THIS IS A THREAD ABOUT WEATHER. ALLLLLL THE WEATHER. WEATHER WEATHER WEATHER

Jamie Cal · 09-07-2013 1:23pm

I love the heat, so very very very very much.

Renegade Mechanic · 09-07-2013 1:24pm

the_monkey wrote: »

its horrible, i have to get up 2,3 times a night to shower, so im getting broken sleep ... plus there's a ****ing mouse running around between the roof and ceiling

Jesus, that is crap!! Safe home!

Grimreaper666 · 09-07-2013 1:27pm

:eek:

Amirani · 09-07-2013 1:31pm

I was in Germany until 2 days ago. It was in the low 30s for a few days, hence I'm not really appreciating this as much as I should...

CrazyRabbit · 09-07-2013 7:22pm

Nah...I'm just kidding...it's bloody amazing weather!

But I have heard more than one person today complaining about the heat. Probably the same people who complain about it being too cold in the winter. Some people seem to just love a good moan.

I for one am grateful for this bit of paradise we are getting at the moment, especially since I'm not in work this week

Now...if we can just keep this weather for a few weeks, I'll be grinning til Christmas.

Realtine · 09-07-2013 7:23pm

yup - im loving it.
off for two week

:D:D

Gone Drinking · 09-07-2013 7:23pm

CrazyRabbit wrote: »

Some people seem to just love a good moan.

Yeah, your sister.

/thread

NegativeCreep · 09-07-2013 7:25pm

Realtine wrote: »

yup - im loving it.
off for two week :D:D

Off for 4 months. Beat that!

YellowFeather · 09-07-2013 7:27pm

that I entered a wet t-shirt competition and ended up covered in steam.

PizzamanIRL · 09-07-2013 7:27pm

Some people don't like it being too hot, let them moan.

candy-gal1 · 09-07-2013 7:33pm

Two of the best ways to describe today methinks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUPbzPrjb7I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLUh-CLGiPw

scamalert · 09-07-2013 8:00pm

Weather is great only downside for people complaining is if you have to work outside,or in stiffly office otherwise its perfect weather.And whats this blaring about hottest summer ? so far this year its only second time we get some sun above 20c ,last time it was over month ago that lasted about 4 days,i would call it summer if temps would stay for at least two months above 20c,not pissing rain for two years and one day above 30 degrees and its hottest summer :pac:

Conmaicne Mara · 09-07-2013 8:10pm

CrazyRabbit wrote: »

Probably the same people who complain about it being too cold in the winter.

Nope, never met a Winter too cold for me yet. This weather, on the other hand is quite unpleasant. If it didn't adversely affect my work I'd be quite happy with six inches of snow on the ground

endacl · 09-07-2013 8:11pm

Went for a swim to cool off. Feckin' water was soakin' wet!

Sunnyisland · 09-07-2013 8:15pm

Just lovin it.

Tom Hanks · 09-07-2013 8:16pm

Long may it last - we get feck all like this usually.

Some folk will find a moan from any angle.

09-07-2013 8:20pm

Weather threads merged. We don't need a bajillion of them

Conmaicne Mara · 09-07-2013 8:27pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Weather threads merged. We don't need a bajillion of them

They'd love you in the weather forum :P

09-07-2013 8:28pm

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

They'd love you in the weather forum :P

Can you imagine the chaos!

Weather mega thread: All weather talk goes here.

Um.....ok......

Conmaicne Mara · 09-07-2013 8:29pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Can you imagine the chaos!

Weather mega thread: All weather talk goes here.

Um.....ok......

We'd go from having a Weather forum featuring sticky weather to a sticky thread featuring weather :pac:

Sh1tbag OToole · 09-07-2013 8:34pm

Tom Hanks wrote: »

Long may it last - we get feck all like this usually.

Some folk will find a moan from any angle.

Think about the possible adverse affect on the economy. A business man will arrive here and find it's too hot. He wont invest here

We should harmonise our weather with Europe, it should always be 5 degrees colder than in the Netherlands if its more than 20 degrees there and 5 degrees degrees warmer if it's less than 10 degrees there.

I have calculated the above to be the optimal most investor friendly bland weather you could get while leaving the fancy snow and heatwaves to other European countries that are better able to deal with it

RiverOfLove · 09-07-2013 8:43pm

It is so hot.

It is insufferable.

I've been trying my best to stay in from it but sometimes I do need to go out in it and it's too. It gave me a headache today even tough I wore light clothing, suncream and a sunhat.

Conmaicne Mara · 09-07-2013 8:46pm

RiverOfLove wrote: »

It is so hot.

It is insufferable.

I've been trying my best to stay in from it but sometimes I do need to go out in it and it's too. It gave me a headache today even tough I wore light clothing, suncream and a sunhat.

I've been munching on callipos and loop the loops most of the day

RiverOfLove · 09-07-2013 8:49pm

I'm thinking about wearing a skirt later in the week and I don't usually wear skirts or dresses. Any idea how to prevent chafing of the thighs? I googled and a range of things came up, none of what I have like bicycle shorts. I don't want to wear tights. I have some rolls of bandages and some are sticky and elastic like vetwrap. Would wrapping my thighs in vetwrap help?

oldyouth · 09-07-2013 8:51pm

Lads, seriously, I drove through Dublin today and in the space of an hour, I came across 6 convertible cars with the roof closed. I mean honestly, WTF!!!!

RiverOfLove · 09-07-2013 8:51pm

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

I've been munching on callipos and loop the loops most of the day

I'd have to walk to the shop in the sweltering heat to get some icepops so I'd think it will be worth it.

fryup · 09-07-2013 8:53pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZMUAd7OJc8

languagenerd · 09-07-2013 8:56pm

The thermometer on the building beside Kylemore Luas Station said 32 degrees when I passed by at around 7pm. Not sure how reliable that is, or whether it was in the sun or shade.

The shop I work in was a feckin' sauna all day though, much warmer inside than out. We Irish are not built to survive temperatures above 24/25 degrees :pac:

YouTookMyName · 09-07-2013 9:03pm

Some cúnts are never happy with the weather, Suck it up fúckers, it was a bóllocks long winter, freezing til the end of match and it'll be pissing rain come october.

Yes i'm bathed in sweat and can't sleep for shít but i don;t care.

My name is URL · 09-07-2013 9:10pm

oldyouth wrote: »

Lads, seriously, I drove through Dublin today and in the space of an hour, I came across 6 convertible cars with the roof closed. I mean honestly, WTF!!!!

It might seem bizarre, but it can be almost unbearably hot in a car with the roof down on days like today. Air conditioning doesn't work with the roof down, and dark / leather interiors are a disaster when it's hot outside.

In places like California or Florida, you'll rarely see people drive around with the top down once the temp gets close to 30 c.

SV · 09-07-2013 9:13pm

Yep, top down is only effective when you're getting a bit of speed up. Otherwise it's boiling central and air conditioning is far more effective.

JohnMarston · 09-07-2013 9:22pm

whats the betting that in winter, one person is gonna say: "Sure we barely got a summer"

:mad:

dj jarvis · 09-07-2013 9:35pm

it was so hot today my right arm burst into flames , i now posses a lion bar for an arm :mad:

Wacker The Attacker · 09-07-2013 9:43pm

Doom wrote: »

Its so hot here you could cook an egg on a rock, if you had an egg!!

I was trying to fertilise an egg with my cock

April O Neill · 09-07-2013 9:50pm

fryup wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZMUAd7OJc8

Oh my good God, I could kiss you!!!!!

Was looking for this today!!!!

Come here and gimme a kiss.

:pac:

Awwww, and forgot it was Caroline Aherne who did that bit. Love her. x

the purple tin · 09-07-2013 10:10pm

Seen some parked cars with a towel over the steering wheel so people don't burn their hands when they come back.

Tom Hanks · 09-07-2013 10:13pm

Grass looking like it's burned to f*ck today is something I haven't seen here in yonks.

Renegade Mechanic · 09-07-2013 10:17pm

the purple tin wrote: »

Seen some parked cars with a towel over the steering wheel so people don't burn their hands when they come back.

This.
New life skill acquired!

wretcheddomain · 09-07-2013 10:46pm

When the weather gets cold, people complain, when the weather is mild, people complain, when the weather gets hot, people complain.

Conclusion - people complain.

Now that we have the sun in abundance shining down on all our cracks, are people genuinely happy that it has arrived?

Personally, I find the whole thing quite labouring - exhaustion, potential for sunburn, humidity, proliferation of the presence of wasps and other lethal creatures, potential for difficult sleeping, in fact, I hate it.

If it were 10 degrees lower you wouldn't be hearing me complain so what's your honest view, do you seriously enjoy this type of weather we're compelled to endure every day?

Pai Mei · 09-07-2013 10:48pm

5 degrees lower would be grand. I can't sleep at night at all.

MetalDog · 09-07-2013 10:48pm

Love it. Workin on me farmer tan!

Nulty · 09-07-2013 10:48pm

languagenerd wrote: »

The thermometer on the building beside Kylemore Luas Station said 32 degrees when I passed by at around 7pm. Not sure how reliable that is, or whether it was in the sun or shade.

The shop I work in was a feckin' sauna all day though, much warmer inside than out. We Irish are not built to survive temperatures above 24/25 degrees :pac:

We had a thermometer out in the sun this evening at 6pm - 7pm and it was 37 celcius. No lie.