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Post by St. Middleway on Jun 19, 2022 18:42:35 GMT -5
We've already had a thread about rejecting Air Conditioning, and I thought about one rejecting heating in winter too. There's little I despise more than girl-men who like "comfortable" boring stable indoor temperatures. Why can't they be tough alpha males like me? Not only do I believe in embracing nature as it is, but in my quest for masculine self-improvement and facing harsh physical challenges as I do, I've decided to invent a system that produces an extreme range of indoor conditions for me to test myself physically and mentally while doing typical mundane indoor activities around the year. So, my new indoor temperature range is from 0°C in winter (only a bit of energy is required to do this, as I already live in a very cold climate) - to 85, yes, 85°C, the same as a commercial Sauna in the summer. My specially designed climate control equipment actually sources all the extra heat in other people's homes that accumulates within my apartment block, and channels it all into my apartment. I just drew up a new climate table showing the conditions I am acclimating to, while wearing normal indoor clothing. I've decided that if I can suitably embrace life in these conditions, so should anyone else be able to, and thereby I declare anyone who cannot as a Crybaby Loser.  |
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Post by Benfxmth on Jun 19, 2022 18:50:45 GMT -5
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Post by greysrigging on Jun 20, 2022 4:25:29 GMT -5
We've already had a thread about rejecting Air Conditioning, and I thought about one rejecting heating in winter too. There's little I despise more than girl-men who like "comfortable" boring stable indoor temperatures. Why can't they be tough alpha males like me? Not only do I believe in embracing nature as it is, but in my quest for masculine self-improvement and facing harsh physical challenges as I do, I've decided to invent a system that produces an extreme range of indoor conditions for me to test myself physically and mentally while doing typical mundane indoor activities around the year. So, my new indoor temperature range is from 0°C in winter (only a bit of energy is required to do this, as I already live in a very cold climate) - to 85, yes, 85°C, the same as a commercial Sauna in the summer. My specially designed climate control equipment actually sources all the extra heat in other people's homes that accumulates within my apartment block, and channels it all into my apartment. I just drew up a new climate table showing the conditions I am acclimating to, while wearing normal indoor clothing. I've decided that if I can suitably embrace life in these conditions, so should anyone else be able to, and thereby I declare anyone who cannot as a Crybaby Loser. Well mate, its 7.00pm and the middle of winter, its 30c in my living room....likely 24/25c by dawn. During the wet season its 30/32c indoors at dawn.... see how the unacclimatised handle that without A/C....me ? I handle it fine with 6-8 beers evey night....I sleep like a baby every night lol. |
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Post by Benfxmth on Jun 23, 2022 9:58:45 GMT -5
We've already had a thread about rejecting Air Conditioning, and I thought about one rejecting heating in winter too. There's little I despise more than girl-men who like "comfortable" boring stable indoor temperatures. Why can't they be tough alpha males like me? Not only do I believe in embracing nature as it is, but in my quest for masculine self-improvement and facing harsh physical challenges as I do, I've decided to invent a system that produces an extreme range of indoor conditions for me to test myself physically and mentally while doing typical mundane indoor activities around the year. So, my new indoor temperature range is from 0°C in winter (only a bit of energy is required to do this, as I already live in a very cold climate) - to 85, yes, 85°C, the same as a commercial Sauna in the summer. My specially designed climate control equipment actually sources all the extra heat in other people's homes that accumulates within my apartment block, and channels it all into my apartment. I just drew up a new climate table showing the conditions I am acclimating to, while wearing normal indoor clothing. I've decided that if I can suitably embrace life in these conditions, so should anyone else be able to, and thereby I declare anyone who cannot as a Crybaby Loser. Well mate, its 7.00pm and the middle of winter, its 30c in my living room....likely 24/25c by dawn. During the wet season its 30/32c indoors at dawn.... see how the unacclimatised handle that without A/C....me ? I handle it fine with 6-8 beers evey night....I sleep like a baby every night lol. For a serious response, I sure do sleep like a baby in my subtropique nights with all the windows open, too. 83°F with a 75°F dew point indoors? Easy peasy. Just have a fan for sleeping so it doesn't feel sticky, and it's heavenly. |
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Post by massiveshibe on Oct 29, 2022 9:03:28 GMT -5
We've already had a thread about rejecting Air Conditioning, and I thought about one rejecting heating in winter too. There's little I despise more than girl-men who like "comfortable" boring stable indoor temperatures. Why can't they be tough alpha males like me? Not only do I believe in embracing nature as it is, but in my quest for masculine self-improvement and facing harsh physical challenges as I do, I've decided to invent a system that produces an extreme range of indoor conditions for me to test myself physically and mentally while doing typical mundane indoor activities around the year. So, my new indoor temperature range is from 0°C in winter (only a bit of energy is required to do this, as I already live in a very cold climate) - to 85, yes, 85°C, the same as a commercial Sauna in the summer. My specially designed climate control equipment actually sources all the extra heat in other people's homes that accumulates within my apartment block, and channels it all into my apartment. I just drew up a new climate table showing the conditions I am acclimating to, while wearing normal indoor clothing. I've decided that if I can suitably embrace life in these conditions, so should anyone else be able to, and thereby I declare anyone who cannot as a Crybaby Loser. Well mate, its 7.00pm and the middle of winter, its 30c in my living room....likely 24/25c by dawn. During the wet season its 30/32c indoors at dawn.... see how the unacclimatised handle that without A/C....me ? I handle it fine with 6-8 beers evey night....I sleep like a baby every night lol. You’re Australian so it doesn’t count |
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Post by Milwaukee Mass Murderer on Nov 4, 2022 20:15:44 GMT -5
Lol this is something. You know, One Punch Man doesn't use heat or AC. He also does 100 sit-ups, 100 push-ups, 100 squats, and a 10km run every single day. Try this workout and you could be superhuman like him. December-January averages below freezing so you might damage your plumbing. Or, you could just get rid of that pesky stuff. Maybe keep some liquid water in a fridge. Outhouses are more hygienic anyway - don't shit where you eat. If it starts to feel too mild you could buy an industrial deep freezer machine to make it colder.
July looks pretty hot, but it cools off a bunch at night. What kind of dew points are we talking? If it's a dry heat it seems OK. This time of year should average about 30/13, very doable. |
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Post by St. Middleway on Nov 4, 2022 20:30:46 GMT -5
Lol this is something. You know, One Punch Man doesn't use heat or AC. He also does 100 sit-ups, 100 push-ups, 100 squats, and a 10km run every single day. Try this workout and you could be superhuman like him. December-January averages below freezing so you might damage your plumbing. Or, you could just get rid of that pesky stuff. Maybe keep some liquid water in a fridge. Outhouses are more hygienic anyway - don't shit where you eat. If it starts to feel too mild you could buy an industrial deep freezer machine to make it colder.
July looks pretty hot, but it cools off a bunch at night. What kind of dew points are we talking? If it's a dry heat it seems OK. This time of year should average about 30/13, very doable. Definitely a dry heat, DP's around 0°C in summer. |
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