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Farenheit: 0 - Cold 100 - Really hot Celcius: 0 - Fairly cold 100 - ded Kelvin: 0 - ded 100 - ded |
| Rally:
--- Quote from: Foxscotch on March 13, 2015, 12:39:58 PM ---try 50 and 90 --- End quote --- im australian so idk 95 is pretty normal around here and i've skated in 0 degree weather no problem i mean I figure 100 and 0 are the highest and lowest values of average human tolerance |
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--- Quote from: Foxscotch on March 13, 2015, 12:39:58 PM ---try 50 and 90 --- End quote --- 50 is already nice and warm tho |
| ZSNO:
--- Quote from: Rally on March 13, 2015, 12:51:30 PM ---im australian so idk 95 is pretty normal around here and i've skated in 0 degree weather no problem --- End quote --- Have you skated in shorts and a T-Shirt though in 0 degree weather and still be comfortable? You could always have some magical device to make yourself warmer in cold environments. |
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--- Quote from: ZSNO on March 13, 2015, 01:10:03 PM ---Have you skated in shorts and a T-Shirt though in 0 degree weather and still be comfortable? You could always have some magical device to make yourself warmer in cold environments. --- End quote --- mate we're talking about human beings here not molecular substances. Fahrenheit is good for that. When I hear someone say "it's 10 degrees out" then I know, oh, i should wear more clothes, because we're getting close to the cold side of the scale here. that's what im forgetin saying it's useful for. and to answer your question i've been outside in sweatpants shirtless in 0 degrees and i've worn flannels and jeans to heavy metal concerts in 100+ |
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