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I stopped wearing a watch much earlier than that, possibly in the 80s.
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PIEBALDconsult wrote: I stopped wearing a watch much earlier than that, possibly in the 80s.
Sounds like you are unsure. I think a better explanation is you lost your watch and never bought a new one. 
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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No, I just don't remember the time... 
Actually some time after I graduated high school (1984) and before I graduated college (1992), I got fed up with having the band shave that part of my wrist so I relocated the watch to my pocket. I kept a succession of Casio calculator watches in my pocket until I got a cell phone. Since getting a phone I haven't carried a watch at all.
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is the temperature outside. That's 44 Celsius for the metric heads. The air conditioning is running full blast and we are still hot. Would go swimming but the pool is completely exposed so will be like a furnace.
Love it.
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I don't envy you...I like the cold.
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Yeah, when it's cold you can turn up the heater and/or put on an extra vest.
When it's friggin hot outside there's only so much clothing you can take off. And where I come from airconditioning is pretty rare in houses. There's just nothing you can do about heat.
I like it better when it's cold outside
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Yeah, it's definitely easier to warm up than it is to cool down, so if it has to be an extreme, I prefer the cold.
That and you can chill your beer out on the window sill too 
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??? I'm in Atlanta and it's cool. Autumn is coming.
Where are you?
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In the 'Hot Oven'
In the north of the same place it is a comfy 101, which is still too hot.
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Whats the point saying '111 F is nice, because we have the air con on'?
Anything over 32 C is too hot, 90F. Thats a nice temp, nice enough to sit in the shade and drink a long slow red wine and lemonade.
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Munchies_Matt wrote: Whats the point saying '111 F is nice, because we have the air con on'?
WTF are you talking about???
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Forgotten what you posted already?
You said "111F, air con flat out, nice". Why? If 111F is nice why do you need aircon? Clearly it isnt nice. Its unpleasant.
What I said is that 32C is the hottest that can be called nice.
I would have thought it obvious.
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You are reading someone else's post presumably because I did not say that. Again, wish we had a sarcasm icon rather than just the smiley face which you, for some reason, chose to ignore.
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Since when did a smiley face mean sarcasm?
If you want to make a sarcastic post then use what most people do:
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They do nothing? No, that's what you do, troll.
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I'm not a lot of people. Unlike you, I'm not a sheep.
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Oh, that was adult: are we to descend to name calling again, moron?
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I thought it was funny actualy, since you started mentioning farm animals.
Anyway, so now you know all about the /sarcasm tag and can clarify your posts with it,, so there is no excuse now is there?
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The smiley will suffice. If you don't get it...
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It is 27-31C here for few days. Hate it totally. Not sure how can you say 44 is good.
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