Warm versus Cold

[Jpark]

Originally posted by: dullard
Cold.
[*]When it is too cold, put on more clothes, and you are just fine for the rest of the day.
[*]When it is too hot, you sweat, feel slimy from the sweat, and stink the rest of the day. You could take a shower, but as soon as you are out, you are overheated again and the problem repeats.
Thus cold is fixable, hot isn't.

This is how I think of it. 72°F is comfortable for just about everyone. Would you rather be 50°F hotter: at 122°F? Or would you rather be 50°F colder: at 22°F? That is a fair comparison. And almost anyone would answer colder. Why would you only go up 24°F but go down 56°F, what an unfair comparison! Heck almost anyone can tollerate double the temperature drop than they can tolerate a temperature rise.

well said

 

[Jzero]

I like being hot.

 

[dragonballgtz]

Cold. I love to ice skate outside and have snow ball fights.

When its hot out I just stay indoors and try to cool off.

Sort of like hibernation.

 

[His Lord Uberdude]

How cold? Cause if we're talking Pluto or the Sun, I'd go for the sun, big time. But if it's a chilly, or 101 degrees, I'd take cold.

 

[FoBoT]

i sweat like a pig, so i voted cold. not that i like cold, i like 68F , but if it gets above 82F , i sweat buckets

if i could make it 68F everywhere i go, i would do that

 

[PingSpike]

Cold. I hate stinking and sweating and being useless way more than I hate shivering.

I can't sleep when its hot either.

 

[Electric Amish]

Cold


There are many things you can do to warm up. :evil:

 

[Gibson486]

I hate sweating, so cold. Plus heat in included in my rent, electricity is not.

 

[Ticks]

i chose cold...probably because my 18 plus years in Florida is starting to wear thin

 

[CRXican]

Hot for sure, huge pool in the backyard that doesn't get nearly as much use

and the clothes girls wear when it's hot, wow, tough to concentrate at my university

 

[SnipeMasterJ13]

Just had -35 temps in Minnesota. I'm still alive. I vote for cold.

 

[Malak]

Having moved from southern texas up to here in washington, I can say one think. Fvck the snow.

 

[Ryan]

Hot - at least I can work in my yard, who cares about sweat?

 

[CaptnKirk]

Heat doesn't really bother me much at all, I've usually lived in dry hot deserts &
hot tropical humid places for most of my life.

. . . but the cold is another matter, gets much below 72*F & I look for a jacket.