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Getting in touch with your roots
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this post was submitted on 24 Feb 2025
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Americans when they find out they're 1/823th of a footballfield finnish: "OMG I AM SO DIVERSE! AND NOW A CERTIFIED MINORITY" Americans when they try to do finnish things: "Yeah no this is fake, its not possible for anyone to survive in 230f"
I'm 25% Finnish (Grandmother)
I enjoy saunas
Is 25% enough to enjoy other Finnish things?
Does your sau a have a carpet
Is this a thing?
Astroturf. Much homey
230? Holy fuck, I'm happy to accept bitch-hood for not being able to handle that. How do you breathe?
You throw water on the oven to cool it down enough so you don't die. You need to try it.
Is the air temperature 230f or the stove?
Why would the stove be so cold?
Idk I'm super confused. The hottest I can handle a sauna being is just below 200, and not for long enough to really enjoy it. 185 is my sweet spot
My family prefers 110c but i prefer around 90c as i want to relax and not tryhard.
Eight hundred twenty threeth.
How many °C is 230f? (asking for the rest of the troop)
230f is 110°C
its exactly 110c