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To: Snowshoe who wrote (40479)	10/30/2003 6:52:13 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 74559

I've got a wardrobe to live in any climate of the planet, from Saudi Arabia all the way down to -30C. Me and my small daugher -she was dressed like someone going to disembark in the moon- used to go out at -10C just for fun in Sweden. You'de suffer more cold in southern Brazil than any developed country with wintry conditions. No heating. No insulation. I spend some money in my flat in Curitiba, put double glazing, imported heaters from Sweden and put wooden flooring. In developed countries is a breeze. I use to have a Volvo V40 -now transformed in Siemens shares- enter the car and and immediately switch ass-heater. Go into any building and you remove the harness, (that's how I called my anorak) and just a fleece will do. You should go to Curitiba in a winter, then you'd see how you would freeze!!!