At what temperature do you complain about it being too cold?
 

Also...where were you raised?

Me...San Diego

50 degrees.

Too cold, anything below 30 degrees. I wear shorts if it is 50 degrees or warmer.

Born and raised in Montana.

Windchills below zero.
Coyote country

It depends on the wind. Hell 20 is ok if it's sunny and no wind.

Its 50 degrees right now and I'm wearing 2 shirts, a cardigan, a jacket, a beanie, and jeans.

30 maybe. It's relative, I guess. If it's been 25 for a week 32 feels warm.

That's true. 30s suck ass in October, but they're a freaking godsend in January.

This. Totally this. I don't mind cold weather at all. Cold wind on the other hand sucks. Sunshine also makes a huge difference.

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You seem to have set the new definition of pussy.

I was complaining today about 65 degrees.

It's 13 degrees here. I'm posting from my Kindle in my back yard, wearing nothing but a thong and one flip flop. I do have a furry hat on though. And body paint.

Sometimes, but it seems like the sunny days are the coldest. When I lived in Buffalo and Rochester it was overcast a lot, but it seemed like the worst days were when it was bright sunny and the wind would be whipping.

Maybe it was just mental. Felt like the clouds gave you insulation or something.

Which foot?

One of my favorite parts of living in Colorado was going snow shoeing on cold, sunny days. It would be in the 30s, and I'd be down to my t -shirt and bibs by the end of the day. Amazing what exertion cans do.

Left. It's my pussy foot.

Sun and wind: no bueno.
Sun and cold minus wind: fine.

I know what you mean on those cold clear windy days though. Experienced many on the mountain. Those were the days my wife estates at home or in the lodge.

Starry nights in the snow are awesome, too. When it's calm and clear. It's really awesome to be outside.

0 is fine with no wind and sun. Just gotta keep your head covered.

In my part of the world, any day the wind isn't blowing is a nice day.

No kidding. And with a full moon, it's so freaking awesome to be outside and able to see like its daylight without any artificial lights.

windows usually open until single digits when I am sleeping..

this rhymes with bliss look mom I'm a rapper

I don't complain about anything because complaining is for pussies.

Single digits. And yes, the wind chill is a huge factor. I live in Minneapolis, but I'm a transplant from Indiana. The lifers here can be pretty hardcore about winter. It makes a big difference though if you dress for the weather which I didn't always do before I moved here.
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We don't have wind chill.

You have crazy looking people with B.O. wandering around downtown from what I saw.

Nice place though.

55 or below is very cold for me. That's pretty much the coldest it ever gets in Sydney. Wind does make a difference though. If there's no wind but its cold I dont mind nearly as much.

How is downtown San Diego? Last time I was there it closed up shop at about 10 PM every night. For fun we messed with the hookers/pimps, drug dealers and other assorted street people.

Douchetastic.

Anything below 0 is too damn cold.

Apart from that, though, it's just a matter of adjusting. It took me a couple days to get used to daily highs of single digits, but now they're no big deal.

The best is when you get several days of -10 and below. Then you get a heat wave of single digits above 0. It feels like a goddamn bathhouse outside, and you feel invincible, like you don't even need your coat.

Of course, then it warms back up in the summer, in which people turn back into pussies when it's 50 degrees in the morning during the summer.

Man. That was between 1985 and 1988 or so. I would hope it's changed.

This is why I've always wanted to move to Sydney, (or at the least take a vacation there). It doesn't get too cold, plus there's the Sydney Opera House, (I've always wanted to see that in person).

50 is still a bit too cold for me though. Hell, anything below 65... GAH!!

They completely renovated downtown SD, its really popular, but its not my scene. Give me a dive bar with a bunch of shit-kicking regulars and I'm happy.

Teens

Of course, I've only been in Florida for 6 weeks.

In a year, 60 will feel chilly.

Hah, there were a few of those. Kind of sad to think that the old Roaring 20's strip club is surely gone then.

I have a boner.

Yeah me and the better half were laughing at us complaining about 65 degrees tonight.

I could mail you the used body paint if that will help.

It's not the icicles dangling from your ass, it's the humidity.

SEK. And my cold threshold is around 40 degrees. I prefer heat and sun and white beaches and deep blue ocean waves and blond, green-eyed, surfer chicks with proportionate tittahs emerging from the breakers as the sunlight glistens off the beads of water running down their breasts like rare diamonds.

FAX

low 40's and im from Central cali. WE can get into the teens' at times, but once it hits the 30's its cold.

Anything less than 40. 40-55 is perfect hoodie weather though. Not cold enough from keeping me outside.....but cold enough to wear a hoodie.

I prefer something above 39 but 39 can feel like 20 with a brisk wind and a little moisture. It's all relative. Are you walking to the car or working outside all day?

In January it gets to the low 30s here, but that's the coldest. I am a big fan of wearing sweats and a long sleeve during the winter but I hate going outside.

I'll take cold weather over 115 in the summer any time though.

Oh my. I would wear 2 if I was dressing up and desired two shirts but 50 degrees is still shorts weather to me. I don't know that I have a limit. I enjoy the cold. The only thing I don't like about winter is baseball and golf season being over along with not being able to work on my lawn anymore. As for the weather itself, I guess it would be in the teens. This is assuming the wind isn't outrageous. Hell if I am just running out to pick up pizza or something I might just go out in shorts no matter the temp if its just for a minute.

50 degrees is like flirting with the devil

Single digits although if it's windy anything below freezing.... and Kansas.

I'm cool enough on my own.

The last time I was in San Diego I was walking around in my orange Broncos gear, interacting with the locals. I've got some old home movies that my Navy buddy took of it. I posted them on YouTube. Here's one:

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The answer to everything is 42.

I was only there for one day. Flew in around 11. Took a bus out to some neighborhood near the ocean. I think it was a college area. Drank at a bar there. Went and slept on a bench in that old Mexican town area. Then went to the Gaslamp area and had a few more drinks. Then went to some little bar called the Live Wire on El Cajon and had a few more.
It's a fun town.

I honestly dont get too cold. Its never bothered me. And I work out in it mostly, so no big deal.

Low single digits or below is when it starts to suck.

Anything below 30 tends to affect my decision making about going out or staying inside.

I'm fine all the way down to 0 unless it is windy then around 20.

I don't really complain about the cold. I don't really enjoy it when it's below freezing, but aside from that...whatever.

Heat bugs the shit out of me. I start whining about the heat any time it gets above 85 or so.

I'm right there with ya. You can dress for the cold but you can only take so many clothes off. Anything above 78 and I am uncomfortable.

You have adapted to the Denver climate which I miss greatly since moving back to Texas.

Texas would be waaaaay too ****ing hot

Usually 20. However just the other day it was 19 out and I was putting gas in the car with no coat and wasn't cold. Wasn't windy and the sun did help.

I am by far the biggest wimp around when it comes to cold. Anything below 72 is cold to me.

I don't like anything below 55.

oh good thing its always 70 and sunny in Olathe.

I don't generally complain about it being too cold. I tend to hate when it gets hot. I can always bundle up. But there's a limit to how much I can take off. It's a mixed blessing though, it's much harder to exercise outdoors in the winter. The cooler temperature helps, of course, but wearing an extra 10 pounds of clothes in addition to the normal 15 pounds of fall and winter fat I always seem to find makes it a bit more of a challenge to jog any distance.

Same here.

It was 21 here yesterday and I was taking clothes off while climbing poles.

lol, it gets very very hot where i live in the summer. i hate it, the only positive is i live on a busy street and hot chicks in skimpy clothes always walk and drive by, but outside of that, i hate the ****ing heat. this summer was really hot. high 90's til the beg of nov.

Now we are in the 40's and its wonderful.

I don't really get bother by the cold. No matter the weather, I'm in shorts & a hoodie. All the hockey I've played I suppose.

Pussy. It about 6 degrees here. I am still wearing sweats at this point and still walking the dogs outside.

Yeah, but that's because his 2 t-shirts are tucked in. ;)

50

As long as the heat is working in my home, I only complain about the bill

Anything under 40 is cold for me. I grew up in Seattle. Anything under 30 is uncomfortably cold.

20. Reared in Northern Mo.

Still wearing shorts.

Running has made me the opposite of this. I can't stand swamp ass weather, would much rather be out in forty degree's conditions. My breaking point is probably 9 degree wind chills. Ran in that once with a fleece and the zipper froze to my throat.

Still wearing shorts and flip flops.

Temperature is relative.

Depends on what you are used to.
Yes, there is a DUH in there.

for me around 30. The days were the high is -2 are the worst.

This is long:
THE MINNESOTA TEMPERATURE CONVERSION CHART

>60 Above
>New Jerseyites try to turn on the heat
>People in Minn. plant gardens

>50 Above
>Californians shiver uncontrollably
>People in Minn. sunbathe

>40 Above
>Italian and English cars won't start
>People in Minn. drive with the windows down

>32 Above
>Distilled water freezes
>Lake Mille Lacs water gets thicker


>20 Above
>Floridians don coats, thermal underwear, gloves and woolly hats
>People in Minn. throw on a flannel shirt


>15 Above

>Philadelphia landlords finally turn up the heat
>People in Minn. have the last cookout before it gets too cold

>Zero
>People in Miami all die
>Minnesotans lick the flagpole

>20 Below
Iowans fly away to Mexico
>People in MN get out their winter coats


>40 Below
>Hollywood disintegrates
>The Girl Scouts in MN are selling cookies door to door

>60 Below
>Polar bears begin to evacuate the Arctic
>MN Boy Scouts postpone "winter Survival" classes until it gets coldenough

>80 Below
>Mt. St. Helen's freezes
>People in MN rent some videos

>100 Below
>Santa Claus abandons the North Pole
>Minnesotans get frustrated because they can't thaw the keg


>297 Below
>Microbial life no longer survives on dairy products
>Cows in MN complain about farmers with cold hands

>460 Below
>All atomic motion stops (absolute zero on the Kelvin Scale)

>People in MN start saying "cold nuff for ya?"

>500 Below
>Hell freezes over
>The Minnesota Vikings win the Super Bowl .


and thanks for starting other threads to take our minds off of the other issues of the day

Grew up in NJ and lived in CA and Toronto for a while.

Outside-below 32
Inside-below 62

I'm the same way. It's 49 here right now and I'll be out running in shorts and a t-shirt.