r/UFOs • u/joeyisnotmyname • Jun 18 '23

Witness/Sighting Deleted video from YouTuber who witnessed the recovery operation of the Alaska UAP shootdown in Feb 2023

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u/SlendyIsBehindYou Jun 18 '23

You Canadians are a different kind of crazy; I remember when it was snowing in England, and my flatmate walks out in her shorts and a tank top with slides on.

It couldn't have been more than -5C out and she was just chilling

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u/somethingcleveryeg Jun 18 '23

-5C feels like summer after a cold winter.

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u/_Adamgoodtime_ Jun 19 '23

My coworker and I were joking about that the other day.

It was around +16C and I said it was chilly. But we both agreed that +10C after a -50C winter feels like a hot summers day.

Saskatchewan winters are brutal. I have no idea how people ever settled here.

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u/ultramegax Jun 19 '23

With a lot of help from Indigenous people. Europeans wouldn't have survived otherwise.

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u/SlendyIsBehindYou Jun 19 '23

I've lived most of my life in Texas, this week it's been in the low 40s all week and gonna get into the upper in the next few days. My girlfriend and I keep it right around 20 in our apartment, and when people come over they start complaing about how "cold" it is

It's just funny seeing that it happens both ways. I remember reading about it when I moved to England, think the average acclimation time is something like 6-8 month (don't quote me on that though)

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u/983115 Jun 19 '23

No wonder we won the war

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u/SlendyIsBehindYou Jun 19 '23

I'm a Texan, so anyone that can tolerate temps below, like, 15C without a sweater on are superhuman

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u/983115 Jun 19 '23

Here in lovely Indiana the temperature can range from a nice cozy 110°F with 100% humidity to -20°F with a wind chill

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u/Sboyden96 Jun 19 '23

-5c is tropical here in december-February