If that makes sense.
It's too damn hot and I feel uncomfortable all the time.
If that makes sense.
It's too damn hot and I feel uncomfortable all the time.
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It makes perfect sense to me, I feel exactly the same - especially when I have to go to work
It makes perfect sense to me, I feel exactly the same - especially when I have to go to work
And here is me thinking I would be shot down by FM's.
I know what you mean about the work thing. Our office has really dodgy air con. Do you work in or out of doors ?
Brace yourself Baz, we seem to be in for a week of rising temperatures.
Joins the likes the sun but not the hot and humid weather... feel really ill with it
a few weeks back we had sun but a lot lower temperature and a lovely breeze, that was fine. .or sun on the alps when there's snow glistening in it tis fab. .this is just cruel and oppressive..
Melts into a puddle on my sofa... then sticks to it so rips skin off when gets up again..
Joins the likes the sun but not the hot and humid weather... feel really ill with it
a few weeks back we had sun but a lot lower temperature and a lovely breeze, that was fine. .or sun on the alps when there's snow glistening in it tis fab. .this is just cruel and oppressive..
Melts into a puddle on my sofa... then sticks to it so rips skin off when gets up again..
Ooh now that sounds painful.
I'm thinking of opening the fridge door and sitting there
you'll buga it up doing that
I've also got my feed stuck in a paddling pool
I know, but it's so nice and ice cool.
I agree with most above but must be fortunate as the house is very cool always especially the lounge - something to do with 18inch thick walls I think
last night was the only night so far that I havnt had to put a cardi on during the evening and for once my hands and feet were warm
I agree with most above but must be fortunate as the house is very cool always especially the lounge - something to do with 18inch thick walls I think
last night was the only night so far that I havnt had to put a cardi on during the evening and for once my hands and feet were warm
Can't be bad then Mrs
nice to see the back of the horrendously long cold winter Baz that has resulted in a very short Summer this year so I am trying not to moan about the heat by staying indoors
Can't be bad then Mrs
tis good - would be perfect if the bliddy flies and bugs that the fields attract would buzz off somewhere else
Can't be bad then Mrs
tis good - would be perfect if the bliddy flies and bugs that the fields attract would buzz off somewhere else
Yeah, that's the only problem with hot weather. Still this time last years we where under water in some places. So beggars cant be choosers I guess
*passes bug spray*
Well, I am loving it. I am sat (sitting) in the shade in the garden, because I have had enough of the sun (yesssss), having a cheeky G&T whilst hubby is cooking.
This certainly beats sitting with the radiators going full blast watching Simon Cowell of a Saturday night!
I'm another that doesn't like the heat - and I never sit out in the garden (I get bored) Give me a crisp sunny autumn day over a blistering hot summer one any time.
Joins the likes the sun but not the hot and humid weather... feel really ill with it
a few weeks back we had sun but a lot lower temperature and a lovely breeze, that was fine. .or sun on the alps when there's snow glistening in it tis fab. .this is just cruel and oppressive..
Melts into a puddle on my sofa... then sticks to it so rips skin off when gets up again..
Ooh now that sounds painful.
believe me it is.. . nothing worse than a leather sofa in humid weather if you sweat like a pig like I do... you end up having to peel yourself off it and it really hurts..
My lounge gets the hottest as well. .I draw the curtains to stop the sun coming in but the blasted window glass heats the room up still. .same as cars get hot on a sunny day even in winter.. .. garden is cooler but I too get bored out there and garden chairs aren't comfy for my creaky joints so sofa, even with skin peeling off problem, is the best place for me cos I have comfyish seat and telly or puter to occupy me.. but I end up in a melting puddle..
I can;t wait for my hands and feet to feel cold again. . they are all swelled up with heat.. bleedin awful.. wish I had a pool
I can adapt to temperatures up to about 27 degrees C, but anything above that gets a bit much.
*Agrees with what everyone else says* Especially Bolton fan and Bazzy about work and hay fever. I'm suffering a lot more today
My phone says 23 degrees here but was 24
I'm another that doesn't like the heat - and I never sit out in the garden (I get bored) Give me a crisp sunny autumn day over a blistering hot summer one any time.
Same here can't even sit out in it as I get sun stroke easily
I've got a cool breeze wafting in through the door now. It's just nice
I've got the fan on, my hair now looks like
My supposed 'friend' who lives in Spain has posted pictures on her FB of a pool party that she's had today.
I don't want to be her friend anymore
ooooooh I forgot to say how much it bugs me when all the TV chefs start banging on about having a BBQ cos the sun is coming out ..I mean it's baking hot already why on earth do you wanna light a bleedin fire.. . save it for the winter..
My supposed 'friend' who lives in Spain has posted pictures on her FB of a pool party that she's had today.
I don't want to be her friend anymore
don;t blame you... it;s like rubbing it in your face
ooooooh I forgot to say how much it bugs me when all the TV chefs start banging on about having a BBQ cos the sun is coming out ..I mean it's baking hot already why on earth do you wanna light a bleedin fire.. . save it for the winter..
But you're right Olly
ooooooh I forgot to say how much it bugs me when all the TV chefs start banging on about having a BBQ cos the sun is coming out ..I mean it's baking hot already why on earth do you wanna light a bleedin fire.. . save it for the winter..
ah.. I love a BBQ tho.. my neighbour's son and his mates are having one tonight and the smells wafting in my window are wonderful.
Olly's post about barbecues reminded me of this email that I got this week:
We are about to enter the BBQ season. Therefore it is important to refresh your memory on the etiquette of this sublime outdoor cooking activity . When a man volunteers to do the BBQ the following chain of events are put into motion:
Routine...
(1) The woman buys the food.
(2) The woman makes the salad, prepares the vegetables, and makes dessert.
(3) The woman prepares the meat for cooking, places it on a tray along with the necessary cooking utensils and sauces, and takes it to the man who is lounging beside the grill - beer in hand.
(4) The woman remains outside the compulsory three meter exclusion zone where the exuberance of testosterone and other manly bonding activities can take place without the interference of the woman.
Here comes the important part:
(5) THE MAN PLACES THE MEAT ON THE GRILL.
More routine...
(6) The woman goes inside to organize the plates and cutlery.
(7) The woman comes out to tell the man that the meat is looking great. He thanks her and asks if she will bring another beer while he flips the meat.
Important again:
(8) THE MAN TAKES THE MEAT OFF THE GRILL AND HANDS IT TO THE WOMAN.
More routine...
(9) The woman prepares the plates, salad, bread, utensils, napkins, sauces, and brings them to the table.
(10) After eating, the woman clears the table and does the dishes.
And most important of all:
(11) Everyone PRAISES the MAN and THANKS HIM for his cooking efforts.
(12) The man asks the woman how she enjoyed ' her night off ', and, upon seeing her annoyed reaction, concludes that there's just no pleasing some women.
Rexi
Someone must be having a BBQ out the back to me. Flippin smell of smoke coming in the house
I wouldn't care, my lappy's rather hot at the minute and I was panicking
Someone must be having a BBQ out the back to me. Flippin smell of smoke coming in the house
I wouldn't care, my lappy's rather hot at the minute and I was panicking
Have you not got a lappy fan under your lappy Sprouty?
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