Freezing Cold Or Boiling Hot Weather?

[lisa127]

I'd choose hot, though it's not a really fair question because I've never really experienced living where it gets hot hot. Where I live (Cleveland) we get lots of freezing cold. Our "hot" weather is what most would just call a bit warm. So seeing as I have never really experienced real heat, I'm guessing I would choose boiling hot.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Wow! That cold? You must be joking. I wouldn't visit, let alone live in such places to include the Scandinavian countries for anything.

Scandinavia is beautiful and well worth a visit.
In the summer.

 

[Gillian M]

Scandinavia is beautiful and well worth a visit.
In the summer.

Not for me I can assure you.

 

[Gillian M]

Brrrrrr!!!!!!!!!
I got offered a chance to go and do some geological research once, but it would have been 4 to 8 months.
And i'd just got back from 4 months in the Sahara and before that 6 weeks in Saudi.
One extreme to the other, I was exhausted so declined.
Wish i'd said yes now, but it's too cold for me to function properly.

I don't think you would have put up with that freezing cold weather, do you? Why do you wish that you'd said 'Yes' if you say that it's too cold for you?

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

I don't think you would have put up with that freezing cold weather, do you? Why do you wish that you'd said 'Yes' if you say that it's too cold for you?

It's nice and warm in the bases themselves and the experience !!!! Wow!
It's the undiscovered country for paleontologists, i'd go now and wrap up very warm.

 

[Careym13]

FREEZING!!!!!!

 

[Gillian M]

I'd choose hot, though it's not a really fair question because I've never really experienced living where it gets hot hot. Where I live (Cleveland) we get lots of freezing cold. Our "hot" weather is what most would just call a bit warm. So seeing as I have never really experienced real heat, I'm guessing I would choose boiling hot.

I see your point: your are guessing. But in the Middle East (especially in the Gulf), it really gets boiling hot, in June, July August and at times even part of September.

 

[Gillian M]

FREEZING!!!!!!

Wow! You're another one I totally disagree with.

 

[Careym13]

Wow! You're another one I totally disagree with.

I will say though, if it were just me and no animals I'd live as far north of the equator as I could get....BUT....in another few years I intend to move south where it is even warmer simply for the best interests of my tortoises and other animals.

 

[Yvonne G]

Neither, thank you.

 

[Gillian M]

I will say though, if it were just me and no animals I'd live as far north of the equator as I could get....BUT....in another few years I intend to move south where it is even warmer simply for the best interests of my tortoises and other animals.

Here I mean the members, not torts or any other pets.

 

[jaizei]

I've always had a fascination with Antarctica. Some day in the distant future, I'll take a trip there. So, I choose cold.

I'll be your Antarctica buddy if you ever go. I've seriously thought about trying to get a job there for a season. Really wish I had done it back when my life was simpler.

 

[jaizei]

That said, I'd choose hot over cold. I've never had my extremities go numb from the heat. And sweating is good for you.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

That said, I'd choose hot over cold. I've never had my extremities go numb from the heat. And sweating is good for you.

Until you dehydrate and collapse.

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Neither, thank you.

That wasn't an answer option.

 

[Gillian M]

That wasn't an answer option.

Good evening Ed,hope you are well.

Correct! 'None' was not a choice.

 

[tortoise5643]

No contest for me, hot!

 

[Gillian M]

No contest for me, hot!

Hi! So, you're another one of the few who prefers hot weather to the freezing cold? Great!

 

[weldorNate]

It depends on how cold ur talking. Don't care for really hot cause of the work I do

 

[Gillian M]

It depends on how cold ur talking. Don't care for really hot cause of the work I do

Hi. I mean literally two extremes:

a) very hot weather to mean temperature reaching 45 degrees Celcius or
b) very cold weather with temperature dropping below zero degrees Celcius

and nothing in the middle!

Could you give me an answer?