It's too hot :(
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Soldato
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The majority of the country go abroad for sunny weather because the weather is usually pretty poor here.
When the weather is glorious, we do nothing but moan about it.
Seems we Brits only like nice weather when we are on holiday. It is a good job we don't have to live with it all the time or we would be a nation of whingers and depressives!
Oh hang on........
When the weather is glorious, we do nothing but moan about it.
Seems we Brits only like nice weather when we are on holiday. It is a good job we don't have to live with it all the time or we would be a nation of whingers and depressives!
Oh hang on........
The majority of the country go abroad for sunny weather because the weather is usually pretty poor here.
When the weather is glorious, we do nothing but moan about it.
Seems we Brits only like nice weather when we are on holiday. It is a good job we don't have to live with it all the time or we would be a nation of whingers and depressives!
Oh hang on........
Here's a big difference though, Holliday you aren't working, hotels generally have air don, unlike our houses. Depending where you go, the humidity is far less.
The majority of the country go abroad for sunny weather because the weather is usually pretty poor here.
When the weather is glorious, we do nothing but moan about it.
Seems we Brits only like nice weather when we are on holiday. It is a good job we don't have to live with it all the time or we would be a nation of whingers and depressives!
Oh hang on........
Lol!
Ah, i think with my two little one's i would rather be at work
give it a few days and I'll be agreeing with you.
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Well, look at the upside. At least you can really look forward to that ice cold beer (or whatever your chosen beverage happens to be) at the end of the day
When it is bad weather, we complain. When it is good weather, we complain.
Damn weather does not know if it is coming or going, it just never seems to do the right thing!!
Just went for a walk and it was quite nice to be honest, but mainly because it was in the shade for the most-part, and I had some water with me.
I then went to move the car. It had been parked in the sun all day. Same routine as usual but this time I left the doors wide open and had a conversation with the chap who's house I was parked outside of. (We have spoken before, and I have asked if he minds me parking there)
When I finally got in the car I wanted to take it for a quick drive to cool it down inside before parking it in the work car-park in the shade. I **** you not I had to take the top off of the gearstick before I could change gear and I had to steer using the bottom half of the steering wheel, it was that hot!
I then went to move the car. It had been parked in the sun all day. Same routine as usual but this time I left the doors wide open and had a conversation with the chap who's house I was parked outside of. (We have spoken before, and I have asked if he minds me parking there
)When I finally got in the car I wanted to take it for a quick drive to cool it down inside before parking it in the work car-park in the shade. I **** you not I had to take the top off of the gearstick before I could change gear and I had to steer using the bottom half of the steering wheel, it was that hot!
andy murrary can play tennis inside the sun for all I care.
It's still bloody hot
MY garmin log says it was 26-27c on the day I took those picture above and it's noticeably hotter now must be at least 29c right now in my living room with the balcony door wide open although the curtain is pulled along so no stupid horseflies come in
Just went for a walk and it was quite nice to be honest, but mainly because it was in the shade for the most-part, and I had some water with me.
I then went to move the car. It had been parked in the sun all day. Same routine as usual but this time I left the doors wide open and had a conversation with the chap who's house I was parked outside of. (We have spoken before, and I have asked if he minds me parking there
When I finally got in the car I wanted to take it for a quick drive to cool it down inside before parking it in the work car-park in the shade. I **** you not I had to take the top off of the gearstick before I could change gear and I had to steer using the bottom half of the steering wheel, it was that hot!
Quite a drama queen aren't you.
Loving the weather personally, currently sat in the garden drinking Old Mout Cider. Debating whether to have another bbq later but that would mean putting some clothes on and going to the shop to buy meat.
26-27c.....29c. It's been far hotter and humid in Brussels than that. Couple days ago the local pharmacy was reporting 35c on my way home.... that’s in a built up city !
I don't complain though, just crack on and enjoy it. Just think 2 months from now will be raining again and you will moan about that too.
I don't complain though, just crack on and enjoy it. Just think 2 months from now will be raining again and you will moan about that too.
Get a bucket of cold water. Stick your feet in it. Wet your hands and hold them in front of a rotating fan.
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this^
Funny how everyone who is enjoying the weather is sat in their garden doing **** all. Get a job, son.
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ive got a job son.
I don't own a bucket lol....
I do however own a big fan but can't be bothered to unbox and set it up, think I'll just go for a quick ride to the river and lay on the grass for a bit :S
the underneath of my forearms are nearly white whilst the top part has a nice tan from cycling lol.
I should attempt to fix it
Everybody surely owns a bucket/pail or basin.
