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80 to 90 for me.

I'm happy as a clam when it's 80. Miserable when it's 90. I think there's also something psychological about the 90s too.

Living in North Carolina, it's basically never too cold outside for long periods. Excepting a few very short spells during the year, golf is a 12-month sport, and I'm fine playing as long as it's mid-30's or above, and we very seldom have stretches where it stays that cold for more than a few days.

80 to 90

80 to 90 as well. F that noise.

You can always add another layer of clothing, you can only take so many off.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENdnlBdvM-4

It really depends on the weather. My preferred comfort zone would be 60-80, but 50 degrees and sunny and no breeze can feel warm, while 65 in wind and rain can be cold. Likewise, 90 degrees with a breeze and no humidity can feel comfortable, but add in a little humidity and 80 can feel sticky. The best and brightest are closing in on isolating the Higgs Boson - the engineers here are working on emoticons.

There's nothing better than a summer night that is 70-75 with no breeze and little humidity. Perfect weather to me is when you don't notice the weather the second you step out.

I don't know whether to say 90-100 or 100-110. I can tolerate the heat to the low 90s. Those days that are 95 or higher, especially with the humidity we generally have, is unbearable.

Boogers freeze when it gets below zero, based on my highly scientific personal experience.

8 for sure. I bike a lot.

At 15 mph, 40 feels like 32 but 30 feels like 19.

My feet freeze up at 30.

This. 70 is comfortable. 80 is hot.

if we're talking about the temperature inside my house, then my answer is 65 - 75. 65 is too cold and 75 is too hot. i need it somewhere comfortable in between.

outside.. i can handle cold when it's not that blustery, bone-chilling cold. i can handle heat, when it's not that breath-sucking high humidity heat.

50 to 40