Then what's the equivalent of 0 on the heat side? 140 degrees?

Jun 14, 2021
2:34:29pm

cougfanblue CB Nose Hair

If you're going to use the extreme hot, then compare it to the extreme cold. Don't compare the absolute most extreme hot to a very mild cold. 40 degrees in the winter is about as pleasant as you can ask for.

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Originally posted on Jun 14, 2021 at 2:34:29pm

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40 degrees >>>>>>>> 100 degrees

dryflyelk All-American

6/14/21 8:52am

Son of a trench worker?

TNT

6/14/21 8:52am

Son of a biscuit eating bass weed.

The Farm

6/14/21 9:07am

Son of a motherless goat

supersix

6/14/21 11:30am

Without question

SUAVO

6/14/21 8:53am

I agree with that, but the cold equivalent of 100 degrees is more like 0-5 degrees.

cougfanblue

6/14/21 8:54am

If perfect is 70, then is the eq to 100 going to be 40? 0 is a long ways down

Moops

6/14/21 10:31am

Then what's the equivalent of 0 on the heat side? 140 degrees?

cougfanblue

6/14/21 2:34pm

Thats fair.

Moops

6/14/21 2:41pm

Isn't extreme hot (like Phoenix) more like 115 or 120 degrees, though?

Breaded Hamster

6/14/21 6:20pm

Unless it's on the North Sea, with sideways rain and 40MPH winds.

Indy Coug

6/14/21 8:54am

That must be some bike to be on the North Sea

Nat Gas Man

6/14/21 9:17am

You've biked the coast of Norway?

squidmark

6/14/21 9:22am

England. The North Sea is there too.

Indy Coug

6/14/21 10:09am

but that's the South North Sea. Doesn't that mean it's always balmy? 🙂

squidmark

6/14/21 11:35am

The OP was talking about 40 degrees, so that experience was experienced in those conditions.

Indy Coug

6/14/21 1:41pm

Whatever.

pink22

6/14/21 8:55am

Before I comment, what's the humidity level?

2FarGone

6/14/21 8:55am

100 degree days are way better than 40 degree days

BYUheaven

6/14/21 8:59am

but sleeping in 40 degree weather is better than 100 degree weather.

Pangare

6/14/21 12:20pm

You could do all of that except the lawn. Especially hang around inside

SUAVO

6/14/21 12:54pm

No you can't.

BYUheaven

6/14/21 1:06pm

Golf later, don't dry fly, and use an indoor pool/ hot tub

SUAVO

6/14/21 1:16pm

That’s not what I listed. If I liked those things better I would choose a 40 day

BYUheaven

6/14/21 2:42pm

I hate being cold. Hate it. I'll take hot/humid any day over 40 degree weather.

Conan

6/14/21 8:59am

I love hot days when I’m working or doing something active outside

hansel

6/14/21 9:02am

Are you talking Fahrenheit or Celsius?

StarMan

6/14/21 9:06am

You put on a hoodie to be warm when it’s 65°. 40° is nearly freezing and miserable.

TCuz

6/14/21 9:06am

40 in Denver is hoodie weather. 40 in the northeast is bundle up/parka weather.

Mojojojo

6/14/21 10:20am

I didn't yet give this POTD, but may be back later to do so. It's a frontrunner

squidmark

6/14/21 9:06am

Gross. Cold sucks so bad

LiveCoug

6/14/21 9:11am

RE: 40 degrees >>>>>>>> 100 degrees

Jeremy

6/14/21 9:12am

Here's the correct order:

The Y's Insider

6/14/21 9:16am

Yep

DC12

6/14/21 9:44am

40 degrees is terrible for outdoor activities that aren't snow related.

mudpupper

6/14/21 9:30am

But since I'm inside all day, which is cheaper? The AC or the heater?

Great38

6/14/21 10:09pm

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