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there were some dudes like that who used to show up to a dive me and some friends went to when i was in the navy, and this one marine woman who was jacked as poo poo absolutely loved mocking them for it
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Addamere posted:there were some dudes like that who used to show up to a dive me and some friends went to when i was in the navy, and this one marine woman who was jacked as poo poo absolutely loved mocking them for it was her name Vasquez?
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Cacafuego posted:was her name Vasquez? No, and she's never been mistaken for a man. Have you?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTB_L86TxQc pretty windy in italy
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Oh there's a weather thread?
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gently caress yeah there is
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soy posted:Im not gay Get a load of this fuckin' loser
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hows hurricane season developing? any new storms of the century of the week?
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one good thing about extreme weather hitting europe: we europeans have no experience with it so there will be tons of cell phone videos of insane weather and all americans will be like WHAT ARE YOU DOING GET INTO THE BASEMENT oh god oh god oh god
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ymgve posted:one good thing about extreme weather hitting europe: we europeans have no experience with it so there will be tons of cell phone videos of insane weather and all americans will be like WHAT ARE YOU DOING GET INTO THE BASEMENT oh god oh god oh god you're massively overstating the survival instinct of your average american in regions where extreme weather is common
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Real hurthling! posted:hows hurricane season developing? any new storms of the century of the week? https://www.noaa.gov/media-release/noaa-increases-chance-for-above-normal-hurricane-season quote:NOAA forecasters monitoring oceanic and atmospheric patterns say conditions are now more favorable for above-normal hurricane activity since El Nino has now ended. Two named storms have formed so far this year and the peak months of the hurricane season, August through October, are now underway.
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Real hurthling! posted:hows hurricane season developing? any new storms of the century of the week? japan's about to get hit by their third typhoon in 2 weeks but the atlantic has been eerily quiet so far
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Epic High Five posted:you're massively overstating the survival instinct of your average american in regions where extreme weather is common Yeah, there's a number of loving insane tornado videos that prove we're as dumb as everyone else when it comes to extreme weather. Still worth it though those videos whip
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PostNouveau posted:Yeah, there's a number of loving insane tornado videos that prove we're as dumb as everyone else when it comes to extreme weather. yeah, it's definitely a "thank you brave moron for this excellent video" territory
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Aug 12, 2019 21:44
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ymgve posted:one good thing about extreme weather hitting europe: we europeans have no experience with it so there will be tons of cell phone videos of insane weather and all americans will be like WHAT ARE YOU DOING GET INTO THE BASEMENT oh god oh god oh god I was surprised to discover that when it gets above 85 Fahrenheit apparently Europeans just lay down and wait for death
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Gripweed posted:I was surprised to discover that when it gets above 85 Fahrenheit apparently Europeans just lay down and wait for death typical american assuming that air con is standard everywhere and that buildings aren't built to keep heat in for cold winters
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Gripweed posted:I was surprised to discover that when it gets above 85 Fahrenheit apparently Europeans just lay down and wait for death They've gotten way better though. Wasn't this last heatwave worse than the 2002 one, but a ton fewer people died? I assume since their governments aren't averse to actually solving problems, they've beefed up social services and cooling centers to make sure the highest risk people are safe.
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Jose posted:typical american assuming that air con is standard everywhere and that buildings aren't built to keep heat in for cold winters get a big fan
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growing up my fam had one a/c and it was in my room cause i was a dumb kid and we only used it on days when it was 90 degrees inside then my mom got central installed and now she wont spend a single second outside of it and thinks me having one window unit for my apartment is dumb. boomers man
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hahaha how the gently caress is heat death real just put a big fan in the window hahaha just blow the hot air out
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Open two windows for airflow. Ancient American secret.
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Boomer Brain Worms
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use Celsius like the rest of the world you loving morons
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celcius is a plot to hide how hot it actually is with smaller numbers
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Jose posted:use Celsius like the rest of the world you loving morons pfft then the weatherman doesn't say 69 on tv like, ever
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I'm sure Celsius seemed like a good idea when it never got hot, so you invented a system that made winters sound worse than they are. But now you guys are getting hot summers and you're hosed because you have to be like, "Oh my god it's 34 degrees out there!"
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:pfft then the weatherman doesn't say 69 on tv like, ever Give it a decade or so
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extremely hard to figure out the temperature based on ice or boiling water and plan appropriately
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Gripweed posted:I'm sure Celsius seemed like a good idea when it never got hot, so you invented a system that made winters sound worse than they are. But now you guys are getting hot summers and you're hosed because you have to be like, "Oh my god it's 34 degrees out there!" Pounded in the Butt by Scientific Consensus Formed In the Little Ice Age
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Jose posted:extremely hard to figure out the temperature based on ice or boiling water and plan appropriately The European obsession with water changing state, and the subsequent belief that all systems of measurement should be based on it, will never cease to baffle me.
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you would think that for all the tropical countries the Europeans sacked they'd know how to make a wetcloth to stay cool but nah gotta use celcius instead
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nice map of freedom and not freedom
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Gripweed posted:The European obsession with water changing state, and the subsequent belief that all systems of measurement should be based on it, will never cease to baffle me. celsius makes sense for chemistry and stuff but fahrenheit far better suited to being a general scale for representing the range of temperatures naturally present on the earth's surface
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Kelvin is the best system. Starts at absolute zero (duh, what's with this negatives bullshit?) and there are 100 Kelvins between freezing water (273.16 K) and boiling water (373.16 K). So simple!
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Main Paineframe posted:celsius makes sense for chemistry and stuff lol only americans think this because they're all indoctrinated
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Plastic grocery bags are the poo poo. Wtf is wrong with you people
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quote:In Rmer's scale, brine freezes at zero, water freezes and melts at 7.5 degrees, body temperature is 22.5, and water boils at 60 degrees. Fahrenheit multiplied each value by four in order to eliminate fractions and make the scale more fine-grained. He then re-calibrated his scale using the melting point of ice and normal human body temperature (which were at 30 and 90 degrees); he adjusted the scale so that the melting point of ice would be 32 degrees and body temperature 96 degrees, so that 64 intervals would separate the two, allowing him to mark degree lines on his instruments by simply bisecting the interval six times (since 64 is 2 to the sixth power). quote:In the present-day Fahrenheit scale, 0 F no longer corresponds to the eutectic temperature of ammonium chloride brine as described above. Instead, that eutectic is at approximately 4 F on the final Fahrenheit scale. lol
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Gripweed posted:The European obsession with water changing state, and the subsequent belief that all systems of measurement should be based on it, will never cease to baffle me. yeah a range of 10 degrees which describes temperatures experienced on earth totally makes sense. NOT
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