DIS Words Describing Heat

[crazydisneyman]

Okay, so I was listening to the 07/10/07 podcast and I heard Bawb coming up with descriptive words for how hot is was outside. I want to know how these terms are classified (what order and approximate temp):

"surface of the sun" hot
"animal kingdom" hot - "the highest level of heat that we can stand without passing out!" - added from Maverick Mike
"georgia asphalt" hot - "the asphalt is melting" or "cook an egg on the sidewalk" - added from experiment659
"africa" hot
"sweatshirt" weather
"it's too cold outside" cold
"are you kidding? this is florida, not alaska" cold

Thanks for your answers.

[Maverick Mike]

I would like to add one that we came up with last summer, in a similar fashion to Bawb..

"Animal Kingdom HOT!" That is the highest level of heat that we can stand without passing out!

[bettyann29]

I would like to add one that we came up with last summer, in a similar fashion to Bawb..

"Animal Kingdom HOT!" That is the highest level of heat that we can stand without passing out!

You have to admit.. that is pretty hot!

[experiment659]

I'm from Georgia and I can vouch for "Georgia asphalt hot" which generally means the asphalt is melting. :stir: The whole "you can cook an egg on the sidewalk" thing. That's hot!

[crazydisneyman]

Is there anything more intense than "surface of the sun" hot?

[DisDarling]

I would like to add one that we came up with last summer, in a similar fashion to Bawb..

"Animal Kingdom HOT!" That is the highest level of heat that we can stand without passing out!

AK Hot, THAT is hot!!!! LOL I think that is our limit too- what about surface of the sun hot?? :rotfl2: