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FYL, I once read on the Internet, that everything on the Internet is true. BURN SOME CALORIES!
"Just because somebody puts a name next to a quote, doesn't make it true. Peace out niggaz." - Albert Einstein
98% of statistics are made up.
90% of statistics are false ~ Napoleon
Uh, 28, look up... at #20. You lose!
Actually, I read on Wikipedia that it is 96%
23 finally! A fellow powerlifter!
It's 46% of statistics are made up on the spot.
It's also true that Lindsey Lohan is a good actress and Ryan Gosling is a fat, ugly bastard.
Maybe it's just me, but if OP's roommate has the willpower to torture herself by forcing herself to constantly shiver that she might be able to put the effort into a run or something... Assuming that she doesn't work out often, just that it looks like she's looking up "easy" tricks vs. exercise.
Turn it up to 90 tell her sweating burns calories
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nerd alert.
Being cold tells the body to store fat over a period of time..
Pretty sure he edited his comment. >.>
FYL for having an idiot for a roommate.
Your body takes a lot of energy to heat itself therefore burning calories, but burning calories to the extent of losing weight is not probable.
I think it is probable but only if said roommate likes the cold. If not then he or she will crack and start wearing warmer clothes instead of shivering like the original intention.
Try to make the best of it, OP. You can now charge your roommate more money for the utility bill, AND you have an excuse to cuddle up with a blanket, some hot chocolate, and a good book. That's what I'd do, anyway. :)
It's winter here that'll save money
Where I live 50 degrees is still colder than the temperature outside during the day (unfortunately), so that's why my mind went to the higher utility bill part. Regardless, I stand by the rest of my comment; there's nothing better than cuddling up with your blanket and a hot drink when you're cold. :)
Inside and outside temperatures do feel different. I'd say most people would shiver at that temperature in their house. I'm curious how cold your house is.
Southerners
try living in Britain if you want cold weather
58- Not to turn this into a pissing contest over outside temperature, but Britain doesn't know cold.
Oh the joys of not knowing Fahrenheit to Celsius. Thank you, British Education. >_
80) if it helps, I think 10° celcius is 69.8° (about 70) Fahrenheit. Just to by tens, and you'll get a rough estimate.
I'm from Chicago, 50 degrees is nice. Freezing to me is about 10 and lower. That's not me being a hardass, thats just the way you adapt to living in Chicago all your life. I'm not even kidding 2 days ago it was 60 degrees, then yesterday we had the possibility of snow.
I live in Canada -40F Is cold 0F is brisk
I live in Ohio and I don't start shivering till its below 20F but I am melting as soon as the temperature hits above 80F
-30 c is colder
87- You it's bad for you, I'm Texan. Three days ago it was nearly 70 with a low of 50. Today? Low of 18, didn't break 45. (F)
I live in central Utah and I don't start shivering until its about 20 degrees or lower.
It's all relative to the quality of the coat you own. With even a decent hoodie, 30 is plenty bearable (IL's kinda mediocre tho).
Silly American measurements! Does any country use the old kings measurements other than USA?
I'm in Arkansas, and while it can get pretty cold here, I would shiver. It also gets hot here. Really hot.
Try living in England..
This is usually when I would tell my friend our relationship couldn't go on anymore.
Advise the lazy fool that going for a run burns calories. While she's out, turn the thermostat back up.
Send her to Antarctica
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Turn it up to 90 tell her sweating burns calories
FYL, I once read on the Internet, that everything on the Internet is true. BURN SOME CALORIES!