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Is your heat on yet?

so far we have 3 requests for Brandi nippleitis examination and

0 for MM
 
This thread must be a little confusing for those who don't understand the difference between Celsius and Fahrenheit. Although I think in Celsius most of the time, cooking temperatures are still in Fahrenheit. Plus, being 60 years old I was raised on Fahrenheit and still understand it--I often have to do the conversion for my teenage daughter who has no clue what Fahrenheit temperatures mean.

lol, difference between being American and Canadian or reluctant to change:) My teenage nieces and nephews understand the difference and prefer fahrenheit, go figure
 
This thread must be a little confusing for those who don't understand the difference between Celsius and Fahrenheit. Although I think in Celsius most of the time, cooking temperatures are still in Fahrenheit. Plus, being 60 years old I was raised on Fahrenheit and still understand it--I often have to do the conversion for my teenage daughter who has no clue what Fahrenheit temperatures mean.

Some of us are bilingual from university days, although I do remember the official switchover and all the mistakes made.

I prefer to think metric but on my frequent trips to Nyork City I have to revert to Frankensteins.
 
No heat on at my place, because the downstairs neighbours heats rising up into my top floor apartment.
 
Currently 73F in my condo and I feel fine in a t-shirt, pants and socks.
I haven't been home in two weeks so I'm not sure if not having AC/heat on, effect much...
I guess we will see in a few days! However I like cool weather between 14-18. It's high knee socks and sweater weather!
 
Back when I lived in apartments I rarely had to turn on the heat. I found there was plenty of heat coming from other units and the hall. I probably saved all kinds of money in those days.
 
I'm feeling quite hot with all the ladies posting in this thread!!! I'm getting all moist......:blush2:
 
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