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Reply 4080
It's even hot in SCOTLAND. Miracle. And it's meant to be even hotter tomorrow and Wednesday. :O By tomorrow I mean today, obviously.. stupid holiday sleeping pattern...
Loocy
It's even hot in SCOTLAND. Miracle. And it's meant to be even hotter tomorrow and Wednesday. :O By tomorrow I mean today, obviously.. stupid holiday sleeping pattern...

Two more hours and I'll have been awake for a full 24...
I was wandering around in a t-shirt at 4am this morning. That's just how warm it is!
Reply 4082
Am i the only person that's loving the heat? Being quarterly-caste, i tan very easily... but lose it very easily too! I guess living in mauritius for 6 months kinda puts this "heat wave" into a different perspective for me!

I feel sorry for those people who spend hours outside in their garden trying to get a tan, and nothing happens! Although i tend to find girls who have that quality very attractive.... must be the posh Victorian blood in me!

Great to see **noooni**s back! shes the most friendliest ever, except for friendlyneutron, for obvious reasons...
Reply 4083
Duke Flipside
Two more hours and I'll have been awake for a full 24...
I was wandering around in a t-shirt at 4am this morning. That's just how warm it is!


I think my room has turned into a big oven. It's horrible. On the brighter side, I'm having a barbeque today :smile: Just like every other person on my street, it seems.
Reply 4084
Like a true englishman I complain about it raining all the time. and then i complain when its sunny because its too hot and sticky.
Reply 4085
drsmeeth
Like a true englishman I complain about it raining all the time. and then i complain when its sunny because its too hot and sticky.


hehehe, i second that. it's nice walking round at night when it's all dry and warm, we went out for hours yesterday, me mam thought we'd walked to sunderland...
Catching buses in hot weather - eurgh! I am sure noone ever considered it might actually be hot when they designed Nottingham's buses. Oh well, at least Mum's not using the Bugmobile tonight, so I can drive it to my friend's tonight with the windows down - should be cooler than a bus! :biggrin:

Anyway, am going to Scotland tomorrow evening - probably not many buses where we're going, although have been warned against midge hoardes. :frown: Am sure the midge bites will look great on my sunburnt skin. (I always seem to get sunburnt, no matter how much lotion I put on - and I never tan except on my arms :frown: )
Eurgh, just got back from holiday to find that the only acceptable thing to do is to lie down in a darkened room and try not to move too much.
Reply 4088
Dragon Girl
Anyway, am going to Scotland tomorrow evening - probably not many buses where we're going, although have been warned against midge hoardes. :frown: Am sure the midge bites will look great on my sunburnt skin. (I always seem to get sunburnt, no matter how much lotion I put on - and I never tan except on my arms :frown: )


i've been taking vitamin B1 in preparation for my holidays, it's supposed to make you taste nasty for the wee beesties :smile:
Reply 4089
Everyone else who looks pasty all year round - I feel your pain :frown: Infact, my legs actually reflect sunlight.
This means that if i want to achieve that healthy glow I have to ritually cover myself in Johnsons Holiday Skin each night. This is both time consuming and unappealing, making one smell like a vegetable.

Hence the fact I am now a nice chalky colour :biggrin:

Although..... since my body has no grasp of Homeostasis (it really is CRUD people. I have no circulation in the winter and all my extremities go white and nearly fall off) I dont sweat that much or get hot and bothered. So it is kind of advantageous being strange, even though I can still complain with the best of them :redface:

WE BRITS ARENT BUILT FOR THE HEAT! :hmpf:
uz_master


Great to see **noooni**s back! shes the most friendliest ever, except for friendlyneutron, for obvious reasons...

:hugs: awwwwwwhhh:biggrin:




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I :suith: rain
I :suith: cold
I :suith: thunder

Hot weather is just sticky and uncomfortable
Reply 4091
Am I the only one enjoying the heatwave? :indiff:
Aired
Am I the only one enjoying the heatwave? :indiff:


Was enjoying it whilst walking in it for about 6 or 7 hours today, but I was half submerged in my thoughts. Feeling the pain of it now though, whoever said about the darkened room got it right.
Reply 4093
everything is biting me. everything!! I look like i have some disease.
drsmeeth
everything is biting me. everything!! I look like i have some disease.

:ditto: haha- i've been complaining from bug bites since after easter, and its all directed towards one arm, my poor arm:frown: :biggrin:
Reply 4095
JohnStuartMill
Was enjoying it whilst walking in it for about 6 or 7 hours today, but I was half submerged in my thoughts. Feeling the pain of it now though, whoever said about the darkened room got it right.


I know what you mean, I've got sunburnt feet :frown:
Reply 4096
drsmeeth
everything is biting me. everything!! I look like i have some disease.


Rub on some marmite
Aired
I know what you mean, I've got sunburnt feet :frown:


I'm not sunburnt (at least I don't think I am), just felt bloody exhausted when i got home, maybe a touch of sunstroke.
Reply 4098
(sorry if this sounds like advertising, but cant resist!)

Whilst we are on the grand subject of weather, especially our current "heat wave", it reminded me of a very good (and short!) book i read recently - "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho. Its set mostly in the Sahara although starts in Spain - hence the connection with heat! The book is an absolute gem, a diamond in the rough! Definitely best read whilst listening to some vocal-less music: it really helped my escape from the huge mess that is my life! And the book told me many an important lesson (dont worry its not preachful - even though the main character is a spanish boy sheperd).

If you get the chance, read it this summer, its only about 170 medium sized pages long, and easily readable during a long journey.

I have a feeling im going to eget in trouble with this post...
Reply 4099
Haha, El alquimista, I'm reading it in Spanish at the moment! Can't believe someone mentioned it!

Oh, and I'm not a successful applicant from 2006. Sorry.

*shuffles off out of the thread* :getmecoat

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