ugh, that sucks man...*feels like he's in an oven* jesus christus...that's a horrible though and feeling :(

I used to live in Arizona and we didn't have our AC working when it hit the record of 124 degrees. Needless to say, I was cold.


Wait..

heh, people in IL call 70 degrees hot...I laugh my ass off every time i hear that

The extreme temperature change with the AC constantly bumping will definitely cause your sore to be raw and extremely sore too. Conspiracy!

65F is just about perfect.

No AC for me. I just use a fan blasting full force on my bed.

it gets so hot when your in bed so it is really hard not to turn on the ac.......

Exactly, you know that Air Conditioners are just biding their time, until they rise and conquer humanity.

MY damn air conditioner near killed me, like you BlueCube.

I woke up one morning (it is right above my head and stuff) and my throat was incredibly dry, and my lungs hurt. I had a terrible cold for a week, and missed three days of school, because I couldn't do many things like walk, breathe well, or THINK.

I exaggerated the fuck out of that, but yeah.

Sneaky bastard.

1337 Sneaky pimp of exaggeration... bastard.

I watched that for about 2 minutes and then wondered why.

WHY, SOV!?

Ugh, I used to use 64 F, but that still screwed me up. Then I went to 68 F, and that still occassionally got me, now I'm chillin' at 72 F, and that keeps me plenty comfortable at night, and never bothers my throat. I'm a genius.

Then I threw my AC out the window, because BCube scared me.. :(

It didn't per chance land on that "Mista Mista" lady did it?

A/C units are evil.
...but then there is Central Air which is a wonderous, beautiful thing. It takes me to happyland.

Actually, not being able to think well is a symptom of pretty serious pneumonia.. not much of an exaggeration..

http://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/ucdhs/h...doc64symp.html

Like we're supposed to believe that? Not a chance, buster.

i used to run the a/c at 50F in winter when I was in MS, never got sick and neither did my mom or aunt.