in brasília
Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 00:02:58 UTC from web -
@critialcloudkicker High temperature, low humidity.
Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 00:04:47 UTC from web
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@critialcloudkicker It was around 6°C here today and it's expected to drop below zero later in the week, I was wearing my suede jacked
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:46:34 UTC from web-
@northernnarwhal *jacket lo
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:46:43 UTC from web -
@northernnarwhal Where are you, and what is suede ?
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:46:52 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker I'm from Ontario, Canada and suede is a type of fuzzy leather.
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:48:45 UTC from web-
@northernnarwhal I always wanted to go to canada, heck in one point in my life I even wanted to live there. I might still even, after I have done my research ( still, I can't right now, personal issues, family, some other issues ) ... Also what sort of stuff is http://pny.lv/6j7m you'd reckon ? I love those jackets, always room enough for my stuff when walking around on or off-duty
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:59:44 UTC from web-
@critialcloudkicker That looks like cotton to me
Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 00:03:29 UTC from web
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@critialcloudkicker and yes, ive been at 7ºC once, it felt like there were freezing needles piercing trhough my clothings and it felt like death
Monday, 10-Nov-14 23:55:06 UTC from web-
@mushi Hehe, when did that happen ?
Tuesday, 11-Nov-14 00:01:49 UTC from web
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