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Yeah, Central and Eastern Europe has humid continental climate with big temperature differences between Summer/Winter. In the Summer it is hotter there than in
by agilebyte 13y ago
Yeah, Central and Eastern Europe has humid continental climate with big temperature differences between Summer/Winter. In the Summer it is hotter there than in the UK. Yet, people in the UK (men) have a tendency to go shirtless when it goes above 20 degrees.
My point? Culture.
- MattBearman 13y agoI think we only do that here because it's so rare when it does go over 20 degrees, it's always time for a celebration :) Having said that, England is currently enjoying one of the best and longest heat waves we've had in years. I'm just thankful I work from home, most offices would frown on me showing up for work in just my pants.
- goodcanadian 13y agoFor American readers, British "pants" means underwear. For British readers, American "pants" means trousers. I was once mocked mercilessly by a Brit when I told him I had forgotten my pants. I, of course, had meant my blue jeans . . . I was wearing shorts.
- agilebyte 13y agoI would not mock you, that is a perfectly reasonable way to dress either way :). As long as something is over your giblets.