Savannah, Georgia

[gunslingingbird]

You know what the worst part of the heat is? Your sack sticks to your fucking leg, like, ALL the time!

 

[Rane1071]

I worked in southeast Asia for some years and never got used to that humid type heat. Everyone said "you'll get used to it". But I never did. Thank god for A/C.

 

[Alyssa Rose]

I worked in southeast asia for some years and never got used to that humid type heat. Everyone said "you'll get used to it". But I never did. Thank god for A/C.

Yep! South Koreas humid summers are the worst! Not to mention the mosquitos that come along with the shitty climate!

 

[beauregard]

You do get used to humidity, you just don't have to like it.

Its always fun to walk to the car in the morning and be soaked by the time you get the ac going.

Yes, AC is a much needed item down here, but I've gone through hurricanes when Ive lost power for a week or so and went without AC. Sleeping in high heat/humidity is the worse. You sleep naked yet cannot stop sweating, makes the naked wife laying next to you way less appealing........

 

[StanScratch]

It was only 75 degrees in Piqua yesterday...but the combined fat from the residents pushed the temperature up to 120 degrees. True story.

 

[saschaxx]

Really comfortable up here in Germany, something like 22 C / maybe about 65 >75 F ?

I really hated kinda high humidity while sailing round philippines / thailand/ india . + high temperature, ....terrible.

Highest temperature *ever* I had was 59 Celsius ...how much is it in F ...?
in Assab + Massawa / Aethiopia . But it was a *dry * heat .
Anyway, one could cook eggs on the steel of the ship.

 

[lurkingdirk]

I did just see a group of ladies hanging out in the park in small bikinis.

I'd rather be home, out of this humidity. I can find bikinis on the beach near my house, where it's 30 degrees cooler.

And now I get to wear a suit and stand outside for an house! Fucking awesome. I hope I pass out.

 

[Jagger69]

How does anyone stand to live up north where it's freezing fucking cold half the year? Just a matter of what you are used to. I've lived in the south for the past 30 years of my life and I wouldn't move back north for anything. Sure, the summers are sweltering but the winters are terrific.

All things considered, I'll take oppressive heat over extreme cold any day. Heat and humidity are uncomfortable but cold HURTS.

 

[Rane1071]

Yep! South Koreas humid summers are the worst! Not to mention the mosquitos that come along with the shitty climate!

The thing I remember the most about Korea is that damn Soju. I was feeling no pain drinking that stuff, .. well what little I can remember.