Its 97 with a heat index of 104 right now. Can anyone say nude and watering the yard?

Here it's 91, feels like 100. Luckily it's 76 in my office.

my house is a toasty 17*c

i feel bad for people without air conditioning.

not me fuckem, they made their choice.



damn go open the hydrant outside foos

I have AC, its 72 in here. But its hot outside.

meh working in a non a/c shop all day in this humidity sucks.



kevin.

[quote name='teknics' date='Jul 21 2005, 06:26 PM']meh working in a non a/c shop all day in this humidity sucks.



kevin.


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word to that



our shop has to supply us with ice cold beverages so we dont dehydrate





so you can chill and slack and be all "oh man its humid so i have to take a break and have some water, im getting dizzy"



lol

[quote name='ColinRX7' date='Jul 21 2005, 05:27 PM']word to that



our shop has to supply us with ice cold beverages so we dont dehydrate

so you can chill and slack and be all "oh man its humid so i have to take a break and have some water, im getting dizzy"



lol


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meh we have a water cooler, but were still not allowed to slack. today we were so busy i was doing two brake jobs side by side atthe same time, while i was cutting one rotor from one car i was putting a brand new rotor and pads on the other car, when the rotor was finished cutting i mounted it and started cutting the other one etc.



and lets not even get into the ******* ford ranger catastrophe. i hate old, badly treated cars that suddenly the owner wants to replace everything thats hard to get to on.



kevin.

Meh try cutting line in the swamp land of NC for 4 months wearing a GPS pack for 10 hours a day with no lunch. Meh see meeeeehhhh

[quote name='94touring' date='Jul 21 2005, 05:39 PM']Meh try cutting line in the swamp land of NC for 4 months wearing a GPS pack for 10 hours a day with no lunch. Meh see meeeeehhhh


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what is "cutting line"?



im well accustomed to manual labor, i sorta enjoy working hard.



kevin.

according to my meter it was 138 degrees on the boat I was working on



and the 90% humidity- soaked with sweat down to my socks

I worked outside all day as well. It wasnt that bad tho, you can get a killer cross breeze in your pants while driving a golf cart

it rained here this morning

i work next to hot ovens and fryers!



i dont work next to hot evens and if i did theyd be female ones...

its usually 120 in the dyno cell with the 5000 cfm fan

[quote name='teknics' date='Jul 21 2005, 02:53 PM']what is "cutting line"?



im well accustomed to manual labor, i sorta enjoy working hard.



kevin.


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I'm assuming clearing brush from property lines for surveying. I've done it. It is hard work, but at least your not stuck inside all day.



And I'm like you, I'm used to it, and I feel sick in a way if I don't get out and work at some point during the day.

Yeah I guess I didn't make that clear. Its taking a bush axe and clearing a path through the woods for various purposes. Thick woods, no air, hot sun, bugs.... OH **** this reminds me...while I was home to NC for a couple weeks a surveyor died doing wetland deliniation like what I'm talking about. He got heat stroke and aparantly tried to call his wife for help but could only just make breathing noises. They found him the next day slumped over a true stump.

thats hot?? it was 100 deg. by 7am this morning..and will top about 130 today. and its not the hot month yet..thats next month..I love this primitave country I'm in.

[quote name='Midnightdriver' date='Jul 21 2005, 10:34 PM']thats hot?? it was 100 deg. by 7am this morning..and will top about 130 today. and its not the hot month yet..thats next month..I love this primitave country I'm in.


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https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/blink.png I'm in this hell you speak of.



Luckily, im gonna be home on R&R for half of August https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683329.gif https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

at first I thought midnight was talking about nevada

[quote name='Midnightdriver' date='Jul 21 2005, 10:34 PM']thats hot?? it was 100 deg. by 7am this morning..and will top about 130 today. and its not the hot month yet..thats next month..I love this primitave country I'm in.


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130 dry heat <<< 100 humid heat. trust me.



even all of the army guys I know that have come home said 100 degrees over there feels about like 75-80 here because of the lack of humidity. Nevada's the same way.

the 130+* temps i was subjected to was worse than the 90*+ temps in NC that i'm used to.. I can't wait for the 130's when i get to Kandahar this week.

[quote name='GreyGT-C' date='Jul 22 2005, 08:17 AM']the 130+* temps i was subjected to was worse than the 90*+ temps in NC that i'm used to.. I can't wait for the 130's when i get to Kandahar this week.


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but the shade in places like that is, what? 20 degrees cooler or something?



edit// not trying to say its not bad. I sure as hell don't want to be out in it.

[quote name='defprun' date='Jul 21 2005, 09:13 PM']i work next to hot ovens and fryers!



i dont work next to hot evens and if i did theyd be female ones...


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So do i, but our jobs are relatively easy in comparision.working on vehicles sucks in the heat, rolling around on the ground, not usually any good a/c in the shop, maybe a open garage door, which doesn't usually help much.

[quote name='venomrx7' date='Jul 22 2005, 08:21 AM']but the shade in places like that is, what? 20 degrees cooler or something?



edit// not trying to say its not bad. I sure as hell don't want to be out in it.


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Yeah its not all that bad sometimes. Honestly I prefer it to Southern Georgia. You gotta remember though. We are in long pant and shirts. Have a kevlar on you're head that seals the heat in. Also 40-50lbs of body-armor, ammo, weapons, water, radios, etc....

[quote name='sweet7' date='Jul 22 2005, 11:27 AM']Yeah its not all that bad sometimes. Honestly I prefer it to Southern Georgia. You gotta remember though. We are in long pant and shirts. Have a kevlar on you're head that seals the heat in. Also 40-50lbs of body-armor, ammo, weapons, water, radios, etc....


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THAT part would suck. I would go everywhere naked if I could. I'd go nuts and have a heat stroke with all that gear on.



Closest I get is a long sleeve shirt, jeans with kevlar chaps over them, a helmet, earmuffs (sound deadening) Leather gloves, and big ass kevlar lined boots. Thats pretty damn hot. And thats working in the woods/swamp where its like 89879324% humidity. fish could live out of water there's so much humidity in the damn air.



I'm glad I'm not doing that every week anymore. Like once a month for 3 or 4 days now...

humidity here was 75% today. the lowest its been in a couple weeks.



High was 97 feels like 115... damn.

[quote name='venomrx7' date='Jul 22 2005, 03:08 PM']humidity here was 75% today. the lowest its been in a couple weeks.



High was 97 feels like 115... damn.


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Should of circled the heat index of 108.

damn that sun looks like he's happy with him self... what a wanker

[quote name='94touring' date='Jul 22 2005, 03:31 PM']Should of circled the heat index of 108.


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ours was 115.

[quote name='venomrx7' date='Jul 22 2005, 05:52 PM']ours was 115.


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Mine was 108.

his was 108

[quote name='nismo convert' date='Jul 22 2005, 07:31 PM']his was 108


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Yeah mine was 108, his was 115.

[quote name='94touring' date='Jul 22 2005, 07:31 PM']Yeah mine was 108, his was 115.


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Yeah, so unless we're golfin, I win.



And you have the advantage of being able to walk around in a thong. I just can't seem to talk myself into doing that.

honestly who wears a banana hammock? other then 94t

[quote name='nismo convert' date='Jul 22 2005, 08:00 PM']honestly who wears a banana hammock? other then 94t


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I did. 2 times. but for good reason. An extremely hot girl bought it for me and said no thong. no sexings. I wore the damn thong for about 5 minutes each time. Very much worth it.

[quote name='venomrx7' date='Jul 22 2005, 08:16 PM']I did. 2 times. but for good reason. An extremely hot girl bought it for me and said no thong. no sexings. I wore the damn thong for about 5 minutes each time. Very much worth it.


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You wont find disagreement here!

sweet7 your in Iraq now arn't you? and you lucky bastard going home in Aug. I have to wait until end of sept... and trust me I'd take 100 with humidity over 130+dry heat in the shade anyday..besides Qatar is like 110 + humidity..and I liked that much more than the dry heat here.