Random Thoughts Thread

[Forlorn Drifter]

Plus, depending on the environment, concrete built homes can be quite uncomfortable. Concrete houses without air conditioning in the heat can be a bitch, and not being able to properly heat a concrete house can suck too.

A room without an air conditioner around here is consider an unliveable environment (not kidding)

In our concrete homes, I really have a hard time knowing if it is hot, cold, or sandy outside. As long as you stay in, you are protected from the weather whatever it is.

Where I live, air conditioning is common for most. A lot of places in the US, especially in the northern half, don't use air conditioning at all because it usually isn't hot enough to need it.

[BogusMeatFactory]

Plus, depending on the environment, concrete built homes can be quite uncomfortable. Concrete houses without air conditioning in the heat can be a bitch, and not being able to properly heat a concrete house can suck too.

A room without an air conditioner around here is consider an unliveable environment (not kidding)

In our concrete homes, I really have a hard time knowing if it is hot, cold, or sandy outside. As long as you stay in, you are protected from the weather whatever it is.

Where I live, air conditioning is common for most. A lot of places in the US, especially in the northern half, don't use air conditioning at all because it usually isn't hot enough to need it.

This is why Michigan both sucks and rocks. We have very distinctive seasons. Are summers are usually Hot (in the 90 degree range) and our winters are very cold and snowy. It doth suck, but I couldn't imagine having it any other way. I'm a masochist!

[ZeroAX]

I don't know guys. Greece is pretty hot (30-35 C during the summer without any major heatwaves) and houses made of concrete and bricks are usually much cooler than a few....um cabins.....I've been....to....ok maybe I'm just talking shit here, those cabins probably weren't designed for ANY temperature

[dsheinem]

I don't know guys. Greece is pretty hot (30-35 C during the summer without any major heatwaves) and houses made of concrete and bricks are usually much cooler than a few....um cabins.....I've been....to....ok maybe I'm just talking shit here, those cabins probably weren't designed for ANY temperature

30-35 as HOT? FFS, dude, water freezes at 32! You folks must be a sturdy lot!

[ZeroAX]

30-35 as HOT? FFS, dude, water freezes at 32! You folks must be a sturdy lot!

. And that's 30-35 Kelvin mind you

[Cronozilla]

It's -243 Celsius where you live?

[dsheinem]

It's -243 Celsius where you live?

his name is ZeroAX. Is "Celsius" the Greek pronunciation or translation?

[ZeroAX]

Actually ZeroAX would be 01600

[Cronozilla]

It's -243 Celsius where you live?

his name is ZeroAX. Is "Celsius" the Greek pronunciation or translation?

Your sarcasm is eluding me.

Kelvin is a temperature scale based on absolute zero. 30 Kelvin is equal to about -243 Centigrade and -405 Fahrenheit.

[ZeroAX]

It's -243 Celsius where you live?

his name is ZeroAX. Is "Celsius" the Greek pronunciation or translation?

Your sarcasm is eluding me.

Kelvin is a temperature scale based on absolute zero. 30 Kelvin is equal to about -243 Centigrade and -405 Fahrenheit.

The joke is that he's American and thus doesn't understand our funny units and refuses to learn even what they are called