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I don't get what this has anything to do with what Candle wrote.
That was not my intention.... Like I "misunderstood" what Candle said you misunderstood that I wasn't trying to write anything related to what Candle wrote. If you want to read the blogs I just wrote go ahead.
I was saying that two people Candle included that they didn't understood my hatred of rain. That is why I quoted him. I am tired of arguing this BS on this forum as this is off topic... If you want to continue this go to one of my blogs comment sections to argue this.
I bet it would because Aruba is breezy to put it mildly which moderates the temps and the heat index while Singapore is a lot less windy which makes it feel more oppressive.
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Wouldn't the humidity make it feel much hotter?
Aruba is just as humid as Singapore, don't let the low rainfall fool you. Aruba's dewpoints are in the low to mid 20's Celcius year round (even in winter)
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