26c? thats sahara desert stuff.Our humidity reading is 52 and it says our temperature is currently 26C, but that's bollocks because I'm sat here Right Now with nipples like golf balls Moon-Walking in my new polka dot M and S dressing gown. The sweats is proper pissing off the wife's furrow, but that's not important right now as she's always hot 24/7.
I would sooner give up biscuits, cheese cake and our Magnum supplies than ever go cold.
Speaking of Octopus the half hourly rates on Agile are creeping up on the peak times at 16:00 to 19:00 @ around 35p average the kwh. Other timings are fine and we did all our dhobying and drying today at circa 15p the kwh: That is all.
We're hill people .. it gets nippy up here : /26c? thats sahara desert stuff.
18c is sufficient heat for anyone.
Got 3 builders bags of beech wood all dried out old school gym floor happy days keep my going to January.Haha.
Cheaper than putting heating on.
Free wood from work
26c? thats sahara desert stuff.
18c is sufficient heat for anyone.
Then you never did the famous Alan game fuck me that’s coldest ive ever been at a game. Our heating is on in the morning and a couple of hours at night, family are all feeling unwell at the moment so heating needs to be on plus log burner if we are all in living roomI'll be honest, I can't live at 26°C. It's like being in a bloody oven.
Temperatures are quite subjective, though as far as bearability is concerned. I read a lot, and if I sit for a couple of hours reading at 18°C, I realise at the end of it that I've chilled right down. It then takes me about half-an-hour to warm up again. Depends what you're doing, I think. I've always found 19°C comfortable if I'm not moving around. But this is nit-picking really.
At City I'm never cold, once the match is going. Or put it this way, I'm not aware of being cold until the whistle for full time goes. Then I sometimes realise I've been bloody freezing all the time.