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Make me wanna jump in the pool naked! and see no matter how hot it is today!! still rainning!!! -- welcome to global warming.

Posted
It has been so hot in the last week!

What can I do, where can I go to cool down??

What have you done to cool down?

Any suggestions?

begsaresponse

Trying being in the UK its 18c and cloudy, think l would rather be hot and sticky.

Posted
My take on 'heat index'... an invention of the US television 'meteorologists' to make the weather sound more exciting than it really is.

Let me help you out here.

Go and sit in a sauna set at 34°C...then saturate the air with water by splashing some water on the coals.

Get it now?

that aint no heat index rubbish, that's just REAL hot n' humid

Posted
put more ice in the Jack :o

Ahh the scholar speaks.

However then you have diluted the Jack.

For me its ice in the shorts Jack down the gullet.

kdf

kdf, not wishing to hijack the OP but as a fellow Jack aficionado, have you tried Blantons?

Posted
put more ice in the Jack :o

Ahh the scholar speaks.

However then you have diluted the Jack.

For me its ice in the shorts Jack down the gullet.

kdf

kdf, not wishing to hijack the OP but as a fellow Jack aficionado, have you tried Blantons?

No Blanton's not familiar with that one. I cool my jets with Jack here in LOS ( and the occaisional Laphroiag when I can find it). However just came back from trip to US of A and sopped up Maker's Mark.

Speaking of hot temps, in USA coming from mountains down to SF Bay area, found 107 degrees Fahrenheit. I am not sure what that is in centipede.

Stay cool and what is Blanton's?

kdf

Posted (edited)
My take on 'heat index'... an invention of the US television 'meteorologists' to make the weather sound more exciting than it really is.

Let me help you out here.

Go and sit in a sauna set at 34°C...then saturate the air with water by splashing some water on the coals.

Get it now?

that aint no heat index rubbish, that's just REAL hot n' humid

You're obviously not too bright. "REAL hot n' humid" correlates to a high heat index. I suppose you'd prefer we change the laws of physics.

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Posted
Speaking of hot temps, in USA coming from mountains down to SF Bay area, found 107 degrees Fahrenheit.

Sounds like the time for a Super-burrito over on Mission street! :o

Posted
My take on 'heat index'... an invention of the US television 'meteorologists' to make the weather sound more exciting than it really is.

Let me help you out here.

Go and sit in a sauna set at 34°C...then saturate the air with water by splashing some water on the coals.

Get it now?

that aint no heat index rubbish, that's just REAL hot n' humid

You're obviously not too bright. "REAL hot n' humid" correlates to a high heat index. I suppose you'd prefer we change the laws of physics.

ok, make that VERY hot n' humid.

The laws of physics have buggerall to do with 'heat index' and 'wind chill'

btw, Miss Grant gave me 4 gold stars in Primary 7 so I am quite a bit brighter than you think I am.

Posted
put more ice in the Jack :o

Ahh the scholar speaks.

However then you have diluted the Jack.

For me its ice in the shorts Jack down the gullet.

kdf

kdf, not wishing to hijack the OP but as a fellow Jack aficionado, have you tried Blantons?

No Blanton's not familiar with that one. I cool my jets with Jack here in LOS ( and the occaisional Laphroiag when I can find it). However just came back from trip to US of A and sopped up Maker's Mark.

Speaking of hot temps, in USA coming from mountains down to SF Bay area, found 107 degrees Fahrenheit. I am not sure what that is in centipede.

Stay cool and what is Blanton's?

kdf

Next time you go stateside, get a couple of bottles of Blantons. You'll thank me for it.

www.blantonsbourbon.com

Posted
ok, make that VERY hot n' humid.

The laws of physics have buggerall to do with 'heat index' and 'wind chill'

btw, Miss Grant gave me 4 gold stars in Primary 7 so I am quite a bit brighter than you think I am.

Unfortunately, not having the benefit of seeing your brilliance first hand in Primary 7 I only have your replies here to go on and that statement wouldn't gain too many stars in any school....not in an English or a science class.

Would you like a more detailed explanation on how humidity and temperature affect the human body?

Posted
ok, make that VERY hot n' humid.

The laws of physics have buggerall to do with 'heat index' and 'wind chill'

btw, Miss Grant gave me 4 gold stars in Primary 7 so I am quite a bit brighter than you think I am.

Unfortunately, not having the benefit of seeing your brilliance first hand in Primary 7 I only have your replies here to go on and that statement wouldn't gain too many stars in any school....not in an English or a science class.

Would you like a more detailed explanation on how humidity and temperature affect the human body?

nope. worked oman and texas and alaska and siberia so know when it's hot n humid and cold n windy thanks very much for offering tho'. you seem a nice chap.

Posted
put more ice in the Jack :D

Ahh the scholar speaks.

However then you have diluted the Jack.

For me its ice in the shorts Jack down the gullet.

kdf

kdf, not wishing to hijack the OP but as a fellow Jack aficionado, have you tried Blantons?

No Blanton's not familiar with that one. I cool my jets with Jack here in LOS ( and the occaisional Laphroiag when I can find it). However just came back from trip to US of A and sopped up Maker's Mark.

Speaking of hot temps, in USA coming from mountains down to SF Bay area, found 107 degrees Fahrenheit. I am not sure what that is in centipede.

Stay cool and what is Blanton's?

kdf

Multiply or divide by 100, whatever suits you. :o

Posted
Speaking of hot temps, in USA coming from mountains down to SF Bay area, found 107 degrees Fahrenheit.

Sounds like the time for a Super-burrito over on Mission street! :o

While excellent burritos can be found on Mission st, esp at the Taqueria near 24th. getting cool would be more like a beach bar b q just south of the Cliff house.

Back in Patters the recent rains have dropped the temp here just south of Pratumnak hill.

Also recent application of the abilities of a good air con man, have left our place cooler and cheaper than before.

kdf

Posted
put more ice in the Jack :o

Ahh the scholar speaks.

However then you have diluted the Jack.

For me its ice in the shorts Jack down the gullet.

kdf

kdf, not wishing to hijack the OP but as a fellow Jack aficionado, have you tried Blantons?

No Blanton's not familiar with that one. I cool my jets with Jack here in LOS ( and the occaisional Laphroiag when I can find it). However just came back from trip to US of A and sopped up Maker's Mark.

Speaking of hot temps, in USA coming from mountains down to SF Bay area, found 107 degrees Fahrenheit. I am not sure what that is in centipede.

Stay cool and what is Blanton's?

kdf

Next time you go stateside, get a couple of bottles of Blantons. You'll thank me for it.

www.blantonsbourbon.com

Blanton's site looks good, bottle looks good, will try next time stateside, but if anyone finds interesting Bourbons in Pattaya area, let us all know.

kdf

Posted
nope. worked oman and texas and alaska and siberia so know when it's hot n humid and cold n windy thanks very much for offering tho'. you seem a nice chap.

I understand now. You've had too much experience therefore you don't need a measure of heat index.

Believe it or not, this index can be useful to less experienced people.

Posted

Its all about perspective..really.

And since we are all individuals we have a different take on life. :o

Yes I do feel somewhat philosophical tonight...it may be the lack of alcohol!! :D

begs

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