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Well, it went right on past Hot, D@mn Hot, to Incredibly we're all going to die HOT today. I don't know what the temperature actually was. The news said 102 but I don't think they went outside to check. Forecast for 103 tomorrow. I'll be working inside tomorrow.
Alan
dry or humid?
Buhahahahaha! That's the difference between fry and boil.
I not so sure, humidity tears me up but dry heat not so much, must be in my haid.
Last week it was humid and hot so dehydration would set in because I was sweating it out. Friday, Sat and today, it was dry with the wind blowing so the lack of humidity was causing dehydration from having the water evaporated out of my tissues. Either way it was miserable.
Alan
I can imagine, spent some time in Palastine, Tx. in August..
OK Alan, its summer, mid July, and you are in Texas.
You didn't expect this??
And you have lived there for how many years?
happens every year about this time
Knowing the freight train is coming doesn't lessen the impact when it finally hits you.
Alan
Actually, we expect higher temps than this but after it gets to scalding hot it all feels the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by kyratshooter
And,
Heat that I used to shrug off, is getting to be debilitating.
Alan
I share your pain. (have I heard that somewhere before?)
Heat that used to make me sweat now makes me sweat, choke, gasp, and claw for breath.
I walk out the door and instantly think "There ain't enough air out here, someone replaced it with water!"
Actually, Kyrat, I think they replaced it with Folger's crystals.
Well, today it was a pleasant 76 degrees. I don't know what it was outside...
Alan
76??? Come up north. It was 70. I don't know what it was outside. :blush:
70 is too cold... 80 is too hot....
75/76 is Juuuust right.
Alan
I traveled a lot when I worked. A lot of trips to Tampa and Dallas. A lot. The first thing I did when I checked into a hotel was turn the thermostat down. If you could hang beef in the room, it was just right. :thumbup1:
Damn that was very hot, I lived in a tropical country but it never reached that kind of temperature. That was very hot your can even fry eggs in the road. Thank God that even we don't have winter, we don't experience that heat. It is better to work indoors. Working outdoors will result in heat exhasution and maybe heat stroke.
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They play games in the Philippines? Ohhhhh. Spammers games. No, I haven't heard about it.
I hear they really like Spam in the South Pacific.