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how cold is cold for u?

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#1

how cold is cold for u?

wats the lowest temperature that u can go out in a t-shirt and jeans with no shoes. i've been out in -70 below weather with those clothes on. did u know, that if u throw a cup of cofee out in -70, it evaporates b4 it hits the ground.
#2
just keep your head warm, you'll damage your brain if you're too cold in that area.
btw what's -70 farenheit in celsius?
#3
Tylorjust keep your head warm, you'll damage your brain if you're too cold in that area.
btw what's -70 farenheit in celsius?


If my calculation is correct its celsius equivalent should be:

C=(-70-32)/1.8 = -57

DeathBringer500wats the lowest temperature that u can go out in a t-shirt and jeans with no shoes. i've been out in -70 below weather with those clothes on. did u know, that if u throw a cup of cofee out in -70, it evaporates b4 it hits the ground.


We dont have temperature such as that so a about 10c is really already cold for me.

By the way, is it not that evaporation will only proceed in the presence of heat where if such energy is present just for instance in liquid water, the H2O(aq) will decompose into gases of H & O. Therefore in the case of the coffee, there is no actually evaporation that occured due to the prevailing temperature of the environment only that there is lost of heat in the coffee & when something loses heat, it cools down or in extreme situation, it freezes.
#4
lol, lengthy response to a simple question
and, i did throw coffee out in -70 and it all DID dissapear
#5
DeathBringer500lol, lengthy response to a simple question
and, i did throw coffee out in -70 and it all DID dissapear


hmm...very interesting! It must be some kind of unexplicable event that will need an immediate explanation.

First coffee is a solid fact, you make coffe drink w/ hot water thus resulting in a solution where water is the solvent & the coffe powder is the solute. In an environment that is -70F you cannot simply make things to disappear especially w/ a cup where there is coffee in it by simply throwing the thing. The solvent in the solution will freeze due to the extreme temperature thus will remain a solid fact. When something that is solid it is tangible. So the question now becomes, how did everything disappeared?
#6
Cold for me is +3 celsius and less!
#7
For me its around 0 degrees celsius
#8
For me -273.15°C! I CANNOT be colder than that, and this is damn cold. Compared with that, 0°C is hot as hell :twisted:
#9
speaking of cold endurance:
me and my boss did something really funny last year:
we held a grand competition, how can hold his hand inside a bucket filled with icey water (water with lots of ice cubes)for the longest amout of time.

i won after holding my hand for 2 minutes in the water.

i won a glass of Fanta Shockata and the benefit of not feeling my hand for some time :P
#10
-Vindic@tor-For me -273.15°C! I CANNOT be colder than that, and this is damn cold. Compared with that, 0°C is hot as hell :twisted:


Well thats when cecius turns into Kelvin... so noone can be less that 273C.
#11
Bleh, I once hiked up Mt. Rainier in Washington. And I'm sure you know how it feels when you live in Hawaii for your life.
#12
The coldest time for me was when I visited my sister in Chicago around Thanksgiving.(of last year) That's pretty cold for me since I live in SC. And it snowed while we were there. :(

/shiver
#13
When I lived in Canada for my childhood, it could reach -20 C and the snow stays for like 7 months. In CA, I can probably take like 5 C for a bit
#14
OE MUY GAWD! I've stayed outside when it was 40 Degrees waiting for the bus so I could ride to the Pub and get some pizza, I was so cold. I had to huttle and share a jacket with my sister. Funny how girls can take more cold than I!
Doesn't make me any less of a man does it?
BRRR... :shock:
#15
lol. its good to know eusira once lived so close i could have driven to his house and personnally insulted him wenever he said my skins sucked. im an alaskan and every year we have the polar bear plunge which is where a couple of guys jump in a small pool of ice cold water in the winter in their undies.