moochops

No.

Not just me then. That moss is everywhere. Tough stuff too. Can't help you with the back rub, sorry

Here in South Manchester it was mainly cloudy all morning. A cold breeze too. Spent 5 hours jet-washing the patio. I had wellies on but my feet were freezing. Typically the sun came out as I was packing everything away........

It was cold enough today........

@CryoraptorA303 on a serious note though- might be worth getting your thyroid function checked.

How about the higher range then? Do you melt at 20°C? Evaporate at 30°C?

I guess you just need to accept that you’re the anomaly and most other people feel cold and put the heating on when it’s 4c indoors

Genuinely curious here too. What’s your indoor temp need to drop down to for you to put the heating on? Max outside here today was around 10c. Plus it was cloudy so there was no sun to heat the house. Indoor temp was around 15c which was uncomfortable. An hour with the CH on brought it up to 18c.

Same here. Been fighting it but fingers got too cold and couldn't type.......

Might be worth looking into Stockholm syndrome. I'm pretty sure you have an alternative idea what it relates to. It doesn't have much to do with winter coats and woolly hats........

Fair enough. I just find it quite simple to highlight the text you want to quote in a reply. I honestly really like it so just surprised others don't! I've been on the forum for years but just as a reader rather than a contributor so maybe that's the difference. You post a lot so will take you longer to get used to it perhaps!

You can reply directly to another member without context or you can quote a whole post or selection of a post to add that context. I'm not sure why it's considered a backwards step tbh.........

Is it just me that finds this an improvement? Hopefully you will all get used to it

the function is still available to quote..... It's just different.

Very strange! Surely there's pretty much a zero risk tonight?