miserable English weather
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Is that why you're always so sweaty Randy?
Thick, solid and tight in all the right places.
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Working outside in 100+F weather does make you sweat, yes.
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Don Carlos
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Gonna be wearing me some shorts to work tomorrow me thinks. Shirt and trousers are causing me some serious sweaty gooch issues
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We have the same weather and it's deliciously wonderful!
Spent yesterday on a boat bobbing on the water just out of the city, playing spaced out yet very loud techno music and drinking beer and going for the occasional swim... we were tired of going places so we just tied the boat to some metal pole that emerged from the river. Before we knew it, seven other boats with random people were attracted to the music and tied their boats next to ours - then we had a sort of instant boat party that lasted until it was dark.
Good times
Spent yesterday on a boat bobbing on the water just out of the city, playing spaced out yet very loud techno music and drinking beer and going for the occasional swim... we were tired of going places so we just tied the boat to some metal pole that emerged from the river. Before we knew it, seven other boats with random people were attracted to the music and tied their boats next to ours - then we had a sort of instant boat party that lasted until it was dark.
Good times
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did will smith show up?
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Don't be silly, black people don't like techno music.
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A few days of mid to high 20's is alright, if that's all you can afford ..
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which means it must have been between 100 and 104F. anything higher and you wouldn't sweat at all, because body temperatureScourge wrote:Working outside in 100+F weather does make you sweat, yes.
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phantasmagoria
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Hay fever is the friendliest sounding feverphantasmagoria wrote:Fucking hay fever.
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I have been observing the sun and have come to the conclusion that we should kill it
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You goddamn pasty skinned nerd
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It's nearly killed me atleast once already. One attempted murder is my limit
Telling you bro, don't turn your back on him
Telling you bro, don't turn your back on him
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As a sun worshipper i take offense to your unprovoked insults. The sun has a way of teaching humility to unbelievers like you who would spite her, with a single touch she can cause skin to turn red and painful.
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I believe, for thy have been touched by the righteous hand of the cosmic rays. I ask you to show what I show by feeling no fear and rising up against this oppressive tyranny, to stand side by side with my pasty skin brotherhood and bring forth the power of the night !
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Blasphemy! Mere mortals cannot take on the sun in all it's fiery complexity and enormous size, the very idea is heresy! There's a reason good plans are called 'bright', it's because they receive the blessing of the sun. An assassination attempt of our goddess is not such a plan.
Nay, we must bow our heads and send pleasing prayers to her, so that we might tan and feel warm both outside and in.
Nay, we must bow our heads and send pleasing prayers to her, so that we might tan and feel warm both outside and in.
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Why does the fail to see the error of his ways ?, thy Gods changes us in an attempt to irradiate us, only those that have been slain by the mighty sun strokes have seen this prophecy.
Stand my me brother, we shall march on dawn at night...
Stand my me brother, we shall march on dawn at night...
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Just stop... and praise the Moon ?
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on the flip side , here in new orleans which is notoriously hot in the summer, is actually fairly cool 80 F
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we've had very nice weather here for a few weeks now
not enough rain however
not enough rain however
it is about time!
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Bullshit. I've sweated in temps higher than that.seremtan wrote:which means it must have been between 100 and 104F. anything higher and you wouldn't sweat at all, because body temperatureScourge wrote:Working outside in 100+F weather does make you sweat, yes.