Would you (if given the option) rather be 'cool' or 'hot' ?
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Isn't the point of being "cool" popularity? I'd rather be "hot", because then I'm gonna be popular anyways... 
(Unless this is a temperature thread. Then cool.)
(Unless this is a temperature thread. Then cool.)
I associate "hot" with "hot Chanie" and "cool" with Joe Cool aka Snoopy, so definitely cool. 
QUOTE(krumlikeapretzel @ Jan 4 2008, 06:07 AM) 
I associate "hot" with "hot Chanie" and "cool" with Joe Cool aka Snoopy, so definitely cool.
Although I am proof that it's possible to be both at once....
QUOTE(Shuli @ Jan 3 2008, 11:02 PM)
Isn't the point of being "cool" popularity?
Yeah, that's why when I was a kid I wished I were cool.
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I'd rather be "hot", because then I'm gonna be popular anyways...
Precisely.
Hot
QUOTE(Kalashnikover_Rebbe @ Jan 3 2008, 10:09 PM)
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Although I am proof that it's possible to be both at once....
Cool's always in.
Hot is just eye candy for the moment.
Hot is just eye candy for the moment.
QUOTE(Kalashnikover_Rebbe @ Jan 3 2008, 11:09 PM)
Although I am proof that it's possible to be both at once....
I honestly laughed out loud...
i think cool is harder to be than hot. i also think that being cool is, in the long run, hot.
so i vote cool.
so i vote cool.
I vote cool, Because plastic surgeons can't make you look cool.
QUOTE(krumlikeapretzel @ Jan 3 2008, 11:07 PM)
I associate "hot" with "hot Chanie" and "cool" with Joe Cool aka Snoopy, so definitely cool.
Excellent.
QUOTE(Kalashnikover_Rebbe @ Jan 3 2008, 11:09 PM)
Although I am proof that it's possible to be both at once....
QUOTE(bigtoe @ Jan 3 2008, 11:25 PM)
Cool's always in.
Hot is just eye candy for the moment.
Hot is just eye candy for the moment.
Excellent.
Cool, definitely.
I'd rather be cool, as extra layers of clothing solve that problem. Hot requires an A/C.
QUOTE(adiel @ Jan 4 2008, 07:53 AM)
i think cool is harder to be than hot. i also think that being cool is, in the long run, hot.
I disagree.
I think there are people who are "cool" who are not hot.
Hot is someone who is sexually appealing.
There are some people who are cool, who I, and most others, would not want to go to bed with.
QUOTE(Shuli @ Jan 4 2008, 07:27 AM)
I honestly laughed out loud...
With me or AT me??? (or shouldn't I ask)
QUOTE(Razie @ Mar 28 2006, 11:02 AM)
"Hot" is pretty synonymous with "Sexy" -- as the latter is use today. A car can be hot. An advertising promo can be hot. And certainly people can be hot.
Cool tends to (but is not limited to) be a positive adjective for the new, novel, or unusual. New technology is cool. Anti-conformity with merit can be cool. Clothing can be cool -- but it's gotta be either a new trend, a unique approach ... Someone in a really nice quality suit doesn't look cool (though it could be hot). Incongruity, the latest trend, or something retro (in either a trendy or noncomformist kinda way) can be cool.
Cool tends to (but is not limited to) be a positive adjective for the new, novel, or unusual. New technology is cool. Anti-conformity with merit can be cool. Clothing can be cool -- but it's gotta be either a new trend, a unique approach ... Someone in a really nice quality suit doesn't look cool (though it could be hot). Incongruity, the latest trend, or something retro (in either a trendy or noncomformist kinda way) can be cool.
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why can't someone be in the middile not too hot not too cold?
QUOTE(int @ Jan 4 2008, 08:26 PM)
I'd rather be cool, as extra layers of clothing solve that problem. Hot requires an A/C.
I agree. Being hot is very uncomfortable. I always like the rooms being cool.
QUOTE(Xi @ Jan 23 2008, 01:32 AM)
why can't someone be in the middile not too hot not too cold?
That you, Xi?
Easing up on spelling and punctuation?
QUOTE(existwhere? @ Jan 23 2008, 01:50 PM)
That you, Xi?
Easing up on spelling and punctuation?
Easing up on spelling and punctuation?
You've become a real yekkie, lately.
QUOTE(existwhere? @ Jan 23 2008, 06:50 AM)
That you, Xi?
Easing up on spelling and punctuation?
Easing up on spelling and punctuation?
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