22° C. Is Not Pleasant, S.A.I.L

I live there too, Shaadaris. Colour me unimpressed by your tale of woe - let me guess, the icy barren waste fields of Toronto, or perhaps the cruel and uncaring tundra that is Vancouver? Or - god forbid - a real dump like Calgary?

 

Near Vancouver. It really isn't that bad. I just hate cold.

 

You live near Vancouver and you're doing the whole 'Canada is Cold' routine?

HACK! HACK AND CHARLATAN! I KNEW THERE WAS SOMETHING OFF ABOUT YOU!

 

I'VE BEEN HAD! AAaaaaaaaaaaa *flees*

 

the hell you talking about, 22C is the perfect temperature.

granted i've lived in florida/georgia for most of my life, where 30C is a normal summer's day. too hot though. way too hot.
30C is death.

 

it could be worse. the birds could be magpies. then they'd peck at you instead of wood. which i understand would be sub-optimal. then again, they might just be the nicest animal life in australia >.> not that i'm from australia. just sayin it could be worse

 

Anything below 30C is too cold. Winter is murder for me.

 

i like cold temperatures because it's easier to warm yourself up than it is to cool yourself down c:

 

I would always say: You can always wear another layer of clothing, but you can only take so much off.

 

It's true. that third epidermal layer is like squeezing out of spandex.

I can't even comprehend this worldview. it is utterly foreign. Thirty degrees is disgusting, humid, and wretched.

 

Seriously! Right after Christmas, I just want to build a giant pile of blankets and other warm things, then burrow into it and not come out until spring.

 

I just want to know what world you live in where 29 degrees is considered freezing.

 

I feel like I just defeated some kind of eighties cartoon villain.

 

*Distant "Nyeh-heh-heh-heh!"s can be heard*

 

*cautiously peers into distance*

A great big pair of polka-dot shorts? How did that get over there?

 

I don't know, but I'm sure someone on my mother's side was an Argonian or some other lizard person.

 

!?... It's not even warm until you hit 80f.
Too hot is 110f in the shade! (and no shade, usually)
...I grew up in Oklahoma.

 

From Sweden here and i can say 22+ Celsius is about room temperature and i just checked my thermometer and it says 22.7 so i dont see whats wrong ._. also in summer we can get up to 40+ celsius which is around the highest we have had and the water that time was 23-24 in the OCEAN! winter is usualy 30- celsius so i guess we upp here in Northern Sweden are just used to it i guess? But i mean its different to all countries and even cities and i have a realy high warmth resistance which for example my sister DO NOT have and dies from the weather if its over 20 and i dont even sweat at 30, so i mean to say that 22 is pretty normal unless you might not be resistant against it and/or have grown up where its colder? :I

 

It cross over 22 pretty regularly here come late-spring. And it's awful.

 

We aren't taking into account humidity. ~70F and high humidity is annoying as shit. ~70F and low humidity is comfortable.

I sit next to a server room that is chilled to 68F at all times. I sit in my office with a sweater on regardless of how hot it is outside. And no, I am not saying 68 is freezing cold, but when there is a very low humidity level, it does make it feel colder than it actually is. Having cool air flowing around will pull your body heat right out of you just like a heat sink does in a computer.