Viewing 40 posts - 41 through 80 (of 97 total)
  • Heat moaners
  • stevenmenmuir
    Free Member

    stood in front of a big fan in my shorts, no top, looking like a big sweaty silverback gorilla.

    I wasn’t hot before but I am now.

    loddrik
    Free Member

    Too hot for me. Anything above 23 is too hot. Left all curtains closed today. He thinks it’s too much too…

    bencooper
    Free Member

    Ice-cold inner tubes straight from the fridge:

    😀

    jeffl
    Full Member

    Lovely. As others have said makes all the cold wet commutes worth it. Cycled in today, followed by a cold shower. Looking forward to taking the long way home via the Peak District and probably sweating a bucket load.

    Just had to pop a picture in 🙂

    fasthaggis
    Full Member

    Have you got heat stroke Ben?

    🙂

    Yak
    Full Member

    Clearly. Obviously that’s what we all do. No fool has hot innertubes.

    (wtf? what’s that about then? Run out of storage?)

    captainsasquatch
    Free Member

    Best night’s sleep for a long time lastnight.
    Previously too warm for the duvet, too cold sans duvet.
    Too lazy to strip duvet from cover and just use cover.

    MrOvershoot
    Full Member

    Well I worked from 8am till 2am this morning in a roasting hot flour mill wearing flame retardant clothing hat & hairnet, trying to sort a PLC control system out that is located in some very hot electrical panels & heat was the issue 50degC in there
    So I found sleeping easy (once I got home) as it seemed almost cold compared to the mill.

    Back in and sweating now though 🙁

    tomhoward
    Full Member

    ‘Oh, it’s too warm’
    ‘There’s warm and there’s warm’
    ‘I like it warm but I don’t like it this warm’

    Have a Solero and shut the **** up will you!

    -Peter Kay

    craigxxl
    Free Member

    Love riding the Motorbike into work in this weather instead of being in the car but as soon as you’ve had to slow down or waiting at traffic lights it’s boil in a bag time. Still won’t stop me taking the very long way home tonight 🙂

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    I’ve just given the two blokes from British Gas who are digging multiple holes in the road outside a can of coke each.

    They look to be suffering and it’s barely mid morning.

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    Well I worked from 8am till 2am this morning in a roasting hot flour mill wearing flame retardant clothing hat & hairnet, trying to sort a PLC control system out that is located in some very hot electrical panels & heat was the issue 50degC in there
    So I found sleeping easy (once I got home) as it seemed almost cold compared to the mill.

    perfect opportunity for a ‘there’s trouble at t’mill’ post and you missed it!

    ste_t
    Free Member

    My enforced ‘holiday’ after quitting my job means today will be a picnic lunch at the top of a hill in the village which gives me views over the Cotswolds and Malvern. Then a brisk walk to the pub at the bottom of the hill.

    tomhoward
    Full Member

    Girl at work has switched the air con off as its too cold and opened a window as ‘it’s better air’. Our window is directly above the smokers shelter.

    Office is now sweltering and stinks. Suggestions to chance are met with tantrums

    DezB
    Free Member

    BBC forecast says it’s gonna cool down tomorrow…
    (Also says Pollen count: “Low to Very High” – that’s accurate! isn’t that applicable every day? 😆 )

    cinnamon_girl
    Full Member

    Give me snow and cool temps any day of the week

    Anything over 20 degrees and I cease to function in a meaningful manner

    + 1.

    MrOvershoot
    Full Member

    wwaswas – Member
    perfect opportunity for a ‘there’s trouble at t’mill’ post and you missed it!

    Sorry its the heat 😉

    “There’s still trouble at t’mill” but spending money on PLC spares is sorting it.

    It’s even hotter in there today though “I’m going to melt”

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    Bloke I ride with fixes the boiler/heat exchangers etc at a power station.

    “It was at 1000 degrees inside so we had to wait for it to cool down a bit before we could climb in and fix it”

    jam-bo
    Full Member

    you could have the aircon on, windows open approach. which usually means water starts pouring out of the aircon shortly and it packs up as it tries heriocally to air condition the rest of the world….

    GrahamS
    Full Member

    Girl at work has switched the air con off as its too cold

    I sympathise with that – I’m chuffing freezing!

    Sat in my little single-person office with my fleece on because the centrally-controlled air con is running full tilt trying to cool down the other offices that have big sunny windows.

    captainsasquatch
    Free Member

    Girl at work has switched the air con off as its too cold and opened a window as ‘it’s better air’ (she’s not wrong). Our window is directly above the smokers shelter (ban smoking there then).

    Office is now sweltering and stinks. Suggestions to chance are met with tantrums (I have the perfect solution for you, but lead times are about 8 weeks, think about it for next year… Or not.)
    As pointed out, set point cooling and poor designed systems are crap.
    😀

    footflaps
    Full Member

    Due to summer hols / paternity leave, I’m the only one in my office this week, so no arguments over the aircon settings…..

    PeterPoddy
    Free Member

    It’s chuffing glorious here in west London.
    Everyone has slowed down a bit. Everyone seems happy. I love it! 😀

    metalheart
    Free Member

    I’ll add another grumble, I’ve ‘ginger’ skin and I burn to crisp in sunlight. I’m out in town but as I’ve had to stay with my dad I’d no choice of wardrobe so I’m exposed!

    Lobster anyone?

    jam-bo
    Full Member

    P20, factor 50. put some on in the morning. sorted for the day.

    tomhoward
    Full Member

    @jam bo this is the exact approach I’m taking. I expect there to be a tornado/localised thunder and lightening in the office soon

    metalheart
    Free Member

    Yeah, normally I’d be doing just that. But I’m not at home….

    And I’d be wearing a long sleeve shirt (with a collar)

    And it’d definitely be factor 50! Did I mention the ‘ginger’ skin….? 😳

    captainsasquatch
    Free Member

    Just realised that I need to pop out of the office and get some lunch.
    Probably a good time to put some trousers on.

    poltheball
    Free Member

    My name’s poltheball and I’m a heat moaner.

    Disgustingly hot here (ginger Scotsman in a non airconditioned office underneath a skylight that’s focussing the sunlight to melt my skin).

    Going home at 3, can’t hack this heat. The ride home is like biking through a sauna to me (probably fine to everyone else, I’m ginger remember).

    Probably very unscientific link that proves I’m suffering more than you

    Ah well, home and a cold beer in a hammock up a tree beckons, possibly with some bike fiddling chucked in for good measure. Could be worse!

    thestabiliser
    Free Member

    Our neighbours once left their ginger in the conservatory, they “only popped for 10 mins”. Tragic.

    ste_t
    Free Member

    Not a bad spot for a picnic

    zippykona
    Full Member

    Supposed to be at a meeting tonight to discuss the village Christmas lights.
    Already I’ve forgotten all about it.
    I could give details of the epic ride I shall do tonight but it’s going to be 3 miles straight home and beer in the garden.

    captainsasquatch
    Free Member

    I love the summer.
    #sunsouthunzout 😈

    Yak
    Full Member

    Pah – I sacked off my planned lunch ride. Over-run work stuff.
    No doubt my next ride slot will be raining.

    Yak
    Full Member

    Pah – double post

    n0b0dy0ftheg0at
    Free Member

    Im a fussy so and so, I need bright days to combat the Seasonal Affective Disorder I’ve had for ~20 years, but I start to suffer once the temp raises above ~18C.

    It’s 30C here in Southampton, still got a bit of work to do and I’m melting badly!

    Bring on the mild sunny days in the teens!

    Ro5ey
    Free Member

    Just back from a lunch time snooze on one of the scarce little patches of green in the City.

    First time this year !! …. I’ve napped in April before and my fav tree.

    T-shirt, jeans, shoes off and my jumper as a pillow

    Perfect temp

    Long may it continue

    martinhutch
    Full Member

    Just back in from an very easy-paced ride over to Settle. Only a bit of a sweaty mess. Don’t know how people ride XC in hot countries…

    yunki
    Free Member

    Theoretically speaking I can do whatever I like today, but have chosen to sit indoors working..

    When the other half finishes work we’ll be cycling over to the next town for a dip in the sea (the water is cleaner at the beach there)

    Last night’s dip was plagued with Compass jellyfish.. Their sting isn’t too bad though, kinda like a sharper more exquisite nettle rash.. Saw lots of big Barrel jellies too

    milky1980
    Free Member

    +1 to the others that melt above 20 degrees, much prefer cooler autumn days and winter (including rain and wind) to this.

    I do a physical job outside in protective gear all year round, anything over 15 degrees is too hot most of the time! Thank God I’ve got today off but riding back home from my night shift this morning was too warm even. 20 degrees at 6am 😯 Well over 30 right now, was planning a bimble down to the Bay but might give it a miss…

    Had a few texts from colleagues and two have already succumbed to heatstroke, temps in the works vehicles are well over 50. Please let it be cooler for the rest of the week 😐

Viewing 40 posts - 41 through 80 (of 97 total)

The topic ‘Heat moaners’ is closed to new replies.