Frazz by Jef Mallett for August 20, 2020

Above 70º F I use the “time until perspiration” metric. Below 65º F I use the “how many layers” metric. Between them I say “JUUUUUST right!”.

60 F is 12 F below “room temperature” — that’s COLD!BTW, I grew up in Florida.

Tell that to Goldilocks!

Not watching where one walks can lead to a variety of_unpleasant_ situations.

Once again, Frazz makes a very good point.

Yes, but Fahrenheit is far more accurate than Celcius. The rest of the world is smart to use the metric system, but Celcius is a huge swing and a miss.

Is Frazz suggesting that sidewalk gum is gooey at say 32F?

So you’re talking about your typical Wal-Mart parking lot?

Any weather you don’t have to scrape off the windshield is fine.

I (being the kind of person who has to test things) have fried an egg both on a hot roof and on a hot sidewalk. Cleaning them up afterward was interesting, I’ll tell you that.

The sidewalk needs to be 158 degrees F. to fry an egg according to Ripley’s Believe It Or Not.

I like what she said