my first real winter experience i wish i was back in msia that very day.
and promise will never complain about heat again.
and that's not even 0 degree.

so hard to sleep even with heater on. the heater make the room so stuffy as well.

In cold places, if you do not plan ahead, you die. As simple as that. You need to have a warm house and a way to stay warm and fed during the long winter when nothing grows. You cannot just live day by day. Of course in modern societies you can still survive a winter beeing a retard, but that is just beacuse someone else has done the planning for you.

I laughed 😂

we are on khatulistiwa line
if we have winter, u know world going to be crazy
food will be gone

Here got subsidy mAh hahhahaha

Send him to Alaska to teach him a lesson.

Winter is a hassle. The wind, the clothing, the puddle of Mudd. No thanks

within 10 days winter In Malaysia.

60~70% plant / animal / ecosystem will be wipe off.
estimated >25% population wipe off, especially kids and old people.

Our Water delivery system will be totally shut down within 1st 24 hours of winter.

Many electronic/electrical appliances are not ready to stay working in winter also.

Pipe, sewege system all failed.

No hospital can function because they not resign to work in winter.

Most house, especially high rise, become killing spot.


The Power of uneducated person imagination.

A lot of people in Sweden got electric heating. Was made popular in 1980's when the country had over invested in nuclear power and had too much spare electricity capacity. Now those people are trying to convert to other ways of heating though. Still I know quite a few who still use it. Converting to other heating modes is expensive also.

soon, we'll have nuclear winter all year round

Singapore *cough* excuse me

North Vietnam winter ok?

oh yeah... i forgot about heat pumps... quite rare when I was overseas. my bad.
you are right.. technically it is electric heating.

even if it is nuclear, i cannot imagine electricity being cheaper vs gas. then again, putin did change fuel prices for europe.

Is Singapore a rule or an exception?

Do you understand the meaning of "generally"? Also sg is only recently advanced. The thesis is more about those traditional strong nations over many many decades, Europe, Japan, NA etc

Actually a lot have direct heating with electric radiators. Heat pumps is what they usually switch to to lower cost

ops... almost 60 cent for kwh (top range price) and i have to jack up the temp to 27 during the day to save electricity...
if winter in malaysia, maybe I put it at 5 degrees only and force whole family to bundle up... haha

Winter means you will need:
Winter clothing
Winter tyres
Different engine lubricant
Heater or aircon with heating/cooling
Weather insulation for home
Tools to scrub away ice/snow
Knowledge on do and don't on winters
Etc...

winter like 13-16 degree would be nice maybe for 1 month

Yup! Nanti ada cukai salji, baru tahu. ❄️