it means a lot of of keks

40 to be exact

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Everyone was giving me replies that's all :c

What's so bad about Florida though, besides the occasional tornado and dumb shit I read some people do there?

Hurricanes are a bigger problem than tornadoes. Central states worry about the tornadoes mostly. It's funny how every single part of the world Mother Nature has a way to fuck with you. There is no place without problem.

Yeah. It's super hot here.

1 AM and the temperature is 36 Celcius.

The mediterranian climate is almost perfect though...

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Yeah. It's super hot here.

If the heat is the only problem it must be Arizona. Arizona doesn't have any weather phenomena except for the extreme heat. If you could get a fancy pool there it's a nice place to relax during winter.

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The mediterranian climate is almost perfect though...

You can't think of one thing wrong with it? Nature doesn't do ANYTHING to make the living there just a bit tougher?

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If the heat is the only problem it must be Arizona. Arizona doesn't have any weather phenomena except for the extreme heat. If you could get a fancy pool there it's a nice place to relax during winter.

Pfft, that's such an American way of thinking.

This is the weather here right now.

Oh god, that humidity must make that terrible.

Its like being inside an oven while covered in grease.

I'd call that an accurate description. I lived in a port town, and lemme say, when that humidity and heat gets up there, you just don't want to be outside. But you also get used to a wet heat, so if you go somewhere with a dry heat, your body doesn't know what to do.

Here we get days of extreme dry heat and extreme humidity a few days later. I've always lived very close to the ocean, so I've always been subject to truly humid heat.

I'm not a fan of heat, to be quite honest, and a kitchen is about the max I can stand normally. Having to deal with it outdoors is something I try to avoid as much as humanly possible. It's why I plan to live somewhere a bit up north when I finish up school and find steady work. I won't cut Canada out of the running quite yet, but that's a bit too far north for my tastes.

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Here we get days of extreme dry heat and extreme humidity a few days later. I've always lived very close to the ocean, so I've always been subject to truly humid heat.

Thing about dry heat is it doesn't make you sweat much. When I went to Miami everytime I woke up It's like being wrapped in hot wet towels