Summertime house temps?

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Originally Posted by mjmacky

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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

Jesus Christ ,you homosexuals are but one step removed from bubble boys.

I have my air conditioning perpetually set to "off" as the body has an amazing ability to acclimatize.

Never hot.,never cold,never truly fully alive you fucking pathetic excuses for human beings.

PS Fuck off.

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Acclimate to sticky Florida first, then reassess your body's ability to find comfort. It's miserable here, where you find shade and your balls are still melting.

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I would have thought being 'sticky' in Florida would rank down the list of minuses of living there, behind being shot to death for listening to loud music in a gas station, or death for txting your daughter while watching the previews at a movie theater. :blink:

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Originally Posted by Artemis

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Originally Posted by mjmacky

Acclimate to sticky Florida first, then reassess your body's ability to find comfort. It's miserable here, where you find shade and your balls are still melting.

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I would have thought being 'sticky' in Florida would rank down the list of minuses of living there, behind being shot to death for listening to loud music in a gas station, or death for txting your daughter while watching the previews at a movie theater. :blink:

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I didn't present it in a positive light, blinky eye thing.

neither did I. :blink:

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Originally Posted by TheFoX

You'll add to the misery of Global Warming

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I just think of it as reducing global warming in my house. Makes me one of the good guys. :01:

Before your thread devolved into the most hilarious shite I've read in the past year (LMAO!) ~

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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

Concerned over your well being I put my crack team of semi-retarded monkeys on the case and they came to the conclusion that if you don't like the heat then you are stupid to live in Florida.

I would add "fuck off" at this point but I think it's already in the subtext.

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...in response to your original question (still LMAO, *gasping for air*)-

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Originally Posted by megabyteme

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So, what temps do you find comfortable?

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Growing up in Texas, we go by the 68 F in the winter and 72 in the summer "rule". I am most comfortable at 72 as (even though I can break out in a cold sweat in 50 degrees just by thinking)...

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Originally Posted by Lady LoTL

I am most comfortable at 72 as (even though I can break out in a cold sweat in 50 degrees just by thinking about MBM...

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:wub:

My wife has already come down to a more reasonable 70F. Now if I could talk you into 69...

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Originally Posted by Artemis

or death for txting your daughter while watching the previews at a movie theater. :blink:

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Strange that you heard about that story. I was at that very theater a week before, mostly to sample the experience. You can sit in a spacious semi private balcony, order food and beer, and get in popcorn vs. bullet fights.

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Originally Posted by Artemis

neither did I. :blink:

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You and I are two wavelengths destined for destructive interference.

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Originally Posted by mjmacky

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Originally Posted by Artemis

or death for txting your daughter while watching the previews at a movie theater. :blink:

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Strange that you heard about that story. I was at that very theater a week before, mostly to sample the experience. You can sit in a spacious semi private balcony, order food and beer, and get in popcorn vs. bullet fights.

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Not really strange that I heard about the story, I'm deeply fascinated (aghast) by the stand your ground laws in some American states which allow people to execute unarmed people they are having an argument with because they feel 'threatened'. The common theme in both the cinema shooting and the loud music case is that the shooter instigated the argument then finished it with gunfire.

The thing that amazes me about the cinema shooting is that the shooter had just finished a txt 3 minutes before, but that isn't as nutty as taking a gun to a movie theater in the first place, especially since it is a prohibited item in the complex, something that Curtis Reeves as both a retired police officer and an ex security specialist would have known all to well. His response to having popcorn flung at him was to fire his handgun, a response any sane man would do when attacked by a deadly cereal.

The loud music case is equally puzzling since if Michael Dunn was in imminent danger why did he continue to empty his clip into a fleeing vehicle, spraying a total of 10 shots randomly around the neighbourhood, killing one young man and narrowly missing 3 others because they were listening to loud rap music.

In response to how I heard about it, it was a news article about Hilary Clinton's view on the gun culture in the U.S. and the stand your ground laws in which she referenced some recent cases.

As a gun owner myself, I tend to shoot things I want to eat, or an animal in chronic pain. :idunno:

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Originally Posted by mjmacky

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Originally Posted by Artemis

neither did I. :blink:

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You and I are two wavelengths destined for destructive interference.

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I am both mildly saddened and oddly amused that you find our interactions destructive....