Really! I mean it's horrible feeling cold. Warm weather hot bath/shower. Anything to warm the cockles is better than being a shivering cold wreck :-)
Has anyone put their central heating on yet?
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kaz7
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i do cold winter walking , cant do the swimming with my disability . Nothing like walking in zero degrees in a dress , lol
dronefromsector7G
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Nipples showing through for your neighbour?
kaz7
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He doesnt perve in the cold , must be a warm buddy , i get my head down and concentrate on not falling over , fuck people perving
A braver soul than me! Wim Hof would be proud;-)
kaz7
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That is where i got it from , really clears your brain
kaz7
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17 degrees at 08.00, 20 degrees now , astounding for oct , asda delivery man said his heating has been on for a couple of mornings as it is set at 18 degrees , change it man !
discopop
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To my shame our wood burner has been lit last two days, but seeing as our cocker spaniel absolutely loves toasting in front of it I am claiming a pass.
Bill Walker
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Why do you feel shame mate?
Make yourself comfortable, ignore the hard as nails "I'll put it on in January" Eskimo's on this thread :)
Nobody will salute you after your dead for putting up with freezing your arse off whilst alive !
Watch out for those log fumes though..
Bill Walker
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Cold may trigger the fight-or-flight response: blood pressure goes up because the heart pumps faster and blood vessels tense up. Cold weather and respiratory disease, including flu, also go hand in hand.
Cold weather increases the risk of illness and death from coughs, lung and heart problems,
- Try to stay warm, well and safe during the cold weather.
- Even moderately cold weather increases the risk of illness and death.
- Check on your older neighbours, friends and relatives during spells of colder weather, especially those living alone or with a health condition.
- Heat your home or the living spaces you use to at least 18 °C during waking hours.
How to cope and stay safe in cold weather
Even moderately cold weather increases the risk of illness and death. Check on your older neighbours, friends and relatives during spells of colder weather, especially those living alone or with a health condition.
www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au
Pubteam Lomas
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Saturday night to dry some washing!
My wife's continued 'how am I gonna dry this washing?' broke me.
At least it meant I could have a beer in piece!
My wife's continued 'how am I gonna dry this washing?' broke me.
At least it meant I could have a beer in piece!
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Doesn't mean that mate unless you've only got single glazed windows. It just means that the outer pane of glass is colder than the air i.e its not letting heat out of your house. If your windows are working correctly that should happen quite a lot in the winter, particularly when there is a high moisture content in the air.
Happens more and more with modern windows that are much more thermally efficient.
Or it could mean eveyone else on his street was outside his house dogging last night?
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Mine do it...when it's rained a lot
kaz7
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We are talking mins in the sea, ice bath, shower or walking that i do , thirty mins or so in winter mornings , then into a warm shower or back to bed for me, it has huge health benefits , best i can describe it it makes you feel alive and sharp , really makes you feel clear and brilliantCold may trigger the fight-or-flight response: blood pressure goes up because the heart pumps faster and blood vessels tense up. Cold weather and respiratory disease, including flu, also go hand in hand.
Cold weather increases the risk of illness and death from coughs, lung and heart problems,
- Try to stay warm, well and safe during the cold weather.
- Even moderately cold weather increases the risk of illness and death.
- Check on your older neighbours, friends and relatives during spells of colder weather, especially those living alone or with a health condition.
- Heat your home or the living spaces you use to at least 18 °C during waking hours.
How to cope and stay safe in cold weather
Even moderately cold weather increases the risk of illness and death. Check on your older neighbours, friends and relatives during spells of colder weather, especially those living alone or with a health condition.