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tulipe here, even rained a bit earlier although the sun is poking something out a bit now. I know that the previous four days I've had extremely sweaty bollocks with the temperature on my balcony reaching 34 at one point, which is the point where I said '**** this' and went and had a kip in the bath.
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Been doing my daily run religiously in this heat. It's certainly tough, times have fallen quite a bit.
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A/C on over-drive here, office like a walk in fridge.
I need to go outside to warm up, I forgot my cardi today.
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Meeting in the NW, on its hottest day, in a room with 12 men, and their 12 computers, with no A/C, the room the size for meetings with 8 people.
I was drifting in the afternoon, heard myself snore at one point, came back to the hotel and slept for 2 hours, woken only by the skype call to the kids. Now back from two very ciy cold Gin and Tonics and one Magniers. Going to repeat the whole thing tomorrow, with the added bonus of a 220 mile drive afterwards.
I love summer, but days like today really blow.
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Room for more vodka!Originally posted by Dactylion View PostIs your glass 1/2 full?
We all know that Mudskippers whole bottle is completely empty!
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It's called summer - that mythical time of year that none of us really believed existed. Pah! to the doubters!
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Baking today in the NE... last few days have been lovely but today was too hot even to sit and read without sweating.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostAnd the outside temperature is still slightly above 28°C. Not complaining
It's not often Scotland is warmer than other parts of the country but two days in a row is good going and set to last.
How are you lot darn saff coping with the heatwave?
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