It's the heat Carruthers, I can't stand the heat

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oracleslave replied

6 October 2008, 09:17
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

It's ok if it's a dry heat - your sweat evaporates better.

Plenty of liquid intake required then. I can see how that could be attractive
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Moscow Mule replied

6 October 2008, 09:15
Originally posted by oracleslave View Post

46 is quite difficult for me to imagine. Anything over 35 and I start wilting.

It's ok if it's a dry heat - your sweat evaporates better.
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oracleslave replied

6 October 2008, 09:09
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

46 degrees

It's around 15 degrees C here + wet and cloudy

46 is quite difficult for me to imagine. Anything over 35 and I start wilting.
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TimberWolf replied

6 October 2008, 09:03
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

It's hot, 46c last time I checked.
Me and the missus spent a week in Kalbarri, WA, then headed North. We had to spend a night in the car in the great sandy desert because all the motels were full. (It took me 15 mins to peel the socks off when we landed the next night. The stink was incredible, and I smelled even worse than she did.)
We have been living on toast beans and tuna for a couple of weeks, buzzing around the Kimberly, supposedly the hottest place on the planet.

must go for a tooey to keep cool

46 degrees

It's around 15 degrees C here + wet and cloudy
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DiscoStu replied

6 October 2008, 08:46
It's Tooheys

Last edited by DiscoStu; 6 October 2008, 09:04.
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oracleslave replied

6 October 2008, 08:45
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

It's hot, 46c last time I checked.
Me and the missus spent a week in Kalbarri, WA, then headed North. We had to spend a night in the car in the great sandy desert because all the motels were full. (It took me 15 mins to peel the socks off when we landed the next night. The stink was incredible, and I smelled even worse than she did.)
We have been living on toast beans and tuna for a couple of weeks, buzzing around the Kimberly, supposedly the hottest place on the planet.

must go for a tooey to keep cool

Beats working though. Enjoy the tooey's
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EternalOptimist started a topic It's the heat Carruthers, I can't stand the heat

6 October 2008, 08:42
It's the heat Carruthers, I can't stand the heat

It's hot, 46c last time I checked.
Me and the missus spent a week in Kalbarri, WA, then headed North. We had to spend a night in the car in the great sandy desert because all the motels were full. (It took me 15 mins to peel the socks off when we landed the next night. The stink was incredible, and I smelled even worse than she did.)
We have been living on toast beans and tuna for a couple of weeks, buzzing around the Kimberly, supposedly the hottest place on the planet.

must go for a tooey to keep cool
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