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Soooo, I leave the house for my walk this morning, it's 31 degrees (F)

and I'm all bundled up.



Here comes this teenager on her way to school, she's got summer-weight

capri pants on, no socks, light longsleeve T and soaking wet long hair!



Smart!!





:rolleyes:

valerie;509251 wrote: Soooo, I leave the house for my walk this morning, it's 31 degrees (F)

and I'm all bundled up.



Here comes this teenager on her way to school, she's got summer-weight

capri pants on, no socks, light longsleeve T and soaking wet long hair!



Smart!!





:rolleyes:


typical, we see that here too all winter long, I swear they have no feeling.

ummm..hate to break it to ya.. but 31F is purty warm... ... I mean if you wanna talk cold.. that isn't all that cold.....

greydeadhead;509291 wrote: ummm..hate to break it to ya.. but 31F is purty warm... ... I mean if you wanna talk cold.. that isn't all that cold.....


ooo is that a challenge? Oh I have seen my share of cold too -42C is as low as I have ever experienced in this old gals life.

naaah.. no challenge.. but that there will but the frost on the penguins privates... was that with or without windchill....

coldest for me was -44F with no wind... and like -62F with a wind chill.. either way was not outside all that long... brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Cold... relative to Rohnert Park, SF bay area typical weather. Not

cold COLD, per se.



But too cold for wet hair and capris, that's for sure!!



:D

I think some kids just do not think it cool to dress appropriate for cold weather.

Prolly but I must admit.. in the spring time here.. when the temp gets above like 45 degrees, we break out the shorts and tees.. and roll down the windows when we drive..

and if it gets above 50, people.(not saying who).. have been know to go skiing in shorts....

greydeadhead;509302 wrote: Prolly but I must admit.. in the spring time here.. when the temp gets above like 45 degrees, we break out the shorts and tees.. and roll down the windows when we drive..

and if it gets above 50, people.(not saying who).. have been know to go skiing in shorts....


Bet it was YOU!

Hah I have seen similar cases here in Cowtown....

Val hunny cold is relative to location, we all have our "degrees" of cold don't we. Heat too.

Correctomundo Minks... see.. to me anything over 80F is a heat wave .. especially if the humidity goes up too.. I just melt.. totally.. can't even move..

20 Degrees – Californians get Hypothermia

Scots get Sunstroke

10 Degrees - French cars wont start

Scots drive with windows down

5 Degrees - Californians evacuate state

Scots go dooking in the sea

0 Degrees - Floridans turn into ice lollies

Scots put on a T-shirt

-10 degrees - New York landlords turn on the heating

Scots have a barbecue before it gets cold

-80 degrees - Polar (OK, Arctic) bears evacuate the Arctic

Scots put on a light jacket

-173 degrees- Ethyl alcohol freezes

Weegies moan that their Buckie is solid

-297 degrees- Microbial life starts to disappear

Scots cows go on strike, complaining that the farmers have cold hands

-500 degrees- Hell freezes over

Scots support England in World Cup

You guys just wait 'til it gets hot next summer... one of you start a

How hot was it thread and then *I* will boast all over the place!!



;)



(I'm not driven inside until about 102F, really!!

valerie;509494 wrote: You guys just wait 'til it gets hot next summer... one of you start a

How hot was it thread and then *I* will boast all over the place!!



;)



(I'm not driven inside until about 102F, really!!


oh but Val we do love you

:yh_bigsmi

valerie;509502 wrote: :yh_bigsmi


i half expected to see those teeth chattering.