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coolstuff wrote:

Nope. It's about 20 or so degrees out here - Celsius/Centigrade, of course!
But I just built a fence, so it feels really hot because that was hard work!

Lol, nice.

NO AC AT SCHOOL 90 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT

nooooooo!

At least you weren't doing 25 minute Indian Runs during track practice like I did. It's so humid here!

Greatdane wrote:

90 degrees? Phew, I have encountered days of excess of 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

I like it warm and toasty. If I were to be in either a hot or cold situation, I'd take Hot.

I walked 8 miles in 102 degrees. It was hot....

Greatdane wrote:

90 degrees? Phew, I have encountered days of excess of 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

I like it warm and toasty. If I were to be in either a hot or cold situation, I'd take Hot.

I'm Canadian. I choose cold.

All my teachers had their fans running on full blast, and my English teacher had a spray bottle, it felt good to have cold water on my face.

Going to be about 90 tomorrow. 

Yeah, we had P.E. when it was about 80 out. 

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MasterGamerZx3 wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

At least you weren't doing 25 minute Indian Runs during track practice like I did. It's so humid here!

Haha, I have P.E. first period (which starts at like 7:40) so at least it was a little cool while running a mile.

    im not at school til 8 30!

floatingmagictree wrote:

bananaman114 wrote:

MasterGamerZx3 wrote:

Haha, I have P.E. first period (which starts at like 7:40) so at least it was a little cool while running a mile.

    im not at school til 8 30!

Then you're probably not in middle school yet, where you have to go at 7 in the morning.

Yesh, final track meet tomorrow.

7 in the morning at middle school? That's absolutely ridiculous. Where I live, highschool starts at 8:15, middle school starts at 8:30, elementary school starts at 9:00.

Anyways, today's Victoria day in Canada, which is why I built a fence instead of going to school.

it amazingly, to my disappointment, snowed here in UT.    isn't it time to get warm??

bananaman114 wrote:

MasterGamerZx3 wrote:

floatingmagictree wrote:

At least you weren't doing 25 minute Indian Runs during track practice like I did. It's so humid here!

Haha, I have P.E. first period (which starts at like 7:40) so at least it was a little cool while running a mile.

    im not at school til 8 30!

Ha! I'm home-schooled 

militarydudes wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

Greatdane wrote:

90 degrees? Phew, I have encountered days of excess of 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

I like it warm and toasty. If I were to be in either a hot or cold situation, I'd take Hot.

I'm Canadian. I choose cold.

But I don't think I have ever seen sub-zero temperatures. I always get excited when winter comes around here (Texas), I just wasn't born a person for the heat: I was born in New Jersey    It's always funny when the people down here are bundled in sweaters and coats when its 45 degrees out and I have a jacket 

  You've never seen sub-zero? Man, are you deprived! It's a bit unnerving at the start of winter, in October or so, but then once it's January, the cold is like HEAVEN! I just love feeling that cold nipping at your face - it's a wonderful feeling. Come up to Canada during the winter - particularly, January, that's when it's coldest. I've seen temperatures below -30 Celsius, which is -22 Fahrenheit - but those are ultra-cold. I like it best between -10 and 0 degrees Celsius, though - which is October-December, then February to March weather.