real life elsas and olafs?

[HotelMinion]

I was at the bus stop waiting. It was freezing. It was raining ice. I had two layers on and I still couldn't feel my hands nor feet. Yet I see not just one or two but 15 people pass by in t shirts and shorts! No scarf nor hat! Are they extremists? You know, those people who take ice baths and jump into ice lakes for thrills?
I went home, use the heater to revive my feet, and drank some hot chocolate for my hands. I like cold better than hot, but this is too much. :\ Do you all prefer the super hot or super cold?

[MoonCat]

HOT! HOT! HOT!

Dry hot, though. The older I get, the more I hate humidity. I didn't used to care, but things change.

Last week I saw a woman wearing capri leggings, flats and a t-shirt with cap sleeves, crossing a VERY snowy parking lot to get to her car. WTF??

[Sunshine]

Hot. Dry heat. I'm a born and raised semi arid plain person and this snow/cold weather needs to stop!!!

[firecat88]

I hate being cold. Being cold is literally my least favorite thing ever.

[fireheart]

I LOVE the cold, but not the wet. I don't mind dry heat, but I HATE HATE HATE humidity with a burning passion and it has doubled since I came over here!

[XCashier]

Do you all prefer the super hot or super cold?

I hate both extremes, but if I were forced to choose, I'd go with cold. You can always put more clothes on in cold weather; you can only undress so far in hot weather.

But yeah, extremes suck. Give me autumn or spring any day!

[Teefies2]

Hot Hot and more Hot for me! I can never put on enough clothes to get warm!

[BookstoreEscapee]

I hate both extremes, but if I were forced to choose, I'd go with cold. You can always put more clothes on in cold weather; you can only undress so far in hot weather.

What she said. Though I much prefer somewhere in the middle. Upper 60s/low 70s is perfect.

On the other hand, I am always cold and I hate it. I swear the heat at work goes down after lunch, because I am always freezing in the afternoon.

[KuariKaydrith]

I've got a friend who in -20 weather tends to run around in jeans, t-shirt, sneakers, and a wind-breaker style jacket...and complain that she's too hot. I have never been able to figure that out at all, but she's been like that for as long as I have known her.

[mathnerd]

I love cold weather. I adored living in Fargo, ND, especially during the winter. Heat and humidity can just go suck it.

That said, I do get cold easily, but I love dressing in sweaters and sweatshirts, so it's all good.

[Irving Patrick Freleigh]

I'd much rather deal with extreme heat than extreme cold, if only because that means it's summer, it's light out more and I will be spending more time outside.

[Gizmo]

I do have a strangeness where if its within a few degrees of room temperature my body is fussy on whether its right or not and I'll do the sweater/blanket yoyo trying to make it right. However out of those ranges - especially in the cold - I'm actually far less effected than a "normal" person is. Windchill does affect that but normally more for my breathing than the actual temperature.

If it is too hot I'm far less happy though I do have a bit of the same reaction.

[NecessaryCatharsis]

I'm a total hot weather person. The cold makes me huddle inside and pout for days on end, the heat makes me want to go out and bake in it. So I keep moving further north - go figure. (It's been 39 days since it has been above freezing here, and I am well and truly over it!)

[KellyHabersham]

I'll put it this way.......if I had the resources, I would love to move out of the Phoenix area. (The weather's been great the past few days, but I am NOT looking forward to warmer weather)

[MoonCat]

You can always put more clothes on in cold weather

See, this isn't really true; I can only wear so many pairs of pants at one time.

When we had below zero temps here recently, I wore to work: 2 pairs of Cuddleduds pants, one Cuddleduds shirt, my heaviest jeans, a heavy sweater, my down jacket, a big scarf, a fleece hood, my down/fleece earmuffs and a pair of thin gloves under my mittens. Oh, and my heavy boots.

Why all that? Because I had walk to the bus, wait for the bus, walk to the train, and walk from the train stop to the building where I work, in -8 temps with a wind chill of -25. My face still felt like it was going to freeze up and fall off. My eyes watered, and damn near froze my eyeballs.

At a certain point, you really can't get any more clothes on....not if you need to move, anyway