You’ll never believe this
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Im sorry that was an overreaction what the fuck do you mean people microwave their noodles. I dont understand from a business standpoint how cup ramen is a thing when just getting a fucking pot and a ramen packet and turning the stove on is an option
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Anyway I literally do measure the temperature of liquids I’m heating more often than I do the temperature of air. I don’t check the weather. I’m the worst person to have this argument with
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is it that 100 degrees F was approximately the temperature of the human body???
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No it’s that the way you’ve literally phrased your sentence this is also true of Celsius
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Things do get warmer the closer they are to 100 degrees…
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Are they injecting cold saline into your body
Just uh a bit more warm
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oh yeah okay fair.
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whats the highest temp you guys have ever measured on yourself. i dont remember the time i was super ill but i got a 39.6 one time thats my best in memory
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When you are in the shower and the knobs go from zero to 100
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I think it’s around tied, I know someone in my house got a 105F once but I forget who
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Boiling liquids is SO relevant to my everyday life. I don’t really care about the air
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to be clear, the metric system would be better, but my defense arises from seeing people argue that imperial measurements are just dumb made up baby numbers which has irked me.
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litten if your shower has a 0 farenheit setting you have other problems
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i dont have to worry about boiling the liquid and its temperature because the funny kettle does it for me :)
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that sounds fire though. well maybe fire isnt the right word but you get it. hard mode shower
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honestly a good kettle is a game changer.
I feel like I used to be around the same place but these days I’m closer to “dumb made up baby numbers” than I once was, probably for chemistry reasons
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My kettle has different temperatures on it and you pick which one you want
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