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In an English summer you're more likely to be shivering than sweating, in the sub 70 degree hell.
It would take sub-70F temperatures for me to not be sweating . I actually can't recall any incident where I was truly shivering (at temperatures a lot lower than 70F). I tend to put on suitable clothing before that can happen.
That's very true, at least in my case (using ColdCanadian's sweating might be a little off...). I and other heat haters don't like real summers in the first place, but that's no excuse for distorting seasonal definitions (which that particular poster wasn't doing).
lol, Cold Canadian seems to find even Townsville too cold!!!!!!!!!! Ofcourse, there are certainly no shortage of places in Australia hotter than Townsville, but c'mon, Townsville has a very agreeable climate for a summer lover
lol, Cold Canadian seems to find even Townsville too cold!!!!!!!!!! Ofcourse, there are certainly no shortage of places in Australia hotter than Townsville, but c'mon, Townsville has a very agreeable climate for a summer lover
Well, even ColdCanadian said it wasn't disagreeable.
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