LOL, wasn't aware there's such a character ... anyway, be safe. Living in a land with temperate between 25C~34C (77F~93.2F) 24x7 day-in-day-out, its hard for me to comprehend daring through the nitrogen-like winds ...
I would recommend drinking a warm ginger tea to warm you from the inside out...
That's a good start, but thermal underwear, insulated boots, winter pants and coat, gloves, hat, and face protection are needed when out in low temperatures for more than a few minutes. That is unless you want to freeze off some appendages.
That's a good start, but thermal underwear, insulated boots, winter pants and coat, gloves, hat, and face protection are needed when out in low temperatures for more than a few minutes. That is unless you want to freeze off some appendages.
You are absolute right. Please pardon this tropical guy. The only way I could even feel what it's like is to stick my head into my freezer .... but it won't even come close.
Give the Scottish "wee laddie" a whole new meaning!
If you happen to meet a big burly Scottish guy walking from one village to the next in the Finnish forest in his kilt in the middle of the winter darkness when it's -20C I dare you to make such a joke. There is a reason why the Romans never occupied Scotland you know.
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For Celsius fans, those numbers come out to -24, -20, -27, and -45.
I've seen Scottish guys in Finland walking around in their kilts when it's -20C !
Be careful, a friend of mine lost the ability to play guitar due to frost bite after walking home without gloves on one night.
Makes you wonder what sort of functionality those Scottish doods probably lost strutting around like that.
LOL, wasn't aware there's such a character ... anyway, be safe. Living in a land with temperate between 25C~34C (77F~93.2F) 24x7 day-in-day-out, its hard for me to comprehend daring through the nitrogen-like winds ...
That's a good start, but thermal underwear, insulated boots, winter pants and coat, gloves, hat, and face protection are needed when out in low temperatures for more than a few minutes. That is unless you want to freeze off some appendages.
Give the Scottish "wee laddie" a whole new meaning!
Iam more baked the a loaf of bread in that thing .
* high five ! *
Wilsonville is a tad wet but it's not to bad ! normal pants and a good jacket you are Set !
I find it funny its warmer here then it was in TX ..
You are absolute right. Please pardon this tropical guy. The only way I could even feel what it's like is to stick my head into my freezer .... but it won't even come close.
Anybody that can toss caber is "OK" in my book!!
Streuth, that's no joke. I am reminded of http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/words/what-is-the-origin-of-the-term-brass-monkey
OMG. I'm now envisioning a line-up of brass monkeys, each of which drops its junk depending on what temperature it is.
Oops, they got transformed into a line-up of Scottsmen standing in Finland.
Lost my lunch on that last one.
You are hallucinating. Did hypothermia get to you already?