Too hot or too cold

[PoBoy321]

So I've got this nice little spot staked out in the library because it's finals week and I have to do all the work in one week that I've neglected for the last 4 months. Anyway, it's a great spot. Near a window so I have a nice view, near an electrical outlet for my laptop, not so close to the stairs that it's noisy, but not so far away that it's a pain if I wanna go upstairs to get a drink.

Anyway, it's a little cold down here, so I put on a sweater, but when I have the sweater on, I'm too hot. What's a good halfway option between sweater and long-sleeved t-shirt?

Also, a bunch of sorostitutes dressed up like schoolgirls (probably NSFW).

[dblgutshot]

a lighter sweater

two long sleeve shirts?

[PoBoy321]

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two long sleeve shirts?

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But that's bulky and uncomfortable.

[stanky]

Sweater with the sleeves torn off Billy Madison style.

[kipin]

or

[Blarg]

Short sleeved shirt with a long sleeved thick shirt or regular/light sweater over it. Extra warmth around the body can make you very comfy even if your arms feel noticeably cool. If it feels too hot, rolling up the sleeves drops the temp a lot. Pretty adaptable choice to a wide range of temps.

[PoBoy321]

These seems like a good combination. After I finish studying, I can sail around for a little bit then knock over a liquor store.

[PoBoy321]

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Short sleeved shirt with a long sleeved thick shirt or regular/light sweater over it. Extra warmth around the body can make you very comfy even if your arms feel noticeably cool. If it feels too hot, rolling up the sleeves drops the temp a lot. Pretty adaptable choice to a wide range of temps.

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BIMO.

[dblgutshot]

This is such a retarded question. However, I attribute this to you just delaying studying for your finals, which is understandable.