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Post by drumriggend on Jul 25, 2019 20:48:44 GMT 1
Dont think ive ever felt hotter than reyt now..
Drunk the fridge dry..
No beer left..
Or wine..
On the drambuie shandys now..
Living the dream..
Ooooooooooohhhhhhhh
To be ..
A..
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Post by drumriggend on Jul 25, 2019 20:52:50 GMT 1
Serious tho..
Might have to sleep in kitchen tonight wi dog..
Coldest room in house..
Mind you ave woke up next to a few dogs
in ma time..
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Post by Deleted on Jul 25, 2019 21:15:47 GMT 1
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Post by El Mel on Jul 25, 2019 21:28:18 GMT 1
Its fkin great.
Shame it's gonna piss it down all weekend.
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Post by est1908 on Jul 25, 2019 21:39:29 GMT 1
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Post by buckers on Jul 25, 2019 21:56:03 GMT 1
Sat outside the boozer tonight was like being on the med. canāt beat it
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Post by The King's Head 1230 on Jul 25, 2019 22:29:11 GMT 1
Its fkin great. Shame it's gonna piss it down all weekend. You better go home then  |
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Post by El Mel on Jul 25, 2019 22:49:12 GMT 1
Its fkin great. Shame it's gonna piss it down all weekend. You better go home then Going next Friday. It'll probably piss it down there knowing my luck. š
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Post by EatonRifles on Jul 26, 2019 10:25:52 GMT 1
16 years ago I was in Basra, it hit 50 degrees most days, that was hot š„µ
It hit 32 in Chester yesterday, some nights in Basra it dropped that low if we were lucky!
If I hear itās a different type of heat one more time...
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Post by Deleted on Jul 26, 2019 12:13:52 GMT 1
16 years ago I was in Basra, it hit 50 degrees most days, that was hot š„µ It hit 32 in Chester yesterday, some nights in Basra it dropped that low if we were lucky! If I hear itās a different type of heat one more time... Thats a bit like moaning about people moaning itās too cold at minus 5 because itās minus 50 at the South Pole. 32 is hot, irrespective of how hit it might be in a desert š¤·āāļø |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 26, 2019 12:14:37 GMT 1
16 years ago I was in Basra, it hit 50 degrees most days, that was hot š„µ It hit 32 in Chester yesterday, some nights in Basra it dropped that low if we were lucky! If I hear itās a different type of heat one more time...It is though !
No problem wandering around at 35 degrees in places such as Spain/Greece with the hot sun burning down. Yesterday I walked out of the office at 6pm and it was like having a blanket thrown on me, bloody smothering and a lack of air !
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Post by golcarexile on Jul 26, 2019 14:14:56 GMT 1
16 years ago I was in Basra, it hit 50 degrees most days, that was hot š„µ It hit 32 in Chester yesterday, some nights in Basra it dropped that low if we were lucky! If I hear itās a different type of heat one more time... Thats a bit like moaning about people moaning itās too cold at minus 5 because itās minus 50 at the South Pole. 32 is hot, irrespective of how hit it might be in a desert š¤·āāļø 32 degrees is hot, but tolerable. 50 degrees is not. Likewise, minus 5 is not comfortable, but folk are out in Town in short sleeves and mini-skirts in those kind of temperatures in winter. If you tried that in minus fifty, you'd get frostbite in 20 minutes. Any longer than that, you'd be at risk of death. Big difference. |
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Post by EatonRifles on Jul 26, 2019 14:33:19 GMT 1
Thats a bit like moaning about people moaning itās too cold at minus 5 because itās minus 50 at the South Pole. 32 is hot, irrespective of how hit it might be in a desert š¤·āāļø 32 degrees is hot, but tolerable. 50 degrees is not. Likewise, minus 5 is not comfortable, but folk are out in Town in short sleeves and mini-skirts in those kind of temperatures in winter. If you tried that in minus fifty, you'd get frostbite in 20 minutes. Any longer than that, you'd be at risk of death. Big difference. At 35 degrees plus it was above the āheat stress whiteā limit, all work was supposed to stop. You canāt stop Military operations against an aggressor just because of a high temperature š¤ 50 is massively different to 30 to work in, it was the cooks I felt sorry for 70-80 degrees in the mess tents |
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Post by El Mel on Jul 26, 2019 15:25:45 GMT 1
16 years ago I was in Basra, it hit 50 degrees most days, that was hot š„µ It hit 32 in Chester yesterday, some nights in Basra it dropped that low if we were lucky! If I hear itās a different type of heat one more time...It is though !
No problem wandering around at 35 degrees in places such as Spain/Greece with the hot sun burning down. Yesterday I walked out of the office at 6pm and it was like having a blanket thrown on me, bloody smothering and a lack of air !
It's no different, I dropped my step daughter off At Alicante airport last Sunday, when I got back to our house at 6pm it was 38 degrees. No different to how it felt at the same time yesterday in Newsome when I was repairing some door casings for one of the other step daughters. If it was 50 degrees there would be a huge difference. Out where we live it's been over 30 for weeks, and you can feel the difference when it jumps from 32 one day to 35 the next. Whack another 15 degrees on that and the bollocks area would resemble Niagara Falls. |
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Post by hypotenuse on Jul 26, 2019 17:57:28 GMT 1
It is though !
No problem wandering around at 35 degrees in places such as Spain/Greece with the hot sun burning down. Yesterday I walked out of the office at 6pm and it was like having a blanket thrown on me, bloody smothering and a lack of air !
It's no different, I dropped my step daughter off At Alicante airport last Sunday, when I got back to our house at 6pm it was 38 degrees. No different to how it felt at the same time yesterday in Newsome when I was repairing some door casings for one of the other step daughters. If it was 50 degrees there would be a huge difference. Out where we live it's been over 30 for weeks, and you can feel the difference when it jumps from 32 one day to 35 the next. Whack another 15 degrees on that and the bollocks area would resemble Niagara Falls. Agreed. Try getting into a car in places like Oman where it is 45 plus every day. You can only do so by flicking air con on and leaving it for 15 minutes. |
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Post by Walton-on-the-Hill Terrier on Jul 26, 2019 18:00:12 GMT 1
16 years ago I was in Basra, it hit 50 degrees most days, that was hot š„µ It hit 32 in Chester yesterday, some nights in Basra it dropped that low if we were lucky! If I hear itās a different type of heat one more time... Thatās nothing. 51 C in Hassi Messaoud in Algeria hottest Iāve ever experienced. Yesterday down here felt worse than that. |
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Post by yellowbelly on Jul 26, 2019 18:05:16 GMT 1
16 years ago I was in Basra, it hit 50 degrees most days, that was hot š„µ It hit 32 in Chester yesterday, some nights in Basra it dropped that low if we were lucky! If I hear itās a different type of heat one more time... Respect |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 26, 2019 18:33:44 GMT 1
Sooooooo....just to be clear, are we defining 30C+ in Huddersfield as ānot hotā....because....itās hotter in the Middle East?
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Post by EatonRifles on Jul 26, 2019 18:46:11 GMT 1
16 years ago I was in Basra, it hit 50 degrees most days, that was hot š„µ It hit 32 in Chester yesterday, some nights in Basra it dropped that low if we were lucky! If I hear itās a different type of heat one more time... Thatās nothing. 51 C in Hassi Messaoud in Algeria hottest Iāve ever experienced. Yesterday down here felt worse than that. I worked in Dubai for a couple of years, they never reported a temperature above 49.9 degrees, I often saw 55 degrees in the summer months. |
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Post by EatonRifles on Jul 26, 2019 18:48:26 GMT 1
Sooooooo....just to be clear, are we defining 30C+ in Huddersfield as ānot hotā....because....itās hotter in the Middle East? Not at all, everything is relative (especially in Meltham, where theyāre all their own uncle) |
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Post by Jack on Jul 26, 2019 19:05:28 GMT 1
16 years ago I was in Basra, it hit 50 degrees most days, that was hot š„µ It hit 32 in Chester yesterday, some nights in Basra it dropped that low if we were lucky! If I hear itās a different type of heat one more time... Thatās nothing. 51 C in Hassi Messaoud in Algeria hottest Iāve ever experienced. Yesterday down here felt worse than that. It's all due to moisture levels in the air. More moisture here so your body is not able to regulate its temperature as well therefore it 'feels' hotter. |
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Post by Walton-on-the-Hill Terrier on Jul 26, 2019 19:43:51 GMT 1
Thatās nothing. 51 C in Hassi Messaoud in Algeria hottest Iāve ever experienced. Yesterday down here felt worse than that. It's all due to moisture levels in the air. More moisture here so your body is not able to regulate its temperature as well therefore it 'feels' hotter. Yeah, I know. I could cope with the dry desert heat, but really warm and humid days over here feel worse. |
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