HOT HOT HOT

[Akagi]

We'll bring back some even warmer with us just for you.

 

[leaskovski]

Its warm out there. The grass is no longer looking like grass, and the Mrs won't let me buy a sprinkler because she works for the EA!!!

I feel sorry for Pooch... he isn't getting a walk at lunch time today because its too warm!

 

[Regy53]

jesus how much mpg do you get?? You charged that M3 by like 75% of stock hp??

I guess you got manual? Since no way smg especially that early ones could cope with that.

SMG copes just perfect, remember its the same box.

I get around 27mph sometimes 32. its smg by the way

 

[HAz]

Spent the day dealing with a major flood in Glasgow. Fire Service, Police, Council, SEPA and Scottish Water all involved but if you read the news report you would think Scottish Water fixed this mess all on their own. Talk about feeling unappreciated.

Are you in the fire service?

 

[MrMoonX]

I'm off for a 10 mile run you bunch of pansies! its not hot just warm

 

[reilly]

Love this weather. Just sat outside at work eating my lunch. Need to get a job outside, but only when it's not raining or sub 20c

 

[Col_M]

I used to hate hot weather and I still do but I must have forgotten how cold the UK is, it's only 25C here now and I consider that a relatively cool summer day, I went outside for lunch and it's quite pleasant.

 

[Firestar_3x]

Another very hot one forecast so we'll be forced to spend some time on the beach.

And away from the forum I hope! It seems like you've got an addiction to rival many a crack addict.

 

[eddiemcgarrigle]

Are you in the fire service?

Yep, running around like a silly bugger yesterday deploying sandbags as the water crept higher and higher. SEPA stopped us pumping the water into the local river as it would have killed off the shopping trolleys and Scottish Water stood around scratching their heads as they weren't sure where the burst main was.

Council did a great job, quickly getting hold of additional sandbags and high volume pumps but like us, no credit was given to them. A huge thumbs up goes to the Salvation Army too, they certainly helped fill some empty stomachs.

 

[diamount]

Some gardnering

 

['Harry]

36 here today..plenty of beers and ice pops

 

[MooMoo444]

Ice Cream man going from company to company on the induzzy estate.

Bunch of big kids working here, half the office is out in the car park

 

[Moothead2]

Got the curtains closed to stop the sun shining through the windows . Room is a furnace.

 

[MooMoo444]

Got the curtains closed to stop the sun shining through the windows . Room is a furnace.

That'll probably make it worse. You need your curtains open, your window open and your door(s) open to create airflow.

 

[Glaucus]

That'll probably make it worse. You need your curtains open, your window open and your door(s) open to create airflow.

Curtains shut, oyptherwise you end up with greenhouse, especially when windows in direct sunlight.
But yes you do need airflow. Opening doors throughout the house makes a huge difference.

 

[Moothead2]

That'll probably make it worse. You need your curtains open, your window open and your door(s) open to create airflow.

I did that yesterday, there was no bloody airflow! My room is on the side of the house in direct sunlight as well, my room is usually about 10 degrees hotter than the rest of the house .

 

[Jegethy]

http://www.rainymood.com/

I've had enough sun now, go away please.

 

[V F]

LoL no! I can't get over how I'm starting to really adjust to this. 27 Celsius here today and feeling quite fresh even with no air conditioning. That and an ice cold bath has really refreshed me since this morning. I've never been so positively high.

 

[Clipsey]

What am I doing?
Bathing in air conditioned goodness of course

 

[MooMoo444]

Can't beat a modern air conditioned office. It's like January here