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Cold. 0'C is better than 30'C.
10'C is better than 20'C.
15'C is like perfect <3
10'C is better than 20'C.
15'C is like perfect <3
Original post by Keyhofi
10'C is better than 20'C.
10'C is better than 20'C.
10C is chilly and doesn't feel nice, 20c feels pleasant.
In the summer, cold, in the winter, hot.
Original post by TheSeal
10C is chilly and doesn't feel nice, 20c feels pleasant.
Nah, 10'C is t-shirt weather. It feels fresh and brisk. Keeps you feeling alive and healthy. 20'C is just meh.
cold for deffo
Cold for sure! Has anyone tried eating ice-cream on cold days? It's amazing!
Cold, I just get dizzy and lethargic in summer. Always get heat stroke, hate it.
Neither, I'd die 
Original post by userna-me*
Cold for sure! Has anyone tried eating ice-cream on cold days? It's amazing!
Really? Doesn't it make you really cold? Lol
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Boiling hot for sure. It's relaxing.
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