[descry]

Holly fuck, i walked from my car to the school which is about 50 meters and my hair froze cause i didnt dry it. Its a cold muther fuck out there.

[Zoner]

Same here, dude.

-25C, but -34C with the windchill here in Ottawa. I swear my car called me a heartless asshole when I started it this morning.

[Proteus]

Originally Posted by Zoner

Same here, dude.

-25C, but -34C with the windchill here in Ottawa. I swear my car called me a heartless asshole when I started it this morning.

haha, what kind of car do you drive? It's about 4 degrees where I am. Good thing I got to stay home today, I hate cold weather.

[wintersforge]

its about 20 where i live... eek:

[Zoner]

Originally Posted by Proteus

haha, what kind of car do you drive? It's about 4 degrees where I am. Good thing I got to stay home today, I hate cold weather.

2001 Chev Cavalier. You'd think it'd be used to the cold by now, but nooooo! rolleyes:

biggrin:

[Falco*]

chlln in my hammok between 2 palm trees in FL....yeeaaa.... happy:

[Trudel]

For the past week it has been -20 to -30 centigrade here in Calgary. That's without the windchill. When I go to school, I park my car about a 5 minute walk from the entrance tot eh building I need to go to, and I love to watch the people who don't put a toque on because they don't want to mess their hair up. Hmmm...frostbite or nice lookin hair. Hard to decide.

[Poseidon]

wow - its no where near that cold in the uk!
I was cycling to college and was pretty damn warm!

tho the wind was stopping me from getting over 1mph this morning -it was like gail force.

can you guys please specify what scale you are using,
I automatically assume people with Canada or Europe in their location use Celsius and Americans use Fahrenheit, right?

[Trudel]

Celcius = Centigrade

Anders Celsius (1701–1744), a Swedish astronomer, invented the thermometer with a scale of 100 degrees from freezing to boiling of water, but English called it a centigrade thermometer until in 1948 an international convention decided to honor Celsius by giving it his name. Conventional notation for such temperatures remained unchanged: it is still 10°C or 22°C for centigrade or Celsius; both are Standard.

So yeah, were all talking in celsius. Pretty much everyone in Europe and everyone in Canada uses celsius.

I know celsius pretty well, I was just verifying what everyone used

[Zoner]

Ya, Celsius here.

So, -34C = -29.2F

Any way you slice it, it's still fucking cold.

[guarnere]

Originally Posted by Zoner

Ya, Celsius here.

So, -34C = -29.2F

Any way you slice it, it's still fucking cold.

LOL wow, thats really bad ed: ...and i thought having a 21F temp here was bad

Its been hanging around a high of 0C (32F) here, its supposed to get to mid 40s F by the weekend, so its not very cold, but I wouldn't reccomend sunbathing

[Arkan]

You think it's cold just walking to your car? ....try working outdoors man !!