Thread 214813164

Is it true that some white don't seem to feel the cold, even when it's 10℃(54F) or 15℃(59F) outside and they're wearing shorts and a t-shirt?

>>214813164 (OP)
i would wear shorts in winter and people would look at me like i was crazy

>>214813164 (OP)
>10℃(54F) or 15℃(59F)
That's an average summer day where I live here in Lapland.

>>214813164 (OP)
Yeah. I usually go in a t-shirt until late october and afterwards only wear a thin shell jacket on top of it. It's a matter of getting used to it, your body can handle it no problem. It's only when it gets under -20 that you have to start taking actual precautions against the elements.

>>214813299
Do you feel like it's fucking hot when the outside temperature is 20°C or 30°C?

>>214813455
Yes he does. So do I.
Humans adapt to their environment and that includes temperature. I SUFFER in warm weather even though I am fit and skinny.
But cold doesn't bother me.

>>214813164 (OP)
No, that's just Finns and they're not white

You can raise your cold tolerance with Wim Hof breathing and cold showers.

>>214813505
Kek, people adapting is so true. Reminded me of the business visit I had a while ago. Goal was to check a few properties in the countryside with an agent. It was a clear summer day, 30°C or so - totally fine for me. We proceed with first the visit and everything is normal. On the second property I start noticing drops of water where we walk, start looking around to find the agent sweating like a pig in a furnace, being completely drenched from shirt to pants and the drops were his sweat rolling down his hands and nose. Meanwhile I was barely hot and enjoyed occasional breeze when we waiting outside of the building.
Totally genetic thing - my dad drinks boiling tea during 40 degree summer in central Asia.

sort of, yes. 10°C isn't really my idea of "cold". cold means below freezing. a t-shirt and shorts is fine until about 10°C if there's no wind. my chinese-american boyfriend and i regularly bicker about the temperature and basically never wear the same number of layers

>>214813164 (OP)
yes but i like wearing jackets because they look cool

>>214813164 (OP)
That's not cold though
And autumn 15C and spring 15C are totally different temperatures

>>214814952
not pictured: the japanese woman under him

>>214813999
>boiling tea during 40 degree summer in central Asia.
And? The body cools down when you drink hot water and warms up when you drink cold water. Only a complete retard would drink something cold in the heat

>>214813164 (OP)
Neanderthal (see: Hyperborean) DNA

>>214816047
>Only a complete retard would drink something cold in the heat
Enjoy your heat stroke

Honestly i've found it has to do with my diet. If i just had my morning coffee or ate a big meal i run hot for a couple hours. If I am fasting or burned out from exercise I get uncomfortably cold way quicker

>>214816047
worst bait i've seen today

im naked posting this post

>>214816449
it's actually common soviet fuddlore, I've heard it a lot too.
>central asians drink tea in the desert because it cools you down

>>214816464
hiiiiiiii

>>214816561
Never heard or seen such thing. We drnk tea with every meal and 30-40°C won't stop us from our usual habbit.

>>214813164 (OP)
Yeah generally unless I'm expecting rain WHICH IS ALL THE FUCKING TIME

>>214817227
Also yeah 10-15 isn't too cold, it's not summer temps here, closer to late autumn/mid spring but I definitley do see people (including myself) dressed like this at those times and even sometimes in the winter. The one I always found interesting is how little foreigners like to swim in cold(ish) waters, here the ocean only goes up to like 17 max so on average I swim in 12 degree water. It's fine, 10 seconds in and it doesn't feel cold. I see loads of people doing this even into the winter where it'll go down to maybe 5-7.

can someone explain to me how this man was comfortable like this in iceland??

>>214813164 (OP)
I don’t mind a high teen’s temperature in the sun but when you go inside or in the shade it’s too cold

>>214813164 (OP)
That's warm weather.

40 ℃ or over = death hot
35-40 ℃ = fucking hot
30-35 ℃ = hot
25-30 ℃ = bit hot
20-25 ℃ = comfortable
15-20 ℃ = cool
10-15 ℃ = bit cold
5-10 ℃ = cold
0-5 ℃ = fucking cold
0 ℃ or under = death cold

>>214819562
Japan is hotter then i thought