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**pXss8cyx** · 06-28-2012, 04:45 PM

We are a tropical species. We are built for the heat.

As someone whose family has been in Canada since the 1700s, I disagree.

I can handle the cold, but I'm definitely not built for heat. You're the opposite.

It's not a matter of not handling it. I can survive without it. But why? It's much more comfortable to have it. And the cost of it isn't very high at all.

You may think 82F is fine, but I think it's hot. But similarly, 40F is T-shirt weather for me. I don't even consider a spring jacket til it dips below freezing. Somehow I think you'd find that uncomfortable.

06-28-2012, 04:45 PM	#19
pXss8cyx Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 471 Senior Member	We are a tropical species. We are built for the heat. As someone whose family has been in Canada since the 1700s, I disagree. I can handle the cold, but I'm definitely not built for heat. You're the opposite. It's not a matter of not handling it. I can survive without it. But why? It's much more comfortable to have it. And the cost of it isn't very high at all. You may think 82F is fine, but I think it's hot. But similarly, 40F is T-shirt weather for me. I don't even consider a spring jacket til it dips below freezing. Somehow I think you'd find that uncomfortable.
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