Tips to stay warm?

[Aide33]

how in the sweet jesus is 20 degrees c cold

yeah wtf that's room temperature

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[Georges]

yeah wtf that's room temperature

4 degrees below room temperature (72 F). And it feels a lot colder. Also,  the room I'm is poorly insulated and far from the furnace and thermostat, so it's probably a bit colder than that, now that I think about it.

[Badger]

Warm up a beanbag (in microwave) and put it inside your shirt

[General]

where I live winter temperatures go as low as 14C on average, so closing the window does the tricks for me

i have a house in the uk and use central heating and i loving tell you that stuff is warm.

[Alyx Vance]

4 degrees below room temperature (72 F). And it feels a lot colder. Also,  the room I'm is poorly insulated and far from the furnace and thermostat, so it's probably a bit colder than that, now that I think about it.

I don't even have insulation on some parts of my wall, just a quarter inch(if that) of wood, not even put together well.
Where do you live that makes you unable to take the cold?

[Georges]

where I live winter temperatures go as low as 14C on average, so closing the window does the tricks for me

i have a house in the uk and use central heating and i loving tell you that stuff is warm.

lucky. :(

We live in a 90+ year old home and it's super drafty in places...

I don't even have insulation on some parts of my wall, just a quarter inch(if that) of wood, not even put together well.
Where do you live that makes you unable to take the cold?

I'm in Saint Louis. I don't know, I just can't stand being cold. I'd take 90-95 degree weather over 40 or even 55 degree weather in a heartbeat.

[Electrk.]

70 degrees?!
You poor thing

[Katadeus]

I was about to be all understanding
I don't even know how one could heat oneself up when it's that temperature

[Aide33]

4 degrees below room temperature (72 F). And it feels a lot colder. Also,  the room I'm is poorly insulated and far from the furnace and thermostat, so it's probably a bit colder than that, now that I think about it.

72F is 22C

it's 2 degrees C above room temp

[Katadeus]

72F is 22C

it's 2 degrees C above room temp

are you making a point or not I can't quite tell
Because if you are he's already making it for you

[XR-7]

I direct a space heater at my bed at night.

Last year, my brother kept shutting it off and I'd wake up cold. I'd look at the digital thermometer in my room and it read 58 degrees.

[Georges]

After all that I've done (the blankets, my computer acting as a space heater, etc), I'm not fine now. It's going to get a lot worse though as winter comes.

70 degrees?!
You poor thing

first world problems, m8

[Biohazard]

thoughts of home always keep you warm
nah just kidding thats bullstuff put on more jackets

[sir dooble]

Make use of natures pocket.

[Alyx Vance]

lucky. :(

We live in a 90+ year old home and it's super drafty in places... I'm in Saint Louis. I don't know, I just can't stand being cold. I'd take 90-95 degree weather over 40 or even 55 degree weather in a heartbeat.

My home is about 40 years old but poorly maintained, looking at the beams you can tell its shifted a lot. If you want to keep warm that bad than try to get some money and fix up the drafty spots in your room.

You could do what I do and use a heater blowing on your bed, use two blankets, and wear a hoody to bed. You could also invest in a sleeping bag.