Ah yea....in some country 1 considered the fastest speed for fan.

The survey needs socks, not shocks, so it's looking for a paranormal ones:

Which psychic phenomenon scares you?
• Drifting orbs
• Spirit photography
• Moving dolls
• Poltergeists
• A pink-haired, gluttonous woman appearing

Reader-added tags include "Number 1" (spelled out in katakana), "The 'Scary Manjuu' ghost", and "It shows up where there's food".

Dolls. Definitely the dolls.

Yeah, Hong Kongers like their air conditioning quite low. To be fair, so do I as I was born and grew up in Scotland and anything warmer than 15C (59F) is considered rather hot. :P

If you ever wonder why they sell summer jackets in Hong Kong, this is why. People visting always worry about the transition between cool and the hot outside but it gives a layer of heat protection so to say once you get used to it.

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Ah yea....in some country 1 considered the fastest speed for fan.

Funny thing, my old soviet fan has two switches - "I" and "II".
"II" is directly connecting motor to wires from outlet.
"I" is connects through capacitor, that supposed to lower RPM (it usually works for single-phased motors).

It had blowed up capacitor that I changed to one with double capacitance and this switch makes fan spinning faster than direct connect to power source. Sometimes electric resonance is not so cruel bitch.

I'm sure he has one in his apartment, but this reminds me of how Rabi~en Rose wasn't used to air conditioners and was really shivering at the store during summer. Man I miss DiGi Charat.

I sleep better in the cold usually...at least you can bundle up better than you can eventually strip down, unless you cover yourself in icepacks anyway.