Its all about Kelvin you self un-appreciating convalescent home jizz guzzling fuck bag donkey rapers.
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Who are you? Captain of Space? lolstryyker wrote:
Its all about Kelvin you self un-appreciating convalescent home jizz guzzling fuck bag donkey rapers.
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0F is far from the point of normal human threshold, and it varies by person. i'd say -10F is too a little cold for me, but others might say 20F is. it's all personal.Superior Mind wrote:
I said other situation.
In Fahrenheit 0 marks the point of normal human threshold.
In Kelvin 0 marks the point at which atoms stop moving.
In Celsius 0 marks the freezing point of water.
Which one affects human life more?
Kelvin makes sense science wise, but makes for ridiculously stupid temps. "it was a beautiful day in central park today, at 293 K..."
celcius makes perfect sense. 0C, or around it at least, would be the point at which you would be worried about snow in the air, or ice on the roads, or your plants freezing, or shutting off that water main to the back shed...
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
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Either way it doesn't really matter. Why do you like C so much anyway?haffeysucks wrote:
0F is far from the point of normal human threshold, and it varies by person. i'd say -10F is too a little cold for me, but others might say 20F is. it's all personal.Superior Mind wrote:
I said other situation.
In Fahrenheit 0 marks the point of normal human threshold.
In Kelvin 0 marks the point at which atoms stop moving.
In Celsius 0 marks the freezing point of water.
Which one affects human life more?
Kelvin makes sense science wise, but makes for ridiculously stupid temps. "it was a beautiful day in central park today, at 293 K..."
celcius makes perfect sense. 0C, or around it at least, would be the point at which you would be worried about snow in the air, or ice on the roads, or your plants freezing, or shutting off that water main to the back shed...
100F =/= human core temp so it is fail
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100C =/= human core temp eithermenzo2003 wrote:
100F =/= human core temp so it is fail
37C/98.6F = human core temp
You said it was based on humans, so it would be obvious that 100F is human core temp.Superior Mind wrote:
100C =/= human core temp eithermenzo2003 wrote:
100F =/= human core temp so it is fail
37C/98.6F = human core temp
Why Fahrenheit fails wrote:
Only in the United States and a few other countries (such as Belize) does the Fahrenheit system continue to be used, and only for non-scientific use.
Last edited by The Sheriff (2009-04-29 06:43:19)
87 degrees your gonna melt!
ohhh fahrenheit, right.
ohhh fahrenheit, right.
Finray wrote:
Try going to Turkey in the hottest week they had in years - 50C
That shit was hawt.
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Was in North Cyprus for 2 weeks a couple of years ago. 45'C for a fortnight. Shit fucked me up. Food poisining+Heatstroke=Not fun.
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I said that 100F was average human threshold before we feel like it's Hades outside.menzo2003 wrote:
You said it was based on humans, so it would be obvious that 100F is human core temp.Superior Mind wrote:
100C =/= human core temp eithermenzo2003 wrote:
100F =/= human core temp so it is fail
37C/98.6F = human core temp
SirSchloppy wrote:
Was in North Cyprus for 2 weeks a couple of years ago. 45'C for a fortnight. Shit fucked me up. Food poisining+Heatstroke=Not fun.
Nice going fagFinray wrote:
Try going to Cyprus in a heatwave - 45C 113F.
That shit was hawt.
about 70F/21C in my little garden
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...show me the schematic
Because like everything else metric it fucking makes sense.Superior Mind wrote:
Either way it doesn't really matter. Why do you like C so much anyway?haffeysucks wrote:
0F is far from the point of normal human threshold, and it varies by person. i'd say -10F is too a little cold for me, but others might say 20F is. it's all personal.Superior Mind wrote:
I said other situation.
In Fahrenheit 0 marks the point of normal human threshold.
In Kelvin 0 marks the point at which atoms stop moving.
In Celsius 0 marks the freezing point of water.
Which one affects human life more?
Kelvin makes sense science wise, but makes for ridiculously stupid temps. "it was a beautiful day in central park today, at 293 K..."
celcius makes perfect sense. 0C, or around it at least, would be the point at which you would be worried about snow in the air, or ice on the roads, or your plants freezing, or shutting off that water main to the back shed...
Based on what?Superior Mind wrote:
I said that 100F was average human threshold before we feel like it's Hades outside.
Humidity/wind (chill) are much more important factors then temp.
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Cut me some slack. It's me vs. world here.DrunkFace wrote:
Because like everything else metric it fucking makes sense.Superior Mind wrote:
Either way it doesn't really matter. Why do you like C so much anyway?haffeysucks wrote:
0F is far from the point of normal human threshold, and it varies by person. i'd say -10F is too a little cold for me, but others might say 20F is. it's all personal.
Kelvin makes sense science wise, but makes for ridiculously stupid temps. "it was a beautiful day in central park today, at 293 K..."
celcius makes perfect sense. 0C, or around it at least, would be the point at which you would be worried about snow in the air, or ice on the roads, or your plants freezing, or shutting off that water main to the back shed...Based on what?Superior Mind wrote:
I said that 100F was average human threshold before we feel like it's Hades outside.
Humidity/wind (chill) are much more important factors then temp.
I hate anything above .....15 Celsius - Seriously, the only thing half decent about hot weather is the skirts that come out
Do you ever wonder why?Superior Mind wrote:
Cut me some slack. It's me vs. world here.
Jesuz fuck... you crazy.Mekstizzle wrote:
I hate anything above .....15 Celsius - Seriously, the only thing half decent about hot weather is the skirts that come out
Anything under about 17 is cold.
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Cause you're all commies!DrunkFace wrote:
Do you ever wonder why?Superior Mind wrote:
Cut me some slack. It's me vs. world here.
It's well under 17 at least half the year here. I find it to be rather uncomfortable. I like a tad colder or a tad hotter. Don't like that in between shit where you are hot in a sweatshirt, but cold in a just a shirt.DrunkFace wrote:
Anything under about 17 is cold.
Last edited by Superior Mind (2009-04-29 07:24:17)
13ºc here
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Nice. It's about the same temp here.The A W S M F O X wrote:
13ºc here
One of the main reasons i go to school every day.Mekstizzle wrote:
I hate anything above .....15 Celsius - Seriously, the only thing half decent about hot weather is the skirts that come out
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More like the only reason. Amirite?MAGUIRE93 wrote:
One of the main reasons i go to school every day.Mekstizzle wrote:
I hate anything above .....15 Celsius - Seriously, the only thing half decent about hot weather is the skirts that come out
idk, i just tend to pick the most logical choice in terms of units. don't get me started on metric units of length...Superior Mind wrote:
Either way it doesn't really matter. Why do you like C so much anyway?haffeysucks wrote:
0F is far from the point of normal human threshold, and it varies by person. i'd say -10F is too a little cold for me, but others might say 20F is. it's all personal.Superior Mind wrote:
I said other situation.
In Fahrenheit 0 marks the point of normal human threshold.
In Kelvin 0 marks the point at which atoms stop moving.
In Celsius 0 marks the freezing point of water.
Which one affects human life more?
Kelvin makes sense science wise, but makes for ridiculously stupid temps. "it was a beautiful day in central park today, at 293 K..."
celcius makes perfect sense. 0C, or around it at least, would be the point at which you would be worried about snow in the air, or ice on the roads, or your plants freezing, or shutting off that water main to the back shed...
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
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