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  1. 07-20-2007, 07:25 AM #1
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    Mid-day, middle of summer in London



    The photo doesn't really show just how much it's raining right now but you get the idea.
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    I will gladly trade. We're still a bit "drought-ish" here lately.

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  3. 07-20-2007, 07:29 AM #3
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    Well - I suppose we need the water as well after the last few years droughts but man... on a friday as well.

    This rain will bring London's transport system to a stand-still...
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    Vienna, Austria. Whole week: 37°C (99°F). Seems like it won't change for a while… any tips on how to improve a fan? something like sticking coolpads right behind the fan…
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    Quote Originally Posted by shorty116
    Vienna, Austria. Whole week: 37°C (99°F). Seems like it won't change for a while…
    That's my perfect climate right there!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheOriginalFlashDavo
    That's my perfect climate right there!
    at the countryside (where i grew up, and had a pool), i agree. but in the city, where the streets heat up and all the heat stays in the streets and can't get away: me not likey.

    and i don't like sharing a 50m x 20m pool with 250+ people, but that's what you get here…
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    Quote Originally Posted by shorty116
    Vienna, Austria. Whole week: 37°C (99°F). Seems like it won't change for a while… any tips on how to improve a fan? something like sticking coolpads right behind the fan…
    make your fan into something "cooler"...

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    37°C would also bring the London transport system to a standstill.
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    In Texas 99°F is what we call March...although it has been quite nice here lately. Today's high is supposed to be 88°F(31°C) and rainy..

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    Quote Originally Posted by sandyrivers
    In Texas 99°F is what we call March...
    In SF, 99°F is what we call hell.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loydall
    37°C would also bring the London transport system to a standstill.
    as would a couple flakes of snow, as would anything under 5°C, as would a falling leaf, as would, as would........ yeah, you get the picture./

    EDIT: did have an impressive thunderstorn here this morning (and last night apparently, though i slept through that one).
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