80f in London.

[Loobs]

In May, that's rare. Not looking forward to going on the the tube.

[RUExp?]

I make no sense of this at all.

[NetStar]

I was on the tube yesterday. Luckily it was half seven, so not too bad. It was muggier up top in Holborn. No wind.

[JorisBlack]

It's warm here in Belgium too. A welcome change, but not now (I'm studying for some tests).

[NetStar]

In fact, look at that. There's no wind today, either. I have all the windows open and can't get a through breeze at all.

[FlyGuy10]

cry me a river...

[Loobs]

 

In fact, look at that. There's no wind today, either. I have all the windows open and can't get a through breeze at all.

 

 

Same here, there's no air. My flat is like a greenhouse too.

[NetStar]

I'd hate to be a bus driver.

[Loobs]

England is definitely the worst country to be in when it's either hot or very cold. We just can't handle it,, everything breaks down.

[Guest Guest]

Is this about a craigslist ad?

[tape]

it's gonna be 30c today (montreal canada), which is about 10c above what it should be this time of year

 

we also had a {censored}ed up warm and unnaturally dry winter. winter? what winter?

[Marmoset King]

England is definitely the worst country to be in when it's either hot or very cold. We just can't handle it,, everything breaks down.

 

Yep. I suppose traditionally we've never had really harsh Winters or really scorching Summers, just the occasional mad year where it gets extreme and so no one ever invests in proper snow clearing stuff for the Winters or proper Air Con for the Summers. So as a nation we're just useless at dealing with things other countries have no problem with.

 

Still, it gives us something to moan about

[MrChrisos]

 

it's gonna be 30c today (montreal canada), which is about 10c above what it should be this time of year we also had a {censored}ed up warm and unnaturally dry winter. winter? what winter?

 

 

Sounds like you're in the same boat as us. I just had a nightmare busy bus trek across Hammersmith and Fulham. Times like this we start to think, maybe someone in this country SHOULD buy some sort of air conditioning device. Then the next day the rains come.

[Loobs]

Exactly, meant to be dropping down to 17c tomorrow. And rain. {censored}, I long for rain.

[melx]

I've been painting a shed this morning, it was {censored}ing boiling.

 

...I'm {censored}ed now.

[Tron Murphy]

Don't you do-gooders use C?

[melx]

 

Don't you do-gooders use C?

 

 

it depends, when it's hot we say 'it's 85 degrees today' and when it's cold we say 'it's minus 5 today!'

 

we like to exaggerate our weather.

[Tron Murphy]

it depends, when it's hot we say 'it's 85 degrees today' and when it's cold we say 'it's minus 5 today!' we like to exaggerate our weather.

 

Cool.

[NetStar]

 

Don't you do-gooders use C?

 

 

Just making it easy for you.

[MrChrisos]

Don't you do-gooders use C?

 

On a similar note, I'm up for the Euro (when the time is right ), but my pint?.......

 

...from my cold, dead, mits.

[NetStar]

On a similar note, I'm up for the Euro (when the time is right ), but my pint?....... ...from my cold, dead, mits.

 

 

Ever bought milk from a corner shop?

 

{censored}ers sell it in litres now so you get less that 2 pints for a hugely jacked up price.

[MrChrisos]

 

Ever bought milk from a corner shop? {censored}ers sell it in litres now so you get less that 2 pints for a hugely jacked up price.

 

 

We seem to both be really getting that Monday feeling today. And I started today in such a great mood....

[ambient]

I was hoping this thread would be about an 80 year old woman living in London.

[TomCTC]

Hot here, too. A good 28c.

 

Ugh. I really want to wait until June to install my A/C!

[tape]

I use celcius because it's easier to spell than faerenheight