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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
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Bizarrely, I never feel the cold because I have an exceptionally unusual internal process of what is technically known as thermogenesis: the ability of my body to generate its own heat.
I detest high temperatures and thus would be unable to travel abroad to any country with a high ambient air temperature, especially at night.
Obviously, this has some disadvantages: visitors to my home do not stay long because of the unusually low temperature! |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
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"Op I'm in a pair of shorts and a tee-shirt drinking a beer at a beach side bar....its 27 degree's....its roasting 
Ah _og-man...... Why did u have to say this! "
Sure look didnt we have the heatwave camping |
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"Op I'm in a pair of shorts and a tee-shirt drinking a beer at a beach side bar....its 27 degree's....its roasting
Ah _og-man...... Why did u have to say this!
Sure look didnt we have the heatwave camping "
Hahaha like 10 weeks ago!
We were definitely very lucky with the weather! |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
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Planning ahead for the winter months, some time ago I bought a special onesie, called a selkbag, that should keep me nicely warm on excessively cold nights, that most normal people would find too cold to bear! |
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"I'll put my fluffy socks on it's pretty nippy for sure.
Same here, although only wearing one tonight 
Where did the other one go? 
He can't reach it while its stuck to the ceiling "
Oh!it must be hard...  sock im on about |
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