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It's literally as hot as a dog's dripping bell. I'm being forced to sit in my underwear, and Im still roasting. I want to go outside but it's so hot! argh!
I pity you fools who are working or at school.
I would like to talk to you about Thomas Aquinas.
love gerard
xxx
*dies*
I pity you fools who are working or at school.
I would like to talk to you about Thomas Aquinas.
love gerard
xxx
*dies*
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Apparantly, one of the two hottest places in the UK is Bournemouth. I live in Poole, which is right next door.
Crud.
Crud.
i hab a colb
If you don't, then you've lost all feeling in your back.
Get a new one.
Get a new one.
Clazon wrote:
>
> Although today was brilliant in London. A really strong breeze, so I
> remained cool whilst inside and also whilst basking in glorious
> sunlight in a private park for lunch.
And later you shall feel the sunburn. :D
>
> Although today was brilliant in London. A really strong breeze, so I
> remained cool whilst inside and also whilst basking in glorious
> sunlight in a private park for lunch.
And later you shall feel the sunburn. :D
Hedfix wrote:
> Generally it's better to be too cold than too hot.
Agreed.
Although today was brilliant in London. A really strong breeze, so I remained cool whilst inside and also whilst basking in glorious sunlight in a private park for lunch.
Today was great.
Although snow is unbeatable.
> Generally it's better to be too cold than too hot.
Agreed.
Although today was brilliant in London. A really strong breeze, so I remained cool whilst inside and also whilst basking in glorious sunlight in a private park for lunch.
Today was great.
Although snow is unbeatable.
RoJ wrote:
> I got burnt the other day and I slapped some aloe vera oil (from the
> plant) all over it as well as some lavender stuff and the next day it
> was a nice tan. Make fun if you want but it does work.
Okay Andrex.
EB, I can understand if you have a cold. I've sneezed a few times over the last few days. I have a cure for you.
Go outside.
> I got burnt the other day and I slapped some aloe vera oil (from the
> plant) all over it as well as some lavender stuff and the next day it
> was a nice tan. Make fun if you want but it does work.
Okay Andrex.
EB, I can understand if you have a cold. I've sneezed a few times over the last few days. I have a cure for you.
Go outside.
RoJ wrote:
> I got burnt the other day and I slapped some aloe vera oil (from the
> plant) all over it as well as some lavender stuff and the next day it
> was a nice tan. Make fun if you want but it does work.
I have a friend who swears by aloe vera for sunburn, does indeed work a treat.
> I got burnt the other day and I slapped some aloe vera oil (from the
> plant) all over it as well as some lavender stuff and the next day it
> was a nice tan. Make fun if you want but it does work.
I have a friend who swears by aloe vera for sunburn, does indeed work a treat.
Super Kev wrote:
>
> Depends which side you bat for. But surely ladies must like the hot
> weather, it gives them/you an excuse to buy a whole new wardrobe!
If I actually did that it would be a plus I suppose, but I dont, I buy the odd thing here and there, never a load of clothes at once.
>
> Depends which side you bat for. But surely ladies must like the hot
> weather, it gives them/you an excuse to buy a whole new wardrobe!
If I actually did that it would be a plus I suppose, but I dont, I buy the odd thing here and there, never a load of clothes at once.
Generally it's better to be too cold than too hot.
Feel pretty fecked today due to this heat.
Feel pretty fecked today due to this heat.
We should have this weather all year round except from the 21st December to 2nd Jan when we should have 2ft of snow that instantly melts and is replaced with nice weather again.
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