How is the weather (right now)

[Sushi]

@milanfahrnholz

except

And it isn’t the first time… (sorry for -ing out )

[milanfahrnholz]

@Sushi

And it isn’t the first time… (sorry for -ing out )

It isn´t? Well exsqueeeeeeeze meeeeeeeeee if I cannot fullfill your exceptional expectations of my excellent education.

@Sushi

(sorry for -ing out )

We have great saying in germany:

“Wer Rechtschreibfehler findet, darf sie behalten.”

[Sushi]

Yeah I have hig standarts and exceptations for your englisch, as you usualie do write it very well.
I am as surprised to see Kate turning a blind eye.

So where do want to be squeeeezed now?

[milanfahrnholz]

@Sushi

I am as surprised to see Kate turning a blind eye.

Since she liked your post, I assume that she didn´t. I know you prefer her pointing out my mistakes over us just getting along good, so sorry for nowl

[Sushi]

@milanfahrnholz

I know you prefer her pointing out my misstakes over us just getting along good

Absolutely not!

[milanfahrnholz]

And I wrote misstakes. It´s just too hot here…

[Someone]

https://www.gog.com/game/the_marvellous_miss_take

[milanfahrnholz]

You got a game for everything, huh?

[Someone]

[PiecesOfKate]

@Sushi

I am as surprised to see Kate turning a blind eye.

Hey, if I pointed out every single mistake made by anyone I’d have no time to post anything else, and I’d also have no friends And I don’t mean that in a critical way - it’s human to make mistakes I’m an

[Sushi]

@PiecesOfKate

I’m an

I’m a
I’m an Englishman in NY

[Festarossa]

In my line of work, there is no excuse for me to do any mistakes in English… Nor in German, Italian, Spanish, French, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Russian… So, please do correct me.

I really have to note that the only language I have any knowledge of is Finnish. And the language so difficult I failed it at school.

[Sushi]

@milanfahrnholz

We have great saying in germany:

“Wer Rechtschreibfehler findet, darf sie behalten.”

My German isn’t that good to judge if it is the case or not, but that saying should be always misspelled on purpose, just to mindf*** with whoever reads it.

[Sushi]

@Festarossa

In my line of work, there is no excuse for me to do any mistakes in English… [and 8 other languages]

Now you have tickled our curiosity (well mine at least)… what line of work do you do then?

[milanfahrnholz]

@Sushi

My German isn’t that good to judge if it is the case or not, but that saying should be always misspelled on purpose, just to mindf*** with whoever reads it.

That would be like supermeta!

[Festarossa]

Create marketing materials to EMEA, CEE, CIS areas. It’s not like I should understand all the languages, but have done the job so long I notice the mistakes quickly. And as I have notified my clients about these mistakes, they tend to rely on me too much. I try to tell them I’m not the one to spot the mistakes, but…

[Ema]

@milanfahrnholz

I clearly remember frying in the sun when we were standing in line in front of Madame Tussaud´s.

Great, hours under the sun to see hectolitres of melted wax…

[milanfahrnholz]

@Ema

I clearly remember frying in the sun when we were standing in line in front of Madame Tussaud´s.

Great, hours under the sun to see hectolitres of melted wax…

Well it was very cold in the chamber of horrors…and loud…all those screams…I think I´m having PTSD right now!

[Gffp]

@Sushi

Only 2 to 3 degrees of separation between perfect temperature and too hot?
That’s really sensitive. I’d say most people can only feel 5 degree differences. Plus the fact you get acclimated to temperatures too.

Yes, if the humidity doesn’t change too much, I can feel those three degrees, because I start to lose my braaaaain past that limit

AC at 16 for now! It probably does 21 or something, but still standing half-naked in front of it after hiking a few miles in 35 degree (more in the sun) is just heavenly!
My apologies to nature and earth! (Although I assume the electricicity is produced with photovoltaic cells)

I could do that for just a minute. After that, if I’m sweaty, I start to feel ill…

[Sushi]

@Gffp

I can feel those three degrees, because I start to lose my braaaaain past that limit

I was rather saying that it’s a small step between your ideal temperature and the one where you think it is way too hot (not really whether you can feel the small increments).
Personally I think 18-20 degrees is fine if you’re moving, 20-22 is ideal when your sitting idle, 23-27 is ideal for relaxing with a drink. 28-30 mandates a drink 31-33 add some icecream and anything above 33 is just too darn hot.
So for me there is almost 10 degrees between the ideal temperature and the meltdown.

I think it is also a psychological thing. 18 degrees in winter inside feels chilly, while in summer it feels great. (Vice versa for 24 degrees)