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I presume he has some form of heating at home.
But then again, the nice room temperature for a Norwegian may be about 8 degrees. Celsius.
 
Ariana said:
I presume he has some form of heating at home.
But then again, the nice room temperature for a Norwegian may be about 8 degrees. Celsius.
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I think the temperature in the barrack where I live now is about 8 degrees C (281 K) but I don't find that nice. 18 is better.

I'm sure, however, that crocodiles would not like it here.
 
Ug. iTunes drives me nuts. Or my PC does. If I don't restart after a few days, it starts sounding all glitchy. :(
 
Ariana said:
Do you have to be able to convert Fahrenheit into Celsius using nothing but brain power in order to get a degree in meteorology?
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Unfortunately not. :P I can just do it because I'm awesome.

And on the topic of Kelvin, that scale is scientifically accurate and gets used in all calculations.
 
Very good! I had one at one company at 6:30 am, then one at another at a different company at 3:30. Both went well. I think the second one would be more 'fun' to work at, but I think the first would pay better and advance my career better. Right now, I'm hoping that at least one of them offers me a job!
 
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