GRcade

LewisD wrote:

Robbo-92 wrote:a can of chilled cider

Cummins Cider I hope

Old Mout I’m afraid!

Robbo-92 wrote:

LewisD wrote:

Robbo-92 wrote:a can of chilled cider

Cummins Cider I hope

Old Mout I’m afraid!

You should try Dickins Cider too.

Also, who else is with me - rocking the GRC Larger Glass

Trelliz wrote:

Outrunner wrote:I hate the attitude (not directed at anyone here but I get it a lot at work) of "stop whinging, go outside and enjoy it". If I could I would.

While nowhere near on the same scale, pollen allergies can make summer pretty unpleasant too, especially when i was a teenager having to do exams while sneezing and with a constantly streaming nose and itchy eyes; all of which are caused by contact with the outside air during this time of year. The problem with it is that the "stop whinging and go outside" crowd are generally people who don't have and will never have said allergies so see them as some sort of personality flaw or just can't comprehend the idea that someone doesn't want to stand outside all day getting dehydrated drinking diuretics like lager (as in the drink) and getting skin cancer by burning to a crisp.

Maybe its my autismo brain, but i don't understand how just "being outside" is the end goal.

Yeah, it's like some people see not enjoying the heat as some sort of character flaw. And I can't win either. I'm viewed as being miserable for not enjoying the summer yet I make the slightest comment about preferring the cold or the winter and I'm accused of being miserable then too. But I'm not! I love the winter and it makes me happy how does looking forward to it make me miserable?

Anyway, for what it's worth, as much as I'm not a fan of the current weather I'm glad some of you guys are enjoying it!

LewisD wrote:

Robbo-92 wrote:

LewisD wrote:

Robbo-92 wrote:a can of chilled cider

Cummins Cider I hope

Old Mout I’m afraid!

You should try Dickins Cider too.

Also, who else is with me - rocking the GRC Larger Glass

Not tried Dickins before, might pick some up if I see some though.

Anyway clouds have come out to spoil my afternoon/evening

Lightning warnings up here accompanied by the loudest thunder I've ever heard (it shook the house) and it's been pissing down on and off all afternoon but its still around 22 degrees

Still 29c / 84f in my living room .

jawafour wrote:Still 29c / 84f in my living room .

27.6 here, but I have conservatory doors and windows open. Horrid!

Oooh get Mr. Laa-de-dah with his conservatory!

Hit 42 this afternoon.

Some straight up bullshit from you lads and your high 20s in here I swear.

Tafdolphin wrote:Hit 42 this afternoon.

Some straight up bullshit from you lads and your high 20s in here I swear.

42 is the highest temperature I've endured, was on holiday in Spain at the time and it was pretty much the same for the entire fortnight, I ended up with heatstroke at one point which is effing horrible.

I dread to think what the 49 degrees my parents frequently encountered when they lived in Saudi Arabia feels like.

It got to 45 in Melbourne when I lived there. You could only breath in through your nose sparingly as the air actually hurt when inhaled.

Tafdolphin wrote:It got to 45 in Melbourne when I lived there. You could only breath in through your nose sparingly as the air actually hurt when inhaled.

I'm honestly not sure how I'd cope being that hot.
I know it's a different kind of dry heat (I've been to Kenya and Italy so experienced some hot weather) but even so I just don't think my body is built for such hot weather for days on end. I'd at the minimum have a migraine of epic proportions as soon as I stepped outside in the sun and even staying inside would be really unpleasant for me.
I'd rather be in -45 than +45 as at least with cold it's pretty easy to deal with but other than living at the swimming pool for days on end (I technically could as I have a direct debit membership of the pool) I'm unsure what else I could do. I honestly think I'd have to call in sick from work for a start and if they demanded I go in I'd just have to quit as working at such high temperatures would be impossible for me.

LewisD wrote:Oooh get Mr. Laa-de-dah with his conservatory!

I have a fan that automatically comes on at 25 degrees c too

strawberry float all heat on the north coast it’s shite. See these heatwave headlines and get excited and it’s bloody 13c

I've been lying in a somewhat tepid bath pretty much ever since getting home. Slowly cooling me down along with itself. Bloody marvelous .

When I finally move, I'm going to Hambleton or one of towns surrounding the Rutland Water. Just sit outside and admire the view for days on end, do some watersport, and sit in one of the cafes to admire the view some more while sipping on a nice glass of lemonade.

Until then, I guess I'll just settle for walking through a park or two and relaxing under the shade of a tree.

Johnny Ryall wrote:strawberry float all heat on the north coast it’s shite. See these heatwave headlines and get excited and it’s bloody 13c

Sounds like bliss tbfh mate

LewisD wrote:

Johnny Ryall wrote:strawberry float all heat on the north coast it’s shite. See these heatwave headlines and get excited and it’s bloody 13c

Sounds like bliss tbfh mate

Practically shorts weather

Worst. nights. sleep. ever.

Not only was it unbearably hot but I've sprained my shoulder and that was adding to the misery with a continuous nagging toothache like pain.

I regret moving to elderly care. We're still on winter heating. Every radiator is on full and the mobile ones are closing the windows behind us. Am defo getting ice cream on expenses.