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19 December 2018
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School(now) or home–typical life for a high school student.
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At home, usually, or hanging about the campus of my local community college, sometimes. (I take classes there two days a week.)
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18 December 2017
Offline School or sitting on my bed with Lucy. I only post when I’m not busy with me friends, which is a lot of the time because yknow life.
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15 November 2018
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School or sitting on my bed with Lucy. I only post when I’m not busy with me friends, which is a lot of the time because yknow life.
What are friends? 
Only joking, I do have friends I swear, I just don’t spend time with them very often 
mainly because most of them don’t go to my school and I’m too introverted/lazy to put any effort into getting together on my own time
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Offline Literally pretty much everywhere. At home, on a train, at school, at friends’ houses, at work… you name it, I’ve posted there.
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15 November 2018
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For you personally, which temperatures qualify as hot, and which temperatures qualify as cold?
For me (please note this is in Fahrenheit:)
Below 30: Freezing (literally! 
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30-40: Unpleasantly cold
40-50: Cold
50-60: Chilly, but not too bad.
60-70: Perfect
70-80: Slightly warm but still very pleasant
80-90: Hot, but not unbearably so.
90-100: Quite hot.
Over 100: Very, very hot.
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30-50: Cold
50-60: Tolerable
60-80: Nice
80-90: A bit hot
90-100: I might get sleepy if i go outside
>100: Hot hot hot hot hot hot hot hot
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7.17pm
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27 November 2016
Offline Ugh Fahrenheit…
Below 50 – Very cold
50-65 – Unpleasant
65-70 – Tolerable
70-83 – Nice
83-91 – Tolerable
91-99 – Unpleasant
100-105 – Hot
105+ – Just another day in Australia… but very hot.
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7.49pm
1 November 2013
Offline below 50 cold? Wow, you guys are too sensitive.
90 hot
10 cold
and Fahrenheit is better than Celsius 100% of the time.
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Offline Fahrenheit is not better than Celsius. It isn’t even on a linear scale, and only one country uses it most of the time.
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9.59pm
1 November 2013
Offline It has more options for temperatures that people experience on a day to day basis. 0 – 100 vs like -10 – 50. More specific.
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10 – pretty cold
30 – decent
45 – shorts make their comeback
60 – warm
80 – hot
90 – v hot
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10.15pm
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27 November 2016
Offline Celsius is used in science.
Also 0 equalling freezing and 100 equalling boiling makes a lot of sense.
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Celsius is used in science.Also 0 equalling freezing and 100 equalling boiling makes a lot of sense.
maybe in science, but not when you’re talking about the weather
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10.26pm
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15 February 2015
Offline You don’t have to use as many decimals with Fahrenheit. However, it is unscientific, isn’t widely use outside the US, and is impossible to spell. 
That having been said… my perception of hot or cold changes depending on the activity I’m engaging in (I get reallllly warm from exercising) but assuming I’m just sitting around:
<45 F/7 C – Wake me when spring comes
50-60 F/12.8-15.6 C – I’m FrEeZiNg/kinda cold in here, isn’t it?
60-70 F/15.6-21 C – Cool
70-80 F/21-26.7 C – Perfect to slightly warm
80-90 F/26.7-32.2 – Hawt — as we say in the South, and we ought to know because it’s like that half the year
90-100 F/32.2-37.8 C – Any one of these magnificent expressions
So, yeah, I’m a scrawny cold-natured Southerner and so my cold tolerance is pretty low.
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10.31pm
1 November 2013
Offline It isn’t irrational. 0 is the freezing point of brine and 32 is water freezing.
And Y’all so cold sensitive.
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And Y’all so cold sensitive.
Yep.
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10.53pm
18 December 2017
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90-100 F/32.2-37.8 C – Any one of these magnificent expressions
these are all so accurate. Pretty soon i’ll be hearing people say stuff like this daily.
anyroad,
below 20- pretty darn cold! i’ll stay inside or wear ten coats.
below 30- i’d rather not.
below 40- only if i must.
below 50- bit chilly, innit?
below 60- perfect
below 70- wonderful
below 80- normal
below 90- urgh okay.
91 and above- i quit.
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11.06pm
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27 November 2016
Offline Starr Shine? said
It isn’t irrational. 0 is the freezing point of brine and 32 is water freezing.
32 is the most irrational thing. Why 32? 0 makes more sense?
Also brine is irrelevant.
And Y’all so hot sensitive.
Fixed it for you…
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