Anonymous
8/19/2025, 4:36:34 AM
No.213807778
>>213807827
>euro kino
>”it’s sweltering hot! it’s NINETEEN degrees in here”
Anonymous
8/19/2025, 4:38:38 AM
No.213807827
>>213807778 (OP)
>euro kino
>currency is "euros"
Who comes up with this shit?
Anonymous
8/19/2025, 4:41:01 AM
No.213807885
BY JOLLY GOVE ITSH FUH-TEEN BONGS SHELSHIUSS OUTSHOIDE! MARY GATHER THA CHIL'RUN WE MUST OFF TO THA BILLY BOMB SHELTAHS! IT'SH A ROIGHT BLOOMIN' DISHASHTA OUT SHWAH!
that was my impression of a birtain man on a hot day. thank you
Anonymous
8/19/2025, 4:42:38 AM
No.213807920
>nineteen degrees
>thin skinned euros start dropping like flies because central air confuses and enrages them
Anonymous
8/19/2025, 4:45:02 AM
No.213807976
>>213808124
What's hotter, sweltering hot or piping hot? Like if I order a pipong hot pizza at a pizza restaurant, and it burns my mouth, should I ask for it to be sweltering hot the next time?
If I don't specify the hotness they usually give me a pizza that's just warm, like I can take a bite out of it the second they hand it to me and I don't have to blow on it first, which means it's bad
Anonymous
8/19/2025, 4:50:31 AM
No.213808124
>>213807976
"sweltering hot" is more like heat over time + humidity and refers to the climate whereas piping hot is like you described, as an adjective for food
they can't really be compared but i guess if you had to "piping hot" is hotter on an abstract scale of hotness
