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    Default Too friggin' cold to do anything!!

    So how cold is too cold??

    Today is the first weekend in four that I'm actually at home, I've got a few odd jobs to do, then I'm free to do whatever I like...BUT...

    I'm wearing LONG PANTS :eek: , shoes, SOCKS :eek: , a pullover, and my toes are starting to cool down and I just don't feel like doing anything at all .

    Then I checked the temperature... holy dooley... its down to 19°!!!

    So I figure I'm not meant to do anything once it gets below 20°.

    Now I'm curious, what is YOUR personal temperature cutoff??

    Cheers,

    P (looking for property further north!! )

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    Hey

    In canberra you can drink beer on nightshift down to about -5.

    After that its too bl*&^^%dy cold n ya willy freezes.:eek:

    dazzler


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    Tasmania in the winter. (ex Qld )
    p.t.c

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    Thumbs up Minus

    After the mercury drops below about 12 during the day, and the nights are consistent at minus 7 or 9 its time to forget about the shed and outside matters other than get some firewood together.

    Regards Mike

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    I don't feel like working below about 8C...... last Tuesday (?) was the lowest recorded May temp -2C, at about 7.30am.
    But Mildura is a natural desert.

    soth

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    Once the shed gets below 12° I give up and go make myself a cup of tea.

    Midge, you are a pansy.
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    Geez yer real lucky Midge

    If yer had ter wear a nailbag for a livin you'd hafta work rain, hail or shine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grunt
    Once the shed gets below 12° I give up.

    Midge, you are a pansy.
    Aha! Personal insults at ten paces it is!!

    Since when does having enough nous to live in a warm climate make one a pansy?? Pansie's don't even grow here, it's too hot for 'em!

    On the other hand, I NEVER give up.... I just feel like doing nothing.

    Interesting though, even though I don't feel like working if it's cold, I usually only put a jumper on when I ride my bike if the temperature is in single figures! (Maybe if my Mother taught me to dress myself, I would't feel so cold?)

    Cheers,

    P

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    Quote Originally Posted by bitingmidge
    Aha! Personal insults at ten paces it is!!

    Since when does having enough nous to live in a warm climate make one a pansy?? Pansie's don't even grow here, it's too hot for 'em!

    On the other hand, I NEVER give up.... I just feel like doing nothing.

    Interesting though, even though I don't feel like working if it's cold, I usually only put a jumper on when I ride my bike if the temperature is in single figures! (Maybe if my Mother taught me to dress myself, I would't feel so cold?)

    Cheers,

    P
    Now I'm confused. :confused:

    You live in a warm climate !!!

    But the temperature falls to single figures.
    Regards, Bob Thomas

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    its terrible im the worlds worst frog ... i hate cold im born and bred victorian love home but hate cold so unless somone dies vic is out of my agenda from march to october ... home here in qld i still cant handle cold i hate it with a passion as his lordship hates my cold hands
    it gets to single figures its a zillion layers of clothes and my moccies on .... complete with explorer sox ..... Midge i know exactly how u feel my sis lives in darwin and moving sth apeals when i ts cold like this cheers all jules


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    Quote Originally Posted by echnidna
    Now I'm confused. :confused:

    You live in a warm climate !!!

    But the temperature falls to single figures.
    Oh how well I remember BOTH times!!


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    his lordship hates my cold hands
    Just leave it alone fellows!!!
    Bob

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    Frost starts to settle around 4 deg, so thats when I usually knock off. Or put a jersey on

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    Quote Originally Posted by bitingmidge
    Pansie's don't even grow here,
    No, they move there from VIC cos they can't handle a bit of ice on the grass in the morning.

    Dan
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    Quote Originally Posted by bitingmidge
    Now I'm curious, what is YOUR personal temperature cutoff??
    Having come from a cold country with strong winters to the wonderful warm temperatures of Melbourne my personal cutoff is 1, just above freezing.

    Last couple of days it was 5 when I started working outside.


    Peter.

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