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Trufflehound
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49 °C in Kuwait. Going up to 50 on Thursday according to BBC... 
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surrey jim
Not in Surrey
Scotty M said:
i am quite glad to be working at the minute, as the air condition is mint
dont have air con in the office
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Dave the OAP
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Its is very close in London at the moment....
on the train in this morning there were people flagging ( it was a thameslink or whatever the things are called now) there was no air con and it was full of miseravble bastards who wouldn't move suitcases off seats to let little old ladies sit down!
this bloke was being very obtuse, so i just wandered across, picked up his suitcase from the seat, threw it on the floor and asked a little old lady to sit down, which she did. He became very aggresive...." dont you touch my property" etc but in my current calm and relaxed state of mind I just laughed at him, which made him worse and he started to go purple....his wife had to tell him to "shut the f*** up and sit down", rolling her eyes at me.
on the train in this morning there were people flagging ( it was a thameslink or whatever the things are called now) there was no air con and it was full of miseravble bastards who wouldn't move suitcases off seats to let little old ladies sit down!
this bloke was being very obtuse, so i just wandered across, picked up his suitcase from the seat, threw it on the floor and asked a little old lady to sit down, which she did. He became very aggresive...." dont you touch my property" etc but in my current calm and relaxed state of mind I just laughed at him, which made him worse and he started to go purple....his wife had to tell him to "shut the f*** up and sit down", rolling her eyes at me.
bhaexpress
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Dies Irae said:Its is very close in London at the moment....
on the train in this morning there were people flagging ( it was a thameslink or whatever the things are called now) there was no air con and it was full of miseravble bastards who wouldn't move suitcases off seats to let little old ladies sit down!
this bloke was being very obtuse, so i just wandered across, picked up his suitcase from the seat, threw it on the floor and asked a little old lady to sit down, which she did. He became very aggresive...." dont you touch my property" etc but in my current calm and relaxed state of mind I just laughed at him, which made him worse and he started to go purple....his wife had to tell him to "shut the f*** up and sit down", rolling her eyes at me.
Nice one Dave
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19 July 2006
HEATWAVE
At 1:22 pm, the highest ever temperature of 30.7 ºC was recorded at Shoreham.
The highest morning temperature of the year and century (and probably the highest ever recorded locally) was 29.8 ºC at 10:06 am.
The lowest temperature around dawn was 22.2 ºC at 4:53 am, with 65 % humidity and a wind speed of 2 mph (Light Air).
East wind
http://www.shorehamweather.info/
HEATWAVE
At 1:22 pm, the highest ever temperature of 30.7 ºC was recorded at Shoreham.
The highest morning temperature of the year and century (and probably the highest ever recorded locally) was 29.8 ºC at 10:06 am.
The lowest temperature around dawn was 22.2 ºC at 4:53 am, with 65 % humidity and a wind speed of 2 mph (Light Air).
East wind
http://www.shorehamweather.info/