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24 Jul 19
18:04
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We've literally never had it so hot 
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Hotter than me in a mankini, amazing scenes.
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is this down to bozo?
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Who else?
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tammy robertson?
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Be frying eggs on the car bonnet...booked me a punka waller
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Need some shade...booked me a Rick Waller
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New record a certainty. Booked me a stone Waller
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Boris could start off with a bang by declaring a national emergency paid holiday for everyone.
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i'm doing a barby; i've lost 2 stone already
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Bozzer to take PMQs in flip flops and bear chest?
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i'd like to see that; keep making changes & get rid of the stiff necks
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Just checked (!) - I thought there was a maximum temperature in offices etc to work in but there isn't.
I've worked in stifling offices on normal summer days, the thought of being in one of those on a record hot day doesn't bare thinking about, it would be absolutel hell   I'd just fall asleep tbh. |
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he could do it from wetherspoons mouse
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Didn't records begin in the 1850s? In the overall scheme of things hardly relevant is it. Bit like pelple thinking football started in 1990.
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34 in Nottingham tomorrow
Wouldn't mind but its the shockingly high pollen and humidity ffs 34 in Turkey feels different to 34 in Nottingham because of that |
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40 will be hit some where
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once 40 is hit we can listen to how we need taxing more and how we need more big pharma drugs to deal with hay fever etc
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looks like it was a record breaker yesterday
It WAS Britain's hottest day in history! Forecasters are poised to announce yesterday was a record-breaker after new recording of 101.66F emerges Provisional figure was recorded at Cambridge University Botanic Garden yesterday as temperature soared Today Met Office announced it was investigating temperature which requires 'quality control and analysis' If validated it would outstrip the current record of 101.3F (38.5C) seen in Faversham, Kent, in August 2003 what's wrong with a good old fashioned thermometer  lots of supermarkets had refrigerated shelves that were broken because of the heat |
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that's 38.7°c in old money.
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another failure by England..whole of Northern Europe burning up and smashing all time highs and we fell short again..pathetic!
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-48927672
And that is one pathetic attempt from the BBC  They spent 3 days giving us warning on how to "get through a heatwave" and all the rest A truly shameful organisation, a pitiful one at that |