oh those lovely days freezing your ass of just for a few hours of pay
interwebman
Submitted by interwebman on April 27, 2009 - 7:36am.
I am used to high temperatures. I always feel cold when everyone is fine.
freaks.
Anonymous
Submitted by Anonymous on June 21, 2009 - 10:42pm.
given you're cold, I assume you weren't born in the Fraser Valley /:,'
teenelizabeth
Submitted by teenelizabeth on September 2, 2009 - 4:12pm.
I had to wear all my winter gear at work last year just to keep from freezing to my desk, and the boss didn't buy a space heater for downstairs until I moved upstairs. >_<
miasaki666
Submitted by miasaki666 on August 28, 2010 - 11:10am.
I love the cold. <3 I used to have to go through a whirlwind of snow to get to my second perios class in a portable.
I wore merely a tshirt and jeans. people stared at me and I waved and smiled back.
Marco Edgar Hue...
Submitted by Marco Edgar Hue... on July 8, 2011 - 6:58pm.
Wow, I would't be able to do that, really. You have my respects :3
Rashkavar
Submitted by Rashkavar on August 2, 2011 - 2:43am.
I'm the same way. I had a co-op job in Sudbury in the winter (-15 highs, some days, usually averaged around -25 when I was going to work), and usually met my carpooling coworker with just a sweater over my work shirt. There were even times when I left the window open through the night to keep cool.
I'm not sure, but I think someone built a very small blast furnace into my torso when I wasn't looking.
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oh those lovely days freezing your ass of just for a few hours of pay
I am used to high temperatures. I always feel cold when everyone is fine.
freaks.
given you're cold, I assume you weren't born in the Fraser Valley /:,'
I had to wear all my winter gear at work last year just to keep from freezing to my desk, and the boss didn't buy a space heater for downstairs until I moved upstairs. >_<
I love the cold. <3 I used to have to go through a whirlwind of snow to get to my second perios class in a portable.
I wore merely a tshirt and jeans. people stared at me and I waved and smiled back.
Wow, I would't be able to do that, really. You have my respects :3
I'm the same way. I had a co-op job in Sudbury in the winter (-15 highs, some days, usually averaged around -25 when I was going to work), and usually met my carpooling coworker with just a sweater over my work shirt. There were even times when I left the window open through the night to keep cool.
I'm not sure, but I think someone built a very small blast furnace into my torso when I wasn't looking.