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[Croquantes]

Man. It's 33c in my room right now, and I don't even have the option of building that homemade air conditioner. I don't have fans, or garbage cans. Or even an icemaker. All I have is sweat, and the occasional errant breeze.

[DJ]

33°C isn't that hot at all. It's nice T-shirt weather.

[Croquantes]

33°C isn't that hot at all. It's nice T-shirt weather.

I'm by the ocean, with the humidity it supposedly feels like it's over 41c.

[ein]

If you have a minifridge, like I do *coughluckbastardcough*, then you can have more copper coils in there (you might need a lot of them, to let the water cool), have the water go through, and then back in the bucket. Less on your water bill, more on the power.

[umiman]

It gets to 45 degrees here in my room at night. It's no joking matter.

[ein]

Is that ºC or ºF?

If ºC, that really sucks.
If ºF, I wish my room got that cold at night.

[umiman]

Celcius.

I live in the badlands of Alberta, Canada. It suffers from both insanely hot temperatures at times and unbelievably cold temperatures. In winter, I've experienced the reverse of that number and that is way... WAY worse than just plain ol' burning heat.

Thankfully, it's not always like that. Haha.

[Strife26]

I've had lots of fun messing with hotel room temperatures before. So I'm in a nicely air-conditioned one right now. 
I've actually been pretty cold lately, even though it's been over 80 most of the time.

Poor Scamps though, we'll need to design something to keep him cool.

New question: How to design a cooling system involving magma?

[umiman]

Jump into it. After about 5 seconds, you'll never feel heat again.

[Rilder]

Jump into it. After about 5 seconds, you'll never feel heat again.

I think more specifically you'll feel hot for the rest of your life.

[Strife26]

Unless Temp is turned off, then you'll just end up drowning.