Here in Indiana we have been living under some kind of heat warning all week. High temps have been above 90F all week. Just listened to the local then national 7am news . Almost every news report is filled with tips on how to survive the heat. Tips are presented like none of us have ever endured a hot summer day. But I have yet to hear one of the most effective ways to stay cool . GET NAKED. I live nude in a home without AC and by closing it up during the day and opening it overnight i have stayed comfy. The only time I got uncomfortable was when I was on a Zoom call where i needed to have a shirt on . Just that layer of clothes for 1.5 hrs I was concious of my body temp rising. So strip off America and stay cool.
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EarlDJun 22, 2024Same scenario here temps have been high but the humidity is brutal.
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J.Jun 22, 2024Here at camp (Solair) the heat wave has warmed the pool water to 90+, which has turned it into a great conversation pool. A bunch of us spent last night hanging out in the pool after a storm blew through.
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HalfJun 22, 2024115 in Phoenix yesterday, pool is already at 90.
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Tom DJun 22, 2024[quote]Here in Indiana we have been living under some kind of heat warning all week. High temps have been above 90F all week. Just listened to the local then national 7am news . Almost every news report is filled with tips on how to survive the heat. Tips are presented like none of us have ever endured a hot summer day. But I have yet to hear one of the most effective ways to stay cool . GET NAKED. I live nude in a home without AC and by closing it up during the day and opening it overnight i have stayed comfy. The only time I got uncomfortable was when I was on a Zoom call where i needed to have a shirt on . Just that layer of clothes for 1.5 hrs I was concious of my body temp rising. So strip off America and stay cool.[/quote] Many anthropologist believe that humans started wearing clothing in response to global cooling and moving to cooler climates. Maybe global warming and moving to warmer climates will encourage us to stop wearing clothes.ReactReply - TDTom DJun 22, 2024[quote]Here in Indiana we have been living under some kind of heat warning all week. High temps have been above 90F all week. Just listened to the local then national 7am news . Almost every news report is filled with tips on how to survive the heat. Tips are presented like none of us have ever endured a hot summer day. But I have yet to hear one of the most effective ways to stay cool . GET NAKED. I live nude in a home without AC and by closing it up during the day and opening it overnight i have stayed comfy. The only time I got uncomfortable was when I was on a Zoom call where i needed to have a shirt on . Just that layer of clothes for 1.5 hrs I was concious of my body temp rising. So strip off America and stay cool.[/quote] Many anthropologist believe that humans started wearing clothing in response to global cooling and moving to cooler climates. Maybe global warming and moving to warmer climates will encourage us to stop wearing clothes.ReactReply
- TDTom DJun 22, 2024[quote]Here in Indiana we have been living under some kind of heat warning all week. High temps have been above 90F all week. Just listened to the local then national 7am news . Almost every news report is filled with tips on how to survive the heat. Tips are presented like none of us have ever endured a hot summer day. But I have yet to hear one of the most effective ways to stay cool . GET NAKED. I live nude in a home without AC and by closing it up during the day and opening it overnight i have stayed comfy. The only time I got uncomfortable was when I was on a Zoom call where i needed to have a shirt on . Just that layer of clothes for 1.5 hrs I was concious of my body temp rising. So strip off America and stay cool.[/quote] Many anthropologist believe that humans started wearing clothing in response to global cooling and moving to cooler climates. Maybe global warming and moving to warmer climates will encourage us to stop wearing clothes.ReactReply
- TDTom DJun 22, 2024[quote]Here in Indiana we have been living under some kind of heat warning all week. High temps have been above 90F all week. Just listened to the local then national 7am news . Almost every news report is filled with tips on how to survive the heat. Tips are presented like none of us have ever endured a hot summer day. But I have yet to hear one of the most effective ways to stay cool . GET NAKED. I live nude in a home without AC and by closing it up during the day and opening it overnight i have stayed comfy. The only time I got uncomfortable was when I was on a Zoom call where i needed to have a shirt on . Just that layer of clothes for 1.5 hrs I was concious of my body temp rising. So strip off America and stay cool.[/quote] Maybe all anti-nudity laws should be suspended when the temperature exceeds 90F!ReactReply
- NUnudeyooperJun 23, 2024[quote] Maybe all anti-nudity laws should be suspended when the temperature exceeds 90F![/quote] I suggested that to a neighbor a few years ago and she did not like the idea. Frankly, in my opinion, she was wrong about it and I think 80 in our climate would be more appropriate.ReactReply
- TDTom DJun 23, 2024[quote]Maybe all anti-nudity laws should be suspended when the temperature exceeds 90F! I suggested that to a neighbor a few years ago and she did not like the idea. Frankly, in my opinion, she was wrong about it and I think 80 in our climate would be more appropriate.[/quote] Probably, but at 80, people in the south could be nude most of the time from May through September.ReactReply
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Stone AndyJun 23, 2024It's a simple and sound rule, if you see a heat wave, just wave back. Naked.
ReactReply - NUnudeyooperJun 23, 2024[quote]Maybe all anti-nudity laws should be suspended when the temperature exceeds 90F!I suggested that to a neighbor a few years ago and she did not like the idea. Frankly, in my opinion, she was wrong about it and I think 80 in our climate would be more appropriate. Probably, but at 80, people in the south could be nude most of the time from May through September.[/quote] And just why would that be a problem? It was 50 here this morning when I got up at 5:30, a comfortable 72 now at 2:15. If we had to go to 90, I would not get more than a handful of nude days per year. Humidity is high though.ReactReply
- NOnoodengr2Original PosterJun 24, 2024[quote]It's a simple and sound rule, if you see a heat wave, just wave back. Naked.[/quote] excellent way to look at it thanks I had to chuckle yesterday. Just like the previous 5 days the weatherman breathlessly cautioned us about a the temps climbing into the 90s . Then he said the winds would be up to 25 mph. So here is a suggestion find some shade with a breeze , no heat warning required.ReactReply
- NUnudie_iq7721Jun 26, 2024
I seem to tolerate the heat wave better when I am naked.plus I go skinny-dipping as much as possible, whether up in the mountains or here by the river.
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supposed to be over 100 for the next 4 days, going to go up in the mountains and hike into a small lake and go skinny-dipping.last time I was there, there were 4 people naked stand up paddle boarding.
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follow up about the heat wave
about the end of the heat wave we had a predicted high in the mid 90s. Of course the media was still warning us to take it easy. Even after giving the rest of the forecast which included 25 mph winds. Really if you have heat stroke on a day with 25 mph winds you really do need taken out of the gene pool. Sit in the shade in the breeze and you will be fine.
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