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Thread started 03/15/12 7:33pm

NDRU

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How hot is your office?

It's raining in California, but it is tropical in my office.

We have central heating on (set to 70 degrees), but two of my co-workers are blasting space heaters at their feet. It's about 78 degrees in here. They are wearing scarves and sweaters, I have stripped down to my t-shirt.

It is hotter than summer, but the heaters are still going.

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Reply #1 posted 03/15/12 7:38pm

Vendetta1

It's 84 degrees in here. No air or heat on and the windows are open. And, I'm in Chicago. confused

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Reply #2 posted 03/15/12 7:40pm

NDRU

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Vendetta1 said:

It's 84 degrees in here. No air or heat on and the windows are open. And, I'm in Chicago. confused

That is crazy! Doesn't sound like Chicago.

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Reply #3 posted 03/15/12 7:42pm

NDRU

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What I don't understand is, if it was 78 outside, they would be wearing light clothes.

But because it is winter, they are acting like it's freezing in here no matter what the temperature is.

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Reply #4 posted 03/15/12 7:49pm

Vendetta1

NDRU said:

Vendetta1 said:

It's 84 degrees in here. No air or heat on and the windows are open. And, I'm in Chicago. confused

That is crazy! Doesn't sound like Chicago.

And I work by the lake.

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Reply #5 posted 03/15/12 8:01pm

NDRU

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Vendetta1 said:

NDRU said:

That is crazy! Doesn't sound like Chicago.

And I work by the lake.

I just looked up the weather, it says it's 77 there too!

Our heaters just turned off, I wonder if I work with Prince fans

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Reply #6 posted 03/15/12 8:03pm

Vendetta1

NDRU said:

Vendetta1 said:

And I work by the lake.

I just looked up the weather, it says it's 77 there too!

Our heaters just turned off, I wonder if I work with Prince fans

lol

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Reply #7 posted 03/15/12 9:16pm

Dave1992

NDRU said:

It's raining in California, but it is tropical in my office.

We have central heating on (set to 70 degrees), but two of my co-workers are blasting space heaters at their feet. It's about 78 degrees in here. They are wearing scarves and sweaters, I have stripped down to my t-shirt.

It is hotter than summer, but the heaters are still going.

That's such a fucking waste of resources. Heating actually costs a lot of energy.

Apart from that, it's not that healthy to be in the very warm all the time.

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Reply #8 posted 03/15/12 9:28pm

NDRU

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Dave1992 said:

NDRU said:

It's raining in California, but it is tropical in my office.

We have central heating on (set to 70 degrees), but two of my co-workers are blasting space heaters at their feet. It's about 78 degrees in here. They are wearing scarves and sweaters, I have stripped down to my t-shirt.

It is hotter than summer, but the heaters are still going.

That's such a fucking waste of resources. Heating actually costs a lot of energy.

Apart from that, it's not that healthy to be in the very warm all the time.

Space heaters are the most wasteful way to heat a place, too.

My feeling is that heat is addictive. You sit by the heat, and then it feels colder when you move away from it, even though it's actually quite warm.

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Reply #9 posted 03/15/12 9:31pm

RodeoSchro

My wife works here.

Suffice to say that it's HOT, baby!

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Reply #10 posted 03/15/12 10:41pm

Dave1992

NDRU said:

Dave1992 said:

That's such a fucking waste of resources. Heating actually costs a lot of energy.

Apart from that, it's not that healthy to be in the very warm all the time.

Space heaters are the most wasteful way to heat a place, too.

My feeling is that heat is addictive. You sit by the heat, and then it feels colder when you move away from it, even though it's actually quite warm.

Oh, definitely! Your body regulates the temperature accordingly and needs time to adapt from trying to cool it down to actually heating the body again. This process is also quite exhausting and that's why heat it produced in some areas of your body when you walk from very warm to warm/cold and you still don't feel the heat immediately. As your body starts to work and try to produce warmth, you still start to sweat, which makes you feel even colder.

The more we go into detail, the more proof we have that those co-workers of yours are absolute idiots! lol

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Reply #11 posted 03/16/12 5:09am

morningsong

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Reply #12 posted 03/16/12 7:27am

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i have the hottest room in the house

it has to be REALLY COLD to be cold

in here. i have to foil my windows to keep

the temp down most of the year.

in the summer it get's up to 120degrees

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Reply #13 posted 03/16/12 8:38am

ThisOne

its always at 21 degrees c at work, not 2 hot n not 2 cold!!!

btw i luv my job, i luv my work and i luv where i work!!! i dont care if they turn the tempreture down to 10 degrees c...... i will never leave ~ they r stuck with me evillol

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Reply #14 posted 03/16/12 12:35pm

missfee

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To me my office stays cold throughout the year, doesn't matter what the weather is outside. I wear my floor heater out. I cut it on every day and it stays on until I get off.

I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince.
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Reply #15 posted 03/16/12 12:53pm

thekidsgirl

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Although it's been feeling great outside lately, the hospital I work at took the unseasonably warm weather to mean that it is time to start cranking the A/C.

So needless to say, I carry a warm jacket to work and only put it on when I get to my ice cold desk neutral

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Reply #16 posted 03/16/12 12:56pm

tinaz

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Why do jobs keep it so friggin cold!! Every where I have worked has always been FREEZING cold! Especially in the summer!

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Reply #17 posted 03/16/12 4:49pm

XxAxX

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it's always cold here. in the winter, around 61 degrees, in the summer, around 59 degrees. last year i never once wore summer clothing to work

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Reply #18 posted 03/16/12 5:01pm

CarrieMpls

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I have no ide the actual temperature here, but I am someone who is almost always cold.

Yesterday my coworker asked if it was stuffy. I realized that I wasn't actualy cold for once. She was hot. neutral

And in the summer I have to layer. Sundress for the bus/bike ride (and I always wear tights, even in 85+ degrees), and I add a jacket or cardigan when I get to work or I'd be freezing.

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Reply #19 posted 03/16/12 5:29pm

KingBAD

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XxAxX said:

it's always cold here. in the winter, around 61 degrees, in the summer, around 59 degrees. last year i never once wore summer clothing to work

were you nekkid eek

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Reply #20 posted 03/16/12 6:36pm

NDRU

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ThisOne said:

its always at 21 degrees c at work, not 2 hot n not 2 cold!!!

69.8 F that is perfect!

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Reply #21 posted 03/16/12 6:38pm

NDRU

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I am going to go out on a limb here and say that women seem to be colder than men lol

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Reply #22 posted 03/17/12 4:44am

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I'm always hot. Long ago when I ran a restaraunt I would do my paper work in the walk in fridge. I wish worked had a walk in fridge! mad

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Reply #23 posted 03/17/12 6:28am

ufoclub

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NDRU said:

It's raining in California, but it is tropical in my office.

We have central heating on (set to 70 degrees), but two of my co-workers are blasting space heaters at their feet. It's about 78 degrees in here. They are wearing scarves and sweaters, I have stripped down to my t-shirt.

It is hotter than summer, but the heaters are still going.

why are they blasting space heater if it's 70 degrees?

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Reply #24 posted 03/17/12 7:25am

NDRU

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ufoclub said:

NDRU said:

It's raining in California, but it is tropical in my office.

We have central heating on (set to 70 degrees), but two of my co-workers are blasting space heaters at their feet. It's about 78 degrees in here. They are wearing scarves and sweaters, I have stripped down to my t-shirt.

It is hotter than summer, but the heaters are still going.

why are they blasting space heater if it's 70 degrees?

That is exactly what I am wondering!

In fact, though, the HEATER is set to 70, but with their space heaters it is actually 78 in my office!

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Reply #25 posted 03/17/12 11:24pm

Vendetta1

NDRU said:

ThisOne said:

its always at 21 degrees c at work, not 2 hot n not 2 cold!!!

69.8 F that is perfect!

I can't function unless it is 74 degrees in my office.

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Reply #26 posted 03/18/12 1:43am

KingBAD

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it doesn't matter how cold it is

if i play the tv and run my pc

it gets hot qwik, or the tv

and my ps3, all three make

a heat wave...

i am KING BAD!!!
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evilking
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Reply #27 posted 03/18/12 1:59am

ThisOne

KingBAD said:

it doesn't matter how cold it is

if i play the tv and run my pc

it gets hot qwik, or the tv

and my ps3, all three make

a heat wave...

r u talking about the temperature in your pants or he actual room?????????? lol

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Reply #28 posted 03/18/12 2:01am

KingBAD

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ThisOne said:

KingBAD said:

it doesn't matter how cold it is

if i play the tv and run my pc

it gets hot qwik, or the tv

and my ps3, all three make

a heat wave...

r u talking about the temperature in your pants or he actual room?????????? lol

eek there's a difference???

i am KING BAD!!!
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evilking
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Reply #29 posted 03/18/12 2:04am

ThisOne

KingBAD said:

ThisOne said:

r u talking about the temperature in your pants or he actual room?????????? lol

eek there's a difference???

falloff

thats something u need to check 4 yourself giggle

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