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dave451 Nookie Newbie UID 37325 Digest Posts 0 Credits 37 Posts 27 Karma 37 Acceptance 1 Reading Access 10 Registered 5-1-2010 Status Offline

#1 Post at 31-3-2010 02:14  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Heater I'm sorry to be really stupid here, but I've seen some girls on the database say "heater available" and I'm dying to know what it's for.

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#2 Post at 31-3-2010 07:07  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Errrr, that will be for heating the room..... Keep on mongering....

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#3 Post at 31-3-2010 13:13  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Of course you can do some role play of an outdoor winter scene and just fuck with all your clothes on.

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#4 Post at 31-3-2010 14:24  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L They use this heater when its winter. It'll keep you and your tool warm during the deed based on my experience. [ Last edited by  vercetti08 at 31-3-2010 14:25 ]

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#5 Post at 31-3-2010 15:07  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L As long as it doesnt involve any #2 your o.k.

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#6 Post at 31-3-2010 19:36  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Thanks for the answers and apologies again for being so dumb. I asked because, looking at the HK Weather, you've got temperatures at the moment where I would be turning my air conditioning on, so I could not see why heaters would be required but I guess it's what you are used to. I've never been to HK in the winter, but I did one visit in March. I was wearing tee shirt and jeans, but met a lovely young lady who was wearing a thick fur coat. We got back to my room and she quickly showed me that was all she was wearing [ Last edited by  dave451 at 31-3-2010 19:37 ]

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#7 Post at 31-3-2010 20:42  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L My time in HK, seems like HK people r sensitive to the cold.  When it was 75degrees F, I was wearing shorts & shorts sleeve while locals were wearing jackets & some were even wearing heavy jackets!

doghead (dog) Erotic Emperor UID 16705 Digest Posts 0 Credits 2985 Posts 2230 Karma 2893 Acceptance 1832 Reading Access 60 Registered 2-12-2008 Status Offline

#8 Post at 31-3-2010 23:51  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #7 sirtiger's post Well if you get the chance to move to HK for several years, you will find the temperatures from mid-April to October to be brutal.  A range of 92deg F high and only 87deg F low everyday plus 90%+ humidity.  Plus you cannot go to work wearing shorts and sandals unless you want to work as a street paper collector or in the wet markets.  You may have to wear a suit to work in this weather.  Some ppl I knew when in the first few months had to take showers 2-3 times a day.   Eventually your body will adjust to these brutal temps and if you adjust very well, you may be able to stand outside in that heat and not sweat a bit.   Once you have adjusted to these temps, you will find yourself wearing your jackets when it gets to 75deg F and a heavy winter jacket when it gets to low 50sdeg F and get laughed at by your friends from home.

dickinabox Lustful Lord UID 42023 Digest Posts 0 Credits 556 Posts 328 Karma 552 Acceptance 86 Reading Access 40 Registered 26-3-2010 Location NYC Status Offline

#9 Post at 1-4-2010 00:27  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L thats hilarious because in america, they used to advertise 'air conditioning available' for motel rooms.  nowadays its a given, but that used to be a selling point.  how cold does it get in HK? - the mayor of new york your guide to punting the big apple

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#10 Post at 1-4-2010 04:01  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #9 dickinabox's post It sometimes goes down as far as 5C (41F) for a few days in the winter, but believe it or not, temperatures do vary within this tiny territory, it being colder, generally, in the northern New Territories towards the mainland border. That being said, 5C feels a lot colder here than in nominally colder climes, because few homes have proper heating, so Hongkongers freeze indoors with the Hg below 10C (50F) in the winter, while folks in London or NYC stay toasty warm in their heated bedrooms.

sirtiger (the banana) Erotic Emperor UID 3407 Digest Posts 0 Credits 2609 Posts 2588 Karma 2586 Acceptance 465 Reading Access 60 Registered 27-9-2007 Location other side of the planet Status Offline

#11 Post at 1-4-2010 05:43  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #8 doghead's post I've been to HK at various times of the yr & yes it can be brutal.  But coming from nyc, our temp is far more dramatic which can top upper 90s in the summer and below zero with windchill.  I do agree something about the combo humidity & pollution which makes it rather extra gross in HK over places like nyc in my personal experience

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