cobl04
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Sub 10 C is almost unbearable.
oxford commathere should probably be a comma after confessions. can you add that plz, khan
Sub 10 C is almost unbearable.
Sub 10 C is almost unbearable.
T shirt weather where I live!
*translates into Fahrenheit*
50 degrees? That's not even below freezing!
During the winter, sometimes I go outside after I take a shower and my hair is still wet and I get ice dreadlocks. I only stay out long enough so the dog can do his business, but it only takes a minute for my hair to freeze.
Dragging something over from the previous thread: cobl04, you do realize that thrush is a yeast infection?
I figure Cobbler's talking about -10C, yeah?
In any case, 10C sucks heaps for me too. Anything less than 25 does. See, this is the one true reason that's holding me back from living anywhere else, except maybe a villa on the surface of Mercury.
Sub 10 C is almost unbearable.
Wow, you guys are so weird. I'd take anything between 0 and 25, higher than 25 isn't good for me cause I can hardly breathe and overheat like a mofo.
I can't listen to Running to Stand Still, Streets or WOWY without tearing up. The live versions of RTSS/Dirty Old Town & RTSS/Streets in particular.
Try living in Siberia
At my school, they only cancelled classes when it got below -30C.
I can't listen to Running to Stand Still, Streets or WOWY without tearing up. The live versions of RTSS/Dirty Old Town & RTSS/Streets in particular.
I think you have a lot of company here!! If I get to hear "All I Want Is You" in Chicago on July 5, I'd better have some tissues available!
I can't listen to Running to Stand Still, Streets or WOWY without tearing up. The live versions of RTSS/Dirty Old Town & RTSS/Streets in particular.
Complete and utter wuss!
big fat doubly ditto . . . I heard All I Want Is You whilst randomly perusing the frozen foods in my local supermarket recently . . . it wasn't pretty and Purrl, when AIWIY made itself heard in Sydney last year my buddy and I were a flipping mess crying and smiling and spluttering like loons