CricketGirl Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 anyone feeling the heat today? 2 air coolers and fans our office windows dont open so its stuffy in here as well the temperature in the office is uncomfortable ( any ideas guys? i've got work to do but cant concentrate should i pull a sicky and go home?
EnterTheVoid Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 What do you do, Profession wise ? Engineer ? Manager ?
CricketGirl Posted July 2, 2009 Author Posted July 2, 2009 i house homeless people via local gvt schemes!! but having said that even the homeless are happy to live on park benches cuz its too bloody hot to be indoors! :((
kooljatt Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 its very hot in Coventry...temp 33 degree celsius :eyedance:
CricketGirl Posted July 2, 2009 Author Posted July 2, 2009 yeah its about 33 here as well! i tell ya our buildings are not designed to cope with this heat!
Ram Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 I got the lulz of my life when I read the BBC article that said ‘UK to suffer intense heat-wave’, only to see that the temperatures may touch 32, 33 deg centigrade… WTF! Do you call that heat-wave? I should ask some of these guys to come and stay in Chennai. We have 35+ degrees AND 85% humidity 365 days a year… What d’ya call that? A blaze-wave or something? :hmmm:
DomainK Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 i house homeless people via local gvt schemes!! but having said that even the homeless are happy to live on park benches cuz its too bloody hot to be indoors! :(( Thats a noble job you do.:hatsoff:
CricketGirl Posted July 2, 2009 Author Posted July 2, 2009 I got the lulz of my life when I read the BBC article that said ‘UK to suffer intense heat-wave’' date=' only to see that the temperatures may touch 32, 33 deg centigrade… WTF! Do you call that heat-wave? I should ask some of these guys to come and stay in Chennai. We have 35+ degrees AND 85% humidity 365 days a year… What d’ya call that? A blaze-wave or something? :hmmm:[/quote'] i can see why u feel like that i too come from a hot country orginally as well (east africa) where we get similar climate however, the reason its unbareable here has alot to do with how congested london is, the fact that the buildings and homes are designed to contain heat and keep as warm as possible unlike places like india where homes are designed to keep cool! :) hope that makes a bit more sense! outside is fine i'd rather be outdoors and than indoors right now!!
CricketGirl Posted July 2, 2009 Author Posted July 2, 2009 Thats a noble job you do.:hatsoff: well what can i say? it keeps my local pharmacy busy with me stocking up on headache pils! :haha:
Sooda Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 Aye its fairly warm down Leicester way AND im off to chennai for a couple of weeks on July 11th. Getting the best of both worlds is me...
zubinpepsi Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 its the hottest day in Western Europe so far.. luckily we have air-con.. so its better inside.. although if u wanna score some chicks , u gotto b outisde.. there r plenty man.. plenty.. all in skimpy clothes.. wat an eye treat... summer does turn the girls into a level above than they usually are..
CricketGirl Posted July 2, 2009 Author Posted July 2, 2009 its the hottest day in Western Europe so far.. luckily we have air-con.. so its better inside.. although if u wanna score some chicks , u gotto b outisde.. there r plenty man.. plenty.. all in skimpy clothes.. wat an eye treat... summer does turn the girls into a level above than they usually are.. then when you keep ogling at them u get one of these :girlshit:
Sachinism Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 I got the lulz of my life when I read the BBC article that said ‘UK to suffer intense heat-wave’' date=' only to see that the temperatures may touch 32, 33 deg centigrade… WTF! Do you call that heat-wave? I should ask some of these guys to come and stay in Chennai. We have 35+ degrees AND 85% humidity 365 days a year… What d’ya call that? A blaze-wave or something? :hmmm:[/quote'] This is England, it rains and snows in the summer and rains all winter, having temperatures like this is very unusual. I am really feeling the heat, I for one don't like it when it is hot anyway. Currently it feels like a furnace, I'm sitting in a vest with my window open and am still sweating :((
Sachinism Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 its the hottest day in Western Europe so far.. luckily we have air-con.. so its better inside.. although if u wanna score some chicks , u gotto b outisde.. there r plenty man.. plenty.. all in skimpy clothes.. wat an eye treat... summer does turn the girls into a level above than they usually are.. True, the one reason why I like summer, otherwise I hate the heat
Ram Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 This is England, it rains and snows in the summer and rains all winter, having temperatures like this is very unusual. I am really feeling the heat, I for one don't like it when it is hot anyway. Currently it feels like a furnace, I'm sitting in a vest with my window open and am still sweating :(( If I had 32-32 degree weather in Chennai, I’d be rejoicing like there’s no tomorrow. The last time I was two months ago, it was 40 degrees and 80% humidity on some days.
varun Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 If I had 32-32 degree weather in Chennai' date=' I’d be rejoicing like there’s no tomorrow. The last time I was two months ago, it was 40 degrees and 80% humidity on some days.[/quote'] The problem is their infrastructure and houses arent built for heat.. example: hardly any fans or ac's by default in homes (loads of heaters tho :cantstop:)
Sachinism Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 ^^ Yeh. AC's are pretty much unheard of in homes. I've got one, but its crappy :(, might buy a new one soon if it stays like this
Ram Posted July 2, 2009 Posted July 2, 2009 The problem is their infrastructure and houses arent built for heat.. example: hardly any fans or ac's by default in homes (loads of heaters tho :cantstop:) Yea, I heard its the same in some parts of Calif too, like the Bay area.. WTF man! It gets pretty warm there in the summer some times and no air-conditioning?! Even if it isnt warm, just feeling of setting the room-temp at 70 deg F and disappearing under a comforter is one of the best feelings a man can get! How can the Calif people be without that? :D Thats why everyone should live in Florida. There maybe houses without doors even, but all of 'em have air con. :D
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