It's too hot :(
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Caporegime
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Multi-Split AC working wonders in multiple rooms of the house today 
Ban requestMulti-Split AC working wonders in multiple rooms of the house today
Try working outside in it all day, sanding back a sheet roof and repainting it!
Just be grateful no ones talking about swamp crotch...Far too much mention of arse and ball sweat in this thread. It's ruining my snack time reading
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I don't envy roofers. I work outside too, bit of shade down here at least.
I've been outside all afternoon but not on a roof. Not going to lie that is a horrible job regardless of the weather.
I swear my brain almost cooked yesterday
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Try playing a high intensive 8 a side football match....
What for 8 hours!?
That's easy, at least you are enjoying yourself before you almost collapse from heat exhaustion
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Rain at night a couple of nights to keep gardens and crops ticking overWe get punished for a nice few days. Why can't it just rain during the week
Absolutely loving the weather though. Bit warmer than I'd like at night but it's a small price to pay
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Yes. That's not nice hot weather at all.
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Had it 45 in Vendee, France in 1990. As a photo of me by a temp display
See, you're just teasing me now. I love me a good heavy shower (love a thunderstorm more)don't. it's bucketing down this morning and i've a fleece on me. log burner has just been cleaned out and is about to be it. heatwave my arse!!
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well i almost did collapse... it was too hot to play
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Not just at the moment, a couple of weeks ago it was 41C Granada. I'll be camping this weekend and it's predicted to be 43c.
The good news is the humidity in those areas is very low, so it's easier to cool down that say in the costal areas of the Valencia Communidad, where humidity is usually between 60-80%.
They say it's a heatwave, but it's pretty much like that in parts of Spain every year. The rest of Europe is no exception. I remember 45c on my last visits to Rhodes, and Patras. 37c cycling up to 130km a day in northern France.
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It's not the slightly warm weather that's keeping you indoors, it's laziness.