Midsummer's Eve today

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  1. Vorak

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    Vorak, Jun 20, 2009
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    The kicker being its possible to have the same town then be 40°C in summer.
     
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    Xiao_Caity, Jun 21, 2009
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    I'm not bothered by the 10 degree days (we get them about half the year here, so 10 degrees don't mean shit), although I admit the -10 degree days are a bit fucking much.

    I still remember going to Hong Kong during their spring. It's 28 degrees centigrade out there, everyone's going around in heavy jackets and scarves and me and my sister are wandering around in T-shirts watching the locals freak out.
     
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    This almost sounds amusing enough to fly to Australia for...
    How old's your sister, and is she into Fauns?
     
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  4. Dark Elf

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    Dark Elf, Jun 21, 2009
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    Well, I bathed. Twice.

    The Bothnia is quite a chilling experience this time of year, especially when it's cold and windy at 12 AM and cloudy.

    And when it's 15 centigrade in Hobart Scandinavians would freak Tasmanians out by the same token.
     
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    Xiao_Caity, Jun 21, 2009
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    Uh, actually, that's just in Hobart. They're pussies in Hobart. Here in Launceston, 15 degrees usually means T-shirts, jeans and cricket or football (dependant upon season) in the park.
     
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