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There are a lot of factors involved I guess ( how many people r in the house, was anyone cooking, where is the sun shining in, etc.) , I have a lot of HUGE shade trees over mine which hurt in the winter but are great in the summer. But, you win. I give up.
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Originally Posted by colton821
I had my windows/doors open all day yesterday and today and my house is around 67.
I see nothing in there that mentions that people in Rochester are fat... or that being skinny makes you automatically hate the cold. ..... also wiki answers? seriously? If you look into this topic, being overweight protects you against cold so little that it doesn't really make a difference but that is a whole other conversation.
If you go back to my post #41 and read it you will see that I never said people from Rochester are fat or your other statement about skinny people hating the cold. Going back to what we were talking about, why don't you take a survey? I'm sure you will find otherwise. How do you explain an overweight person that gets up from a chair and leaves a puddle there when it is not even hot in the room? A dog pants to cool off. We sweat.
How do you explain an overweight person that gets up from a chair and leaves a puddle there when it is not even hot in the room?
I lol'd.
Anyway, in Crusty's defense, today did feel more like an October day than a mid May day
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