The heat

[lloydnoise]

my grandmum, who is from india, complains vigorously about the heat, but not because it's hot but it's because it's not clear hot air, as in india so she says. She calls this heat dirty and makes it difficult to do anything and it's barely 30 degree, where as in india its 40+ on a everyday basis and nothing stop for the heat down there.

When I was in Morroco, about this time last year, it was around 54 degrees Celsius for the week we were there. Dry heat too, and it was nice. I like it when it about 30 in the UK, if it was 54 we would then have to worry.

sorry m49.6, highest temp ever recorded in Morocco was 49.6°C

mate just got back from Rhodes, 2 weeks of 42 on average, his sunburn had sunburn
32 is my top end

[untightled]

i dont mind it

prefer it to the cold

[Pulp]

my grandmum, who is from india, complains vigorously about the heat, but not because it's hot but it's because it's not clear hot air, as in india so she says. She calls this heat dirty and makes it difficult to do anything and it's barely 30 degree, where as in india its 40+ on a everyday basis and nothing stop for the heat down there.

When I was in Morroco, about this time last year, it was around 54 degrees Celsius for the week we were there. Dry heat too, and it was nice. I like it when it about 30 in the UK, if it was 54 we would then have to worry.

sorry m49.6, highest temp ever recorded in Morocco was 49.6°C

mate just got back from Rhodes, 2 weeks of 42 on average, his sunburn had sunburn
32 is my top end

Don't pop my how-much-heat-I-can-handle ego. Well 54 sticks in my head for some reason, maybe that was the forecast. Looking on the web it was around 49 when I was there.

[dickman69]

was 65 yesterday & went down to 50 last night

fucking amazing

and thats after 3 days of 90+

[Sexual_Chocolate]

i dont mind the heat at all.

what i mind is the 90%+ humidity that comes along with it these days.