Now i'm not so sure....
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Started by P o e t i q R e i g n
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Dec 2004
P o e t i q R e i g n
Greensboro, NC
the other day, i was outside with no gloves carrying something....and my hands felt this sensation they'd never EVER felt before, no matter WHAT cold i've been in....
my hands were beYOND freezing...i'd HATE to know what it feels like in that whole time before someone's hands go numb and completely die from frostbite 
come to find out...it was like 12 to 13 degrees outside
anywayz tho...i got to thinking about something i'd once said....okay, my whole thing have always been...it's a WHOLE lot easier to WARM UP...than it is to COOL DOWN....so if i had to choose between extreme heat and extreme cold...i'd opt for the cold...
BUT....after THAT experience....
if it's between being completely **** in extreme heat...like the HOTTEST of HOTNESS in the middle of a humongous desert....and being completely covered with coats and the like in extreme cold...like the COLDEST of COLDNESS in the middle of the North Pole or some ish....stranded on either....i'd choose the 2ND one....
BUT...if it's between being completely **** in extreme COLD....and being completely covered in clothes in extreme HEAT....i'd choose the heat....'cause i do hate too much heat, but i would lose my mind being without ANY clothes in like 20 below 0 type weather....that just wouldn't work...at ALL....
but anywayz...which one would ya'll choose?
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I would choose extreme cold at least you can warm urself up to no return...When its hot outside, you become moody and irritable, and I dont care if u walking around **** **** ****...you STILL gonna be hot...Plus the heat drains ur energy, and u always sweatin...being real hot just feels gross...
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I rather for it to be hot. It hurts being cold. It's something comforting about heat and nothing comforting about being cold.
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Ms. Megan wrote:I rather for it to be hot. It hurts being cold. It's something comforting about heat and nothing comforting about being cold.
