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I hope your pipes don't freeze and burst.
Man, that sucks. It's 40-something F over here, but my roommate refuses to let the AC go above 50. Not good for someone living in the tropics most of her life.
YDI for using celcius.
Celsius actually makes sense. 0 degrees is freezing point, 100 degrees is boiling point. Fahrenheit is just ****** up.
Americans using wierd measuring system... i mean - foot? who oses body parts for measuring? maybe use span or sagene or hands then? :D
Yeah, American measuring systems are ******* retarded. I've lived in the USA my whole life and I've never been outside of it.
Put on a coat and a pair of slippers. 275 K isn't that cold and there's also no wind chill. You'll manage.
I'm sorry. I'm a San Diego girl myself, and get cold if it's below 70 degrees Fahrenheit. I definitely couldn't survive in Canada (or Colorado, for that matter)!
Canada is the best! Shut your trap!
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Not at all impossible, Manon. I've been there. Three day power outage in the middle of winter. I could see my breath. The fridge, normally keeping cold in, kept the cold out during that time. I had to put stuff in my fridge to keep it from freezing.
Go buy some electric heaters and use that to heat your house. At least its a temporary solution. You can always return them as soon as your furnace is fixed as long as its within the return policy :)