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my car is coolest place as it has air conditioning
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I'm running out of ammo! all that's left is Crumpton oak cider, tis cold is all it has really going for it.
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It’s like trying to sleep inside a ****g McDonald’s apple pie |
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Cinema's are air conditioned. You can stand in front of the freezer cabinets in Supermarkets or get in the car, park in shade and turn the AC on. Not rocket science.
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I've opened up the windows of the shady side...quite a nice breeze
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30.3 after cooking dinner so drowned myself under the tap to cool down. Still reading 38 here so will not be following suit brentford.
Quick off-topic question. Had dentist injection at around 11.30 but still numb... is that normal? It's usually 3-4 hours max. |
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not so unusual I wouldn't have thought ...I had some when I was younger that took till the next day to really get feel back..what were you having done ?
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Only a white filling, one tooth
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remember dentist saying dont eat for a few hours
grabbed a sandwich on way home - bit my lip badly |
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well my not remotely qualified advice would be give till the morning at least and phone up if still not right...but I'm sure a lot of mine took rather longer than that (3-4 hours)
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Ive had numbness for 6 hours before so dont worry until after that time frame
As for the weather... theyve closed all the schools and job centres around my way, so its basically climate lockdowns incoming ![]() My cousin was told on his journal universal credit that the job centre was shut and should be open tomorrow “when its cooler” Theyve started the climate lockdowns |
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Theyll do this with floods as well, mark my words when we get a winter downpour theyll advice people to stay in their homes and schools, job centres, offices etc will shut for a good few days
They obviously think people are enough far gone for this now esp after the virus stuff. |
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that'll teach ya xmx
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thanks guys... just seemed rather a long time
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I used to take 6 hours for dentist injection to wear off,
I guess it depends how much they pump in? |
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Scotland is experiencing its hottest day ever, after a temperature of 34.8C (94.6F) was recorded in the Borders.
The Met Office confirmed Charterhall had provisionally set the new record on Tuesday. It surpasses the previous record of 32.9C recorded in Greycrook in the Borders on 9 August 2003. |
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They clearly dont care about the temps, this is about normalising climate lockdowns ie saying whe to stay home etc |
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Don't think you'll get too many buying into that one SS... not yet anyway. Would be interesting to see how they would nanny us in a '76 situation though.
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Met Éireann it's sunny .. Congrats
Duke Dumont - Ocean Drive |
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Charlie rte ..
022/0719/1311067-how-to-navigate-eco-anxiety-in-extreme-weather/ ![]() ![]() What's concerning Water restrictions imposed in 15 areas across country ![]() 10yrs Sun @best Cypress Hill - Insane In The Brain |
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south coast 19:24 19 jul
23.0 c wind and rain See y'all in 12 months or so ![]() |
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34c indoors...open window regret...breeze all but gone...last hope....
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Panic over... lip is no longer numb
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good stuff asp'
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As been said the fans are useless until its cooled down to around 21 or 22
I woke up at 9 this morning the fan was on but my face was peeling off ![]() |
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Just think... come November the media will be calling for stay in orders because of the drizzle
Thats how insane it will get |
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“Can the drizzle kill you?”
I can see it now |
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if you put your brolly up you will keep others dry
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I can see it now, the cousin telling me the job centres closed for fear of people slipping as they walk in from the drizzle...
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What are you on about with your climate lockdown nonsense Today was about things not working because of very hot weather. We don’t build houses with air con, we don’t build railways to cope with 40C temps. Other countries have both, in future maybe U.K. will have to? There were no lockdowns. Did you go out and do a day’s work today SS? |
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Job centres were closed mex, schools were closed, so were offices around my way as well
Its drip drip drip trust me |
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aircon for approximately 5.3 days a year of 'stuffy' weather
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thunderstorms on the way.met issuing advice on how to stay safe during them
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south coast update 20:00 19 jul
21c feels like 20c i **** you not ![]() |
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This isnt about the temps jts drip drip drip towards climate control So now its advice on how to stay safe in a thunderstorm, next it will be downpours and lower temps like 28c etc, slowly getting people use to needing advice on everything |
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Oh dear sont, could you not sign on for a tax payers handout?
Just spend a few hundred billion installing air con in all schools, replace every railway just because UK will get 5 days of 40C temp soon. Meanwhile there isn’t a climate lockdown. Sont it was hot weather which caused things to fk up today. There wasn’t a lockdown. Sont do you understand the difference between climate and weather? |
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They dont control the weather, they control the way people behave in it...
Thats been very crafty in a way, the sleight of hand |
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Don’t let the thunder storms prevent you from playing golf or fishing. Just ignore the advice and do what you want. |
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SS
Who exactly was preventing you from working this week? Was it the government? |
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Please take
Pete Lunn head of the ESRI's Behavioural Research Unit. A behavioural economist, Philosophy & Psychology, Neuroscience and Economics. Back We don't want or need his models |