Same at work, when I'm lifting or digging. Feels like you can keep going and going as your not overheating and sweating everywhere. Cold weather is much nicer to do physical work in. Until it starts raining and heavy wind.
So who's freezing there behind off?
- Thread starter Glaucus
- Start date
Soldato
- Joined
- 13 Aug 2004
- Posts
- 8,396
- Location
- England
Soldato
- Joined
- 10 Oct 2005
- Posts
- 8,706
- Location
- Nottingham
Home is quite a nice temperature at ~18C and commuting to and from work has been nice and refreshing, (walking across the large car parks on our site at 7am in the dark and fog with some tunes off the ipod was great (note no traffic around and I don't have it loud enough that I can't hear any traffic)).
The office is another matter entirely though ... the aircon is completed ******. This means it was 25C with poor air quality and got warmer during the day
... this is despite it being escalated to local and global facilities management multiple times (and they promising they would sort it out last weekend) .... so if you work in our building and need Unix Support then wander around the building till you find us as we will be scattered around talking to people we know in areas with working aircon 
The office is another matter entirely though ... the aircon is completed ******. This means it was 25C with poor air quality and got warmer during the day
... this is despite it being escalated to local and global facilities management multiple times (and they promising they would sort it out last weekend) .... so if you work in our building and need Unix Support then wander around the building till you find us as we will be scattered around talking to people we know in areas with working aircon