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Who's Ready for the Heatwave ?
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Back in the day, fair enough. But do you really still have the legs for hot pants and mini skirt?Redmidland said:On my way from East Midlands to work in London today, around Liverpool St, looking forward to the sights. I remember back in the day....Hot Pants and Mini Skirts.....think today will be enjoyable!!9 -
Well not disappointed so far.......just had a gander wander around Liverpool Street and walked past my favourite pub of yesteryear - Dirty Dicks - and my eye was very pleased!!! What a day to have to work down here......such a pity..........NOT!!1
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To_Be_Franck said:
Back in the day, fair enough. But do you really still have the legs for hot pants and mini skirt?Redmidland said:On my way from East Midlands to work in London today, around Liverpool St, looking forward to the sights. I remember back in the day....Hot Pants and Mini Skirts.....think today will be enjoyable!!
No Red, NO - please don't post the mankini picture. I'm just about to have some lunch.2 -
Dirty Dicks .. a memory blastback .. not been in there for decadesRedmidland said:Well not disappointed so far.......just had a gander wander around Liverpool Street and walked past my favourite pub of yesteryear - Dirty Dicks - and my eye was very pleased!!! What a day to have to work down here......such a pity..........NOT!!
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Ok @bobmunro, but only cause your eating lunch!!! I'll put it away......for NOW!!!! Mwaaaaaahbobmunro said:To_Be_Franck said:
Back in the day, fair enough. But do you really still have the legs for hot pants and mini skirt?Redmidland said:On my way from East Midlands to work in London today, around Liverpool St, looking forward to the sights. I remember back in the day....Hot Pants and Mini Skirts.....think today will be enjoyable!!
No Red, NO - please don't post the mankini picture. I'm just about to have some lunch.
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I pop in there a few times a year, when I'm working down here (so not very often to be honest), it hasn't changed a bit.....in the winter that sell Youngs Winter Warmer.......fantastic pint that is. I used to drink that back in the day as well!!Lincsaddick said:
Dirty Dicks .. a memory blastback .. not been in there for decadesRedmidland said:Well not disappointed so far.......just had a gander wander around Liverpool Street and walked past my favourite pub of yesteryear - Dirty Dicks - and my eye was very pleased!!! What a day to have to work down here......such a pity..........NOT!!1 -
Phew!! Thanks.Redmidland said:
Ok @bobmunro, but only cause your eating lunch!!! I'll put it away......for NOW!!!! Mwaaaaaahbobmunro said:To_Be_Franck said:
Back in the day, fair enough. But do you really still have the legs for hot pants and mini skirt?Redmidland said:On my way from East Midlands to work in London today, around Liverpool St, looking forward to the sights. I remember back in the day....Hot Pants and Mini Skirts.....think today will be enjoyable!!
No Red, NO - please don't post the mankini picture. I'm just about to have some lunch.
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look upon this you men .. and weep !!!! (Red .. you are a VERY brave man) ((:>)Redmidland said:
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Lincsaddick said:
look upon this you men .. and weep !!!! (Red .. you are a VERY brave man) ((:>)Redmidland said:
Yeah, fancy admitting to drinking Budweiser4 -
Does it still sell Red Stripe on draft?Redmidland said:
I pop in there a few times a year, when I'm working down here (so not very often to be honest), it hasn't changed a bit.....in the winter that sell Youngs Winter Warmer.......fantastic pint that is. I used to drink that back in the day as well!!Lincsaddick said:
Dirty Dicks .. a memory blastback .. not been in there for decadesRedmidland said:Well not disappointed so far.......just had a gander wander around Liverpool Street and walked past my favourite pub of yesteryear - Dirty Dicks - and my eye was very pleased!!! What a day to have to work down here......such a pity..........NOT!!1 -
Not nice taking about Mrs SB like thatSillybilly said:Finally gave in to Mrs SB and bought an air conditioning unit for our bedroom (which is an attic extension and suffers from extremes of temperature). 250 sovs and I was rather cynical but it’s been a godsend. Big old thing and have to leave a velux window open so it can be vented but kept the temperature to a nice 18 degrees last night.1 -
Why don't men wear short sleeves in hot weather? I've seen so many blokes in the City wearing suits with long sleeved shirts, and big sweat patches. What is wrong with wearing short sleeved shirts? Serious question!1
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It just doesn’t look right in a formal contextWilma said:Why don't men wear short sleeves in hot weather? I've seen so many blokes in the City wearing suits with long sleeved shirts, and big sweat patches. What is wrong with wearing short sleeved shirts? Serious question!7 -
Nor do big sweat patches!se9addick said:
It just doesn’t look right in a formal contextWilma said:Why don't men wear short sleeves in hot weather? I've seen so many blokes in the City wearing suits with long sleeved shirts, and big sweat patches. What is wrong with wearing short sleeved shirts? Serious question!
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40 in the shade @ lunchtime .. 2 below at teatime .. after all, this is EnglandWilma said:Why don't men wear short sleeves in hot weather? I've seen so many blokes in the City wearing suits with long sleeved shirts, and big sweat patches. What is wrong with wearing short sleeved shirts? Serious question!
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So wear an undershirt...Wilma said:
Nor do big sweat patches!se9addick said:
It just doesn’t look right in a formal contextWilma said:Why don't men wear short sleeves in hot weather? I've seen so many blokes in the City wearing suits with long sleeved shirts, and big sweat patches. What is wrong with wearing short sleeved shirts? Serious question!0 -
Hastingsaddick said:
Saw a few yesterday...more today though as for dealing with the heat we are planning on going to the beach on Wednesday & Thursday and no doubt will end up in the Dolphin after.LargeAddick said:Hastingsaddick said:Flying Ant Day today.
had them yesterday, nothing copious amounts of boiling hot water couldn't cure ..
Will be in the Dolphin this Sunday lunchtime on our annual pilgrimage to Hastings - has to be fish and chips after before ending the day at The Cinque Port Arms, then train home. Job done.1 -
I don't wear a suit or long sleeved shirt, but surely an undershirt beneath a long sleeved shirt would make a person hotter still?se9addick said:
So wear an undershirt...Wilma said:
Nor do big sweat patches!se9addick said:
It just doesn’t look right in a formal contextWilma said:Why don't men wear short sleeves in hot weather? I've seen so many blokes in the City wearing suits with long sleeved shirts, and big sweat patches. What is wrong with wearing short sleeved shirts? Serious question!
Thank you for answering though. I have wondered why so many men stick with long sleeves in hot weather. It's so much easier being a woman and being able to walk around in next to nothing :-)0 - Sponsored links:
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and long may that state of affairs last .. hasn't affected @Redmidland thoughWilma said:
I don't wear a suit or long sleeved shirt, but surely an undershirt beneath a long sleeved shirt would make a person hotter still?se9addick said:
So wear an undershirt...Wilma said:
Nor do big sweat patches!se9addick said:
It just doesn’t look right in a formal contextWilma said:Why don't men wear short sleeves in hot weather? I've seen so many blokes in the City wearing suits with long sleeved shirts, and big sweat patches. What is wrong with wearing short sleeved shirts? Serious question!
Thank you for answering though. I have wondered why so many men stick with long sleeves in hot weather. It's so much easier being a woman and being able to walk around in next to nothing :-)
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Many men probably don't own any short sleeve "formal" shirts either. Beach shirts perhaps but not plain onesWilma said:
I don't wear a suit or long sleeved shirt, but surely an undershirt beneath a long sleeved shirt would make a person hotter still?se9addick said:
So wear an undershirt...Wilma said:
Nor do big sweat patches!se9addick said:
It just doesn’t look right in a formal contextWilma said:Why don't men wear short sleeves in hot weather? I've seen so many blokes in the City wearing suits with long sleeved shirts, and big sweat patches. What is wrong with wearing short sleeved shirts? Serious question!
Thank you for answering though. I have wondered why so many men stick with long sleeves in hot weather. It's so much easier being a woman and being able to walk around in next to nothing :-)
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A number of weather models now predicting 39C for Thursday with 36-37C quite widely. 36.7 is the July record and 38.5 the all-time record. Interesting times.
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I wasnt ready but a client meeting in town finished just before 4, so have now relocated my office to outside a bar in Beckenham.
If only they had Peroni on tap in the office.
still too hot to be wearing a suit though!1 -
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Heat is killing my appetite - hopefully might lose some weight.0
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Unfortunately not doing the same for me (BBQ will be lit soon)hoof_it_up_to_benty said:Heat is killing my appetite - hopefully might lose some weight.1 -
Gym was empty which is great!0
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Noooooo!!! You should have said. I’d have rescued them.LargeAddick said:Hastingsaddick said:Flying Ant Day today.
had them yesterday, nothing copious amounts of boiling hot water couldn't cure ..1 -
Same here.....but then I've been known to BBQ when it's snowing.DaveMehmet said:
Unfortunately not doing the same for me (BBQ will be lit soon)hoof_it_up_to_benty said:Heat is killing my appetite - hopefully might lose some weight.0
