lookwhaticando Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 Interesting discussion I had earlier. Apparently I'm weird because I prefer the temperature, outdoors, to be in the sort of hovering around 0°C mark. Seriously, though, that's the way I like it. Give me a cool crisp morning in November and I'm as happy as can be. Somewhere between plus and minus five degrees C (somewhere between 25 and 40 F in old money, for some of you ) with no moisture or anything. Magical. So come on, what's your favoured outdoor temperature? I imagine the 25-35 and 35+ categories will run away with this.
Deathside Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 25-35 for me - Although that's a bit cráp in Leicester due to the distinct lack of a beach In Singapore (my new favourite place in the world) the average daytime temp all year round is around 30
Fez of Mahrez Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 I think you can take out anything below freezing and just put "f**king cold cos I'm a mentalist".
stez Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 i was discussing this at work yesterday, with regards to forcing amaryllis bulbs to flower in feb. and they need to be forced at 21 degrees C which, i also declared, is a perfect 'working' temperature. 15 - 25 is a bit of a gap though!
kerryh Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 I don't get centigrade - where's the button that converts to fahrenheit?
The Man Who Would Be King Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 i Like it cold. But not too cold. about 10-15 degrees i Reckon is about right.
lcfc_jme Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 It'd have to be 15 - 25 C for me... I hate the cold even though I'm a winter baby
The People's Hero Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 The one where women walk about in bikinis.
Thracian Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 I think you can take out anything below freezing and just put "f**king cold cos I'm a mentalist". It's been noted.
Dr The Singh Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 The one where women walk about in bikinis. Or nothing!!
Master Fox Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 The one where fat blokes with baseball caps walk around shopping centres with their beer guts hanging loose
Janx Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 25-35 for me - Although that's a bit cráp in Leicester due to the distinct lack of a beach In Singapore (my new favourite place in the world) the average daytime temp all year round is around 30 Really? Have you been? No shit!
Daggers Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 The one where fat blokes with baseball caps walk around shopping centres with their beer guts hanging loose Every weekend when there's no football on. You can't beat the feel of the wind on your flesh
Master Fox Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 Every weekend when there's no football on. You can't beat the feel of the wind on your flesh I'm glad someone else agrees with me. I guess we're just all season type of guys then!
lookwhaticando Posted 24 November 2006 Author Posted 24 November 2006 I don't get centigrade - where's the button that converts to fahrenheit? Just go to Google and type: 25C in F for example and it'll tell you what it converts to in F. As a vague guide, -10c is 14F, 0c is 32F, 20c is 68F, 30c is 86F.
dandannieldanok Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 15 to 25 for me Me too, I only like 25+ when i'm on holiday and not at college.
lcfcalan Posted 24 November 2006 Posted 24 November 2006 I don't get centigrade - where's the button that converts to fahrenheit? As a rough guide, double it (the centigrade temp ) and add 30 thats close enough for working out what not to wear. love from Frank.
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