Do the British really do this?

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wow, try to stay cool, homie

you ever stop and ask yourself, why does god want to burn me

Humans shouldn't be living in such a place

currently in a room with an AC so everything is /comfy/

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>countries not used to heat struggle with it

STOP THE PRESS

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It's dry heat and the rich cunts rarely ever leave climate controlled rooms. People who are used to dry hot climates freak out when they visit Australia during the summer because the humid heat from 7am to 11pm is an entirely different beast from what they're used to. They'll straight up die in South East Asia.
For reference I've spent the past few summers where the room hits mid 40s and stays that way for at least 10 hours of the day, fans going for 20~24 hours a day, with humidity and dew points that make it hard to every really dry yourself off. Essentially somewhat damp for months on end, dripping wet seconds after stepping out of the narrow blast of warm fan air. We were still having mid 30 days this April and it was only a fortnight ago that I stopped using the fan. In large areas of South East Asia, it's like this for 8~9 months a year.

I hope you cunts suffer. Your industries are a main reason for these average temperature increases. They were also responsible for creating a hole in the ozone layer a while back. You know who was effected by that? New Zealand and Australia. It's about fucking time Europe started to suffer the consequences of its actions.

But 73F isn't even heat

>some dumb spic/latino from a desert in nowhere thinks making a thread to signal he's accostumed to high temperature is of anyone's interest
every time

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Most of Australia is dry heat minus NT and QLD. And we pollute nearly as much as the UK with less than half the population.

Looks like the kid from This is England

>teehee we have hot weather btw :v

At least it's a dry heat.

I have lived through 40C summers here. It's annoying as fuck.

23 is not hot even if you live i Greenland or something

whitoids

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>23C
These are the people constantly spamming "JUST OPEN A WINDOW LMAO" and calling us subhuman demons for using AC.

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lets all thank japan for this

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glorious nippon technology

You get really hot and sweaty walking around in 23C heat, if you had to run 26 miles in that temperature, you'd probably faint too

thanks nippon
one of the greatest inventions

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Been to Dubai. It's not a dry heat, it's right on the ocean. Rich emiratis apparently have summer homes inland to have dry heat to escape the humidity. However, 95% of people in the UAE live somewhere with above 50% humidity

rn im in a room with the ac to 24 degrees

not being able to run in sub 30

That's actually hot though

It's a spring day

I don't like spring

Your weak genes will NOT be missed. Let em die.

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No u

Why is that americans joke about british people being ugly and having crooked teeth, when the european part in them is 100% british, or at least from the uk?

Remember when England had like a few inches of snowfall a few years back and the British press called it A WALL OF SNOW and almost all businesses shut down?

hahaha

Based Beaner

most americans are germans

>23
>heat
Not even we are that pathetic.

>tabloids over-exagerrating
mental innit.