top places to avoid in the summer?
18-07-2006, 12:44
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top places to avoid in the summer?
does anyone work somewhere really hot? how u coping with the heat...
i guess i would avoid going to a kebab shop lol
tommorow is meant to be the hottest day
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18-07-2006, 12:57
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
I would avoid a Tanning salon 
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18-07-2006, 12:58
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
A sauna would probably be best avoided.
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18-07-2006, 13:02
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
a big floor of tilted mirrors is probably not advisable
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18-07-2006, 13:04
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
I am 'working' from home today, partly because my office gets too hot.
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18-07-2006, 13:05
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
The Tube
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18-07-2006, 13:08
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
Outside. Open air. Daylight.
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18-07-2006, 13:17
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
I can vouch for this weather not being suitable for doing any work in the loft - especially laying insulation. A few years ago I did that & found sweat & rockwool have an irresistible attraction for each other 
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18-07-2006, 13:32
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
I just nipped out at lunch, and the car was telling me that it was 31.5°C - unfortunately, as a pale and ginger person, it's far too hot for me 
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18-07-2006, 13:36
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
A fish and chip shop would be tough plaice to work in this weather...
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18-07-2006, 13:41
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
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I just nipped out at lunch, and the car was telling me that it was 31.5°C - unfortunately, as a pale and ginger person, it's far too hot for me |
I drove out to Scunny the other night and was surprised to see that one section of the A180 has 2 quite deep grooves in the nearside lane, caused by HGVs driving on a very hot stretch of tarmac. Probably best avoided in a 3 wheeler - get stuck in a groove & you would miss your turn off 
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18-07-2006, 13:43
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
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Originally Posted by homealone
I drove out to Scunny the other night and was surprised to see that one section of the A180 has 2 quite deep grooves in the nearside lane, caused by HGVs driving on a very hot stretch of tarmac. Probably best avoided in a 3 wheeler - get stuck in a groove & you would miss your turn off |
If you met your soulmate there would it be a 'groovy kind of love'?
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18-07-2006, 13:45
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
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Originally Posted by homealone
I drove out to Scunny the other night and was surprised to see that one section of the A180 has 2 quite deep grooves in the nearside lane, caused by HGVs driving on a very hot stretch of tarmac. Probably best avoided in a 3 wheeler - get stuck in a groove & you would miss your turn off |
Three wheelers are best avoided period. Unless you're a bearded, pipe smoking, cardigan wearing, real ale drinker that is.
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18-07-2006, 13:49
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
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Originally Posted by homealone
I drove out to Scunny the other night and was surprised to see that one section of the A180 has 2 quite deep grooves in the nearside lane, caused by HGVs driving on a very hot stretch of tarmac. Probably best avoided in a 3 wheeler - get stuck in a groove & you would miss your turn off |
If you met your soulmate there would it be a 'groovy kind of love'?
Quick, someone gag Nugg |
 the ironic thing is that it was recently resurfaced - most of the A180 is surfaced with ridged concrete, which causes the most awful tyre noise - making it totally impossible to whisper 'sweet nothing' in a soulmate's ear, until you get to the new tarmac, which a couple of weeks ago was smooth and quiet 
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18-07-2006, 13:49
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Re: top places to avoid in the summer?
a parked car lol
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