Red Mosquito

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

spike wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

B wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:

B wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:Im glad this is raising money for charity. But jesus fucking christ, can we stop pretending like getting cold water on you in the middle of the goddamned summer is a "challenge"

It wasn't nearly as bad as I expected.

You should have nominated Sarge - it's winter there

Damn it!

Yeah, but Australian winter is like 75 degrees and sunny.

which is freezing to them

You guys haven't been to Melbourne, have you?

Ok I just looked it up. Your average low temperature in the winter is 7 degrees Celsius, or 44 degrees Fahrenheit. Sure, I'd have to put on pants instead of shorts but not much else is needed.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

spike wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

B wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:

B wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:Im glad this is raising money for charity. But jesus fucking christ, can we stop pretending like getting cold water on you in the middle of the goddamned summer is a "challenge"

It wasn't nearly as bad as I expected.

You should have nominated Sarge - it's winter there

Damn it!

Yeah, but Australian winter is like 75 degrees and sunny.

which is freezing to them

You guys haven't been to Melbourne, have you?

Ok I just looked it up. Your average low temperature in the winter is 7 degrees Celsius, or 44 degrees Fahrenheit. Sure, I'd have to put on pants instead of shorts but not much else is needed.

lol at 44 degrees. Minnesotans come out in shorts and walk around the lakes when it gets that warm.

Strat wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

spike wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

B wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:

B wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:Im glad this is raising money for charity. But jesus fucking christ, can we stop pretending like getting cold water on you in the middle of the goddamned summer is a "challenge"

It wasn't nearly as bad as I expected.

You should have nominated Sarge - it's winter there

Damn it!

Yeah, but Australian winter is like 75 degrees and sunny.

which is freezing to them

You guys haven't been to Melbourne, have you?

Ok I just looked it up. Your average low temperature in the winter is 7 degrees Celsius, or 44 degrees Fahrenheit. Sure, I'd have to put on pants instead of shorts but not much else is needed.

lol at 44 degrees. Minnesotans come out in shorts and walk around the lakes when it gets that warm.

Minnesota winters are hard fucking core.

i was freezing the first time i was in the melbourne area over winter. outside was no big deal, but inside was another story. i'm used to insulated houses with the furnace going when it gets down into the 40s.

spike wrote:i was freezing the first time i was in the melbourne area over winter. outside was no big deal, but inside was another story. i'm used to insulated houses with the furnace going when it gets down into the 40s.

We don't need that shit here. If it really gets cold enough, we just burn something on the back yard.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

spike wrote:i was freezing the first time i was in the melbourne area over winter. outside was no big deal, but inside was another story. i'm used to insulated houses with the furnace going when it gets down into the 40s.

We don't need that shit here. If it really gets cold enough, we just burn something on the back yard.

Wouldn't insulation make your air conditioning that much more efficient in the summer?

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

spike wrote:i was freezing the first time i was in the melbourne area over winter. outside was no big deal, but inside was another story. i'm used to insulated houses with the furnace going when it gets down into the 40s.

We don't need that shit here. If it really gets cold enough, we just burn something on the back yard.

Wouldn't insulation make your air conditioning that much more efficient in the summer?

When it's 45C outside (113F?), nothing makes air conditioning more efficient. We just switch it off and drink alcohol.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote: When it's 45C outside (113F?), nothing makes air conditioning more efficient.

except insulation.

@SkitchP wrote:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote: When it's 45C outside (113F?), nothing makes air conditioning more efficient.

except insulation.

Not really. When it's that hot, and it's a really dry heat, most standard home air conditioners just blow warm air.

Jeff went surfing, and Stone ruined his check. Matt's the only one left. Stone challenged all Pearl Jam fans.

Will wrote:Jeff went surfing, and Stone ruined his check. Matt's the only one left. Stone challenged all Pearl Jam fans.

How many fans are left? That's not really that many people.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

spike wrote:i was freezing the first time i was in the melbourne area over winter. outside was no big deal, but inside was another story. i'm used to insulated houses with the furnace going when it gets down into the 40s.

We don't need that shit here. If it really gets cold enough, we just burn something on the back yard.

That's why you have so many bush fires!

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:How many fans are left? That's not really that many people.

Nah man. There's gonna be thousands of videos now of dudes in their "VEDDER 10" custom jerseys of whatever local team they support getting doused and then challenging some other bros of theirs now.

spike wrote:has kate upton done this yet?

This is all that matters.

there was zero ice in stone's water.

I also like that the guy who poured the water on Boom did it super slooowwwly.

Thurman Murman wrote:

spike wrote:has kate upton done this yet?

This is all that matters.

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

Thurman Murman wrote:

spike wrote:has kate upton done this yet?

This is all that matters.

damn. can't we have 5 seconds of her in the wet, white shirt?

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote: When it's 45C outside (113F?), nothing makes air conditioning more efficient.

except insulation.

Not really. When it's that hot, and it's a really dry heat, most standard home air conditioners just blow warm air.

I feel like you're being lied to.

@SkitchP wrote:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

Sgt. Crackpot wrote: When it's 45C outside (113F?), nothing makes air conditioning more efficient.

except insulation.

Not really. When it's that hot, and it's a really dry heat, most standard home air conditioners just blow warm air.

I feel like you're being lied to.

They're a bit behind us in modern advances. He gives his kids VHS tapes to watch.