Would you rather it was too hot all the time or too cold all the time?
@spikey_monkey (759)
March 19, 2007 8:42am CST
Id rather be too cold all the time because then at least you can put on jumpers etc but if you're too hot there's not much you can do.
Altough if the choice was to live in a country that was too hot or a country that was too cold Id probably choose a country that was too hot as youd have air conditioning in offices etc. As long as the country wasnt impoverished, then I wouldnt want to live there. How about u?
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@mushroomlilitu (361)
• China
19 Mar 07
may i choose neither too cold nor too hot??hehe
i think i am the type of man that resist heat and in summer i look a bit thinner than in winter so i choose too hot.
if the weather is too cold,im inclined to fell ill.:(
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@spikey_monkey (759)
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19 Mar 07
That's funny, I thought you were a girl! How come you look a bit thinner in summer? Usually people think they look thinner in winter as you can hide fat under clothes.
What about in work? I would deifanlty choose to cold while in work.
@mushroomlilitu (361)
• China
20 Mar 07
well ,the weather of my city in summer is too hot,i sweat easily and lost my appetite.so i usually eat some fruits appeasing my hunger.in this way i lose my weight in summer.
if i work inside,i choose too cold,
if i work outside,i choose too hot.:D
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@killahclaire (3665)
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22 Mar 07
What a randomn discussion. Lol.
I would much rather it was too cold, well not cold enough that I owuld die or nothing. I don't really feel the cold much. I didnt own a coat this winter and I done absolutely fine. I have alwasy been like that
@spikey_monkey (759)
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22 Mar 07
You havent even worn a coat this winder, are you madder than Brian mad of Madcastle? I suppose it hasnt been that cold this winter but cold enough for a coat. Maybe you're cold blooded.
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@spikey_monkey (759)
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22 Mar 07
Im not sure Id go with the lazy factor. Im extremely lazy and I still need to ware coats. Its annoying when socks fall down a? It still happens to me, sometimes they fall right off inside my boots.
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@killahclaire (3665)
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22 Mar 07
well my mum was just saying the other day when it was snowing that she would often pick me up from school and i wouldn't have on my jacket or cardigan and it wou ld be snowing and my socks would have rolled down to my ankles. she just couldn't understand why i didnt want my coat on.
i think the truth is ai am so lazy i can ignore the cold if it means i dont have to put on a coat
@wolfie34 (26770)
• United Kingdom
19 Mar 07
It would all depend on what country you are in, I live in the UK and when it's hot it's very humid and sticky unfortunately we do not have the lovely 'dry' heat like other countries have. So if I was living in the UK I would prefer it to be cold all the time because for me it is far easier to warm up than cool down.
@spikey_monkey (759)
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22 Mar 07
Me too, I rememebr last year I was working in an office with no air con and the temperature reached at leadst 40 degrees c! I kept feeling ill and having to go home. Thankfully I dont work there now.
@spikey_monkey (759)
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19 Mar 07
I am also a UKer. You're right, it does tend to get sticky. What about in work, would you rather be too hot or too cold in work?
@nglanfield (559)
• Turkey
19 Mar 07
I'd rather have it cold most of the time, at least you can add more layers or turn up the heat to keep warm.
I've lived in a country where the temperature was 30-32 degrees c. all the time and it wasn't fun trying to keep cool. It was ok in the office with the air con. but as soon as you stepped outside, with the heat and humidity within a minute you would be sweating! and then have to go back into a cool office, not nice!
@spikey_monkey (759)
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22 Mar 07
It is a tricky one. Although I would like to live in a hot country, Im sure it would be much different to how I imagine it. Whenever I go on holiday I always decide Im going to move ther when I get bakc, then I realise it's probably not such a good idea. I reckeon if I moved somewhere hot I would enjoy coming back to the cold and rainy climate of Britain.
