Funfversation 2

By Jordan | October 24th, 2008 | Category: Archives | 6 comments

A fun game started with this post..

Instructions to the game:

I post a question, and offer my answer. If you have something to add, or disagree completely and can offer another answer please do so in the comments.

Rules:

If you choose not to reply, I will assume that you believe that I am right, and that I am the smartest man in the world.

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At what temperature does it qualify as “hot”?

Well I’m not sure why the German’s decided to put hot in quotes. I mean do they think is how hot does a girl have to be to make a guy “hot”? And that could go any different way depending on who/what you may or may not be attracted too. For the sake of easy, I’ll go ahead and reword the question. What temperature does it qualify as hot when you walk outside from a room at 72 degrees Fahrenheit.  And to be further specific its only on days where there’s not a cloud in the sky, its 2 PM and a 10 mph wind from the south while standing outside of my apartment building next to the pool.  The correct answer is 87 degrees Fahrenheit. That is when it is hot.

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  1. Sara October 25th, 2008 12:10 pm :

    my answer: “it” qualifies as hot when you need a potholder.

  2. Jordan October 25th, 2008 10:16 pm :

    What is with the random quotes around words? I don’t get it. Anyway, the question was made more specific, and a pot holder would only make the temperature outside more uncomfortable in a hot situation. Unless your using it to wipe off the sweat off.

  3. Sara October 26th, 2008 8:59 am :

    I put quotes around “it” because the question doesn’t read “at what temperature does THE WEATHER qualify as hot?” but it reads “at what temperature does IT qualify as hot?”, meaning “it” could be anything.

    in my case, “it” is food.
    get it?

  4. Jordan October 26th, 2008 9:24 am :

    Please reread my answer post, starting with “For the sake of easy, I’ll go ahead and reword the question. What temperature does it qualify as hot when you walk outside from a room at 72 degrees Fahrenheit.”

  5. Sara October 26th, 2008 11:59 am :

    what if i didn’t want to reword the question?
    the “it” in the question is meant to be ambiguous. :)

  6. Jordan October 27th, 2008 1:00 am :

    Well in your own blog you can reword it, but its my own blog, and I’m the smartest person ever. So yeah!

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