[ SECRET POST #2547 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2547 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fucking ice, man!

[(Anonymous)]

-20F today in Minnesota. No power outages (I think we might literally die if that happened haha) but the cold is funny, your perspective totally changes. After a couple days so far below zero, anything above zero suddenly is great weather. Anything about freezing no longer requires a coat.

But I haaaate driving on ice, especially in my stupid old car that slides on everything no matter how slowly I'm going. Had a couple near-misses already this year, ugh.

Re: Fucking ice, man!

[(Anonymous)]

I think perspective changes regardless when it comes to temperature -- 90 degrees doesn't feel so bad when you're used to 100+, just as 0 doesn't feel so bad when you're used to -10-. We build a tolerance, and that tolerance inhabits a certain range, and we can expand from there.

Re: Fucking ice, man!

[(Anonymous)]

That's probably true, too. But I suck in high humidity/heat. I lived in a hot and humid place for awhile and don't think I ever got use to it, I was just miserable and had no appetite all the time. But these were people who complained about the cold if the temperature hit anywhere in the 40s... haha. There is definitely something to be said about our bodies adjusting, though. Or maybe a lot of it is psychological?