MyTurtleSwimsUpsideDown

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  • I have a few observations

    1. Body temperature > room temperature. Lukewarm/tepid kinda occupies the space between. It is technically warmer than its surroundings, but does not provide a substantial warming effect to the body.

    2. Lukewarm is used almost exclusively for water, whereas room temperature is a reference to air temperature (either the current or a desirable one) Water and air exchange heat with the human body in different ways and at different rates. Room temperature air is fairly neutral to the body, but a 68F/20C swimming pool is rather chilly, and a 90F/32C room is not what I would call lukewarm.

    3. Warm & cool both have an implication of comfort whereas hot & cold have more an implication of danger or discomfort. Maybe there is something to thinking about these on more than one axis: relative temperature vs desirability or pleasantness.

    4. Context is weird. For things that are supposed to be “hot”, either “cool” or “cold could mean room temperature, above room temperature but also not quite “warm”, or hotter than “warm” but below a target, expected, or usable temperature.




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    3 months ago

    Virgin giant:

    • Bumps head on the stupidest things
    • Whines about air travel
    • Can’t handle an unfinished basement
    • Has to buy special clothes
    • Cries when they have to pick something off the ground
    • “Do you play basketball?”
    • Blocks people’s view.

    Chad shortie:

    • Can wear top hat anywhere they want.
    • Walks under any obstacle with ease.
    • Knows how to hem trousers.
    • Can see into the fridge without crouching.
    • Lovingly compared to the heroes of the shire.
    • Low center of gravity.
    • Can be taller by standing on literally anything.
    • sneaky as heck