56 degrees? Are you looking to die?
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It's in the weird US units. That's 13°C for reasonable people
Either that or it's a climate change thing and it's just a few years too early.
Certainly how the weather feels sometimes lol
I think you'll find that Farenheit was a German Pole
And I think you'll find germans no longer use that measurement system ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
They said "crisp", but I think you need to go higher to get that real crunchiness
I think we call those “chips” in freedom potatoes.
Wow, posting a Fahrenheit post while EU is awake and the US is sleeping, OP has balls
In their brain.
Brainballs
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In Europe
56 degrees with a sweater and standing in front of the oven would probably kill you, but hey Kaley whatever makes you feel alive.
I still stand in front of the oven for a moment after taking stuff out of it when it's over $90°/€32° but I get popsicle toes at $76°/€24°.
Sorry what are those units?
Oops, forgot the extra $ for $$_°, the double dollar degree. The other one is the more widely accepted Euro degree, though some prefer degrees sterling, £_°.
Is that supposed to be fahrenheit and celsius? Because my country uses $ and celsius so I'm getting confused.
Sorry, yes, you are correct. There's usually a stink made whenever fahrenheit is used so I was just being playful with that.
c/whooosh
Why would she want a boiling hot day?
So Jesus' coffee doesn't get cold too quick.
#JustClimateChangeThings
You might not die immediately but you certainly will have that crispy flaking skin after. There's also a high chance for a fire with those candles as it must be really dry.
And what comes after those perfect fall days Kaley? It's not toyotathon I'll tell you that much.
Why would you need fall-scented candles in the fall?