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What cry babies. Here in Waco Texas its been over 100 degrees for over 20 days.
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Yeah but you lot don't have to worry about your brains frying.
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What cry babies. Here in Waco Texas its been over 100 degrees for over 20 days.
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Yeah but you lot don't have to worry about your brains frying.
Oh! So you're saying that were just brainless people who don't know when to get out of the rain?
Who mentioned the rain in the height of summer? And meant small brains, not no brains.
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The problem in the U.K., similar to other island nations near a larger land mass, is that the weather doesn't normally stay consistent enough to acclimatize to it. Ergo, when it's hot here it's normally only for a few days, much the same with cold. Neither is around long enough for the population to get used to them.
Spot on. And tomorrow is supposedly going to be significantly cooler.
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.I'm sitting here with my front open.
You must look after yourself to be that
confident. 
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Jul 19, 2022 - 2:56 PM
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Graham Watt
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Scorching. Had to knock off posting around 11.45 because it was too hot. We were told if it reaches 35° then we had to return to the office. Something to do with postmen melting at that temp!
What cry babies. Here in Waco Texas its been over 100 degrees for over 20 days.
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It's true. Those British postmen complain that it's too hot when it's only 35 degrees, which for me is a bit freezing cold. However, somewhere I think there's an exaggeration going on. Do Brits really complain about the heat when it's near freezing? Brits ARE prone to porky pies. I know, I'm one of them.
But to give the other side their share of my stick, I believe that the "Wacko" Texas dudes are erring on the side of exaggeration too. "It's been over 100 degrees for over 20 days", said one. Now, I'm no scientist, but that temperature seems to me to be "over" the boiling point of water. I think that's too hot to exist, especially for "over 20 days". But as I say, I ain't no Eisenstein.
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Jul 20, 2022 - 12:53 AM
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DOGBELLE
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Scorching. Had to knock off posting around 11.45 because it was too hot. We were told if it reaches 35° then we had to return to the office. Something to do with postmen melting at that temp!
What cry babies. Here in Waco Texas its been over 100 degrees for over 20 days.
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It's true. Those British postmen complain that it's too hot when it's only 35 degrees, which for me is a bit freezing cold. However, somewhere I think there's an exaggeration going on. Do Brits really complain about the heat when it's near freezing? Brits ARE prone to porky pies. I know, I'm one of them.
But to give the other side their share of my stick, I believe that the "Wacko" Texas dudes are erring on the side of exaggeration too. "It's been over 100 degrees for over 20 days", said one. Now, I'm no scientist, but that temperature seems to me to be "over" the boiling point of water. I think that's too hot to exist, especially for "over 20 days". But as I say, I ain't no Eisenstein.
Some people,just have to be given proof.
https://weather.com/weather/monthly/l/dab66db432c15c4b458fc6dfaa6c73a5703d4aaa8bc36cb83356ed6c80af938cc2be9a97aa3b8d3b2d1f8a0033eff4c0
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You could've drew that up yourself, D.
Anyway I was walking.g around in it from 8.30 till 12. No hiding under a big 10 gallon hat. Below is an approximation of what I looked like-
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30 degrees Celsius in Norway.
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Jul 20, 2022 - 2:04 PM
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edwzoomom
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Scorching. Had to knock off posting around 11.45 because it was too hot. We were told if it reaches 35° then we had to return to the office. Something to do with postmen melting at that temp!
What cry babies. Here in Waco Texas its been over 100 degrees for over 20 days.
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It's true. Those British postmen complain that it's too hot when it's only 35 degrees, which for me is a bit freezing cold. However, somewhere I think there's an exaggeration going on. Do Brits really complain about the heat when it's near freezing? Brits ARE prone to porky pies. I know, I'm one of them.
But to give the other side their share of my stick, I believe that the "Wacko" Texas dudes are erring on the side of exaggeration too. "It's been over 100 degrees for over 20 days", said one. Now, I'm no scientist, but that temperature seems to me to be "over" the boiling point of water. I think that's too hot to exist, especially for "over 20 days". But as I say, I ain't no Eisenstein.
We have an office in Phoenix and it's regularly over 100 for days in row out there. Boling water? No but frying eggs.
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A lot cooler. More bearable. Though I won't be wearing my leopard print thong today.
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