God its humid

ronbyrne2005

God its humid im sweating here in my room trying to sleep. Hope we're not in for a long humid and warm spell again!

abetarrush

ronbyrne2005 wrote:

God its humid im sweating here in my room trying to sleep. Hope we're not in for a long humid and warm spell again!

indeed

the ninja rain is comin back

Mimikyu

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blorg

Post location. I am in the nastiest most humid flat here in DUB and frankly it is not so bad as that last while. A mere 23 right now, have seen 28 !!>>>!

Ruu_Old

Its hell going outside at any time of the day here, daytime 40ish C. Nightime around 30C+ and pile on the humidity. I just give up trying to sleep:(

Rb

I haven't noticed any humidty tonight, haven't for a few nights now. It's quite a nice temperature here tbh, not too hot, not too cold.

Dermington

Damn you humidity!!!!

imeddyhobbs

ronbyrne2005 wrote:

God its humid im sweating here in my room trying to sleep. Hope we're not in for a long humid and warm spell again!

so you like to sleep in front of your pc?

Big Ears

imeddyhobbs wrote:

so you like to sleep in front of your pc?

He could have a laptop in his room .

Ruu_Old

Everyone sleeps at their PC. I mean where else would one sleep?

scojones

rb_ie wrote:

I haven't noticed any humidty tonight, haven't for a few nights now. It's quite a nice temperature here tbh, not too hot, not too cold.

It's the same here.

Terry

i knew it wasn't just me.

i carried 24 bottles of beer on my shoulder for half a mile and was sweating afterwards. after about 15 minutes i was still sweating. i knew it was nothing to do with the carrying beer thing and could feel the heat, but my skinny friends argued otherwise.
i feel vindicated.

Mossy Monk

rb_ie wrote:

I haven't noticed any humidty tonight

agreed. the humidity is gone now no? i am not feeling it anyway

Black Swan

Come to the So Cal beaches. Not humid here.

Rb

Mossy Monk wrote:

agreed. the humidity is gone now no? i am not feeling it anyway

I think its gone anyway, certainly haven't felt it in a while.

Actually felt a bit chilly getting into bed there a few minutes ago so definately not humid.

Ruu_Old

Blue_Lagoon wrote:

Come to the So Cal beaches. Not humid here.

Boring old Illinois is teh suck for humidity, sooner I go back home the better.

EOA_Mushy

ronbyrne2005 wrote:

God its humid im sweating here in my room trying to sleep. Hope we're not in for a long humid and warm spell again!

Wahooo!!! & it seems to be around 30C again!!!

Terry

i would be willing to bet that you are not hungover.
humidity + hangover = hell.

Devious

Humidity is my greatest foe. I would like to eat it's children.

g5hn710m4xpdwy

I havnt made it outside yet today but yesturday it wasnt too bad :O

Dudess

When I opened the door of the apartment block where I live, I thought some sort of hot-air machine was on above me. Jebus, it's unbearable... And imagine the sun shining on top of it... but wait, we can't complain if the sun is shining. :rolleyes:

grimloch

For some peculiar reason, I'm not finding it too bad at all, despite the fact that I've just cut the grass. Last night was pretty cool until about nine o'clock when I was forced to remove my sleeping pants.

Black Swan

"This calls for a weather report?" *Runs to mirror. Brushes out long hair and adds a little eyeliner, makes a face, runs back to laptop* "Saturday weather in OC is splendid, little or no humidity, a nice breeze out of the west off the Pacific, and clear blue skies." *Turns to news anchor and smiles* "How's the oil flowing in Iraq?":rolleyes:

Doomspell

julep wrote:

i would be willing to bet that you are not hungover.
humidity + hangover = hell.

humidity + drink + party = alot of nudity!

pvt. joker

it's 10pm in austin, texas right now and a balmy 92 degrees F. You don't know hot and humid :fawk:

FatherTed

pvt. joker wrote:

it's 10pm in austin, texas right now and a balmy 92 degrees F. You don't know hot and humid :fawk:

Your dead right. As I said before in the other 'oh its so hot in ireland' thread last week, ye poor guys in Ireland can't handle the heat. 23C and it's oh so hot and humid? Jeez, I wish it were like that here. Here near NYC, it was over 100F most of the week, coupled with high humidity it was about 115F heat index. Yeah, thats about 46C. Personally I love it. The hotter the better. You have to learn how to deal with the hot weather. Of course, my office has a very cool a/c, drink lots of water etc, come home and into the pool with the kids after dinner.

Also, maybe you should get an air conditioner for your bedroom. Nothing like a freezing room on a hot summers night. They sell for about $80 at Walmart, I'll ship one over for ya.

FFS kids, get a grip.

Mossy Monk

you are cool

Terry

oh just shut the fuck up.
i don't give a rats arse how hot and humid it is in america. this is not america and most of us don't live there. this is Ireland and we are not used to the heat. i don't care what the temperature is in some hole in texas or wisconsin. i'm sure it's hotter in some hole in guinea or equador. i don't really care about those places either.
anything above 20c is too hot for the average Irish person and that's why we complain.

I went to bed dressed in a tshirt, with the windows open beside me woke up at 3 times during the night becuz too hot , and still woke up sweating!!!! only to discover its raining!!!
I'm not ****ing impressed at all!!!!

FlutterinBantam

You went to bed DRESSED in a tshirt.....Very interesting.... So you didn't go to bed WEARING a tshirt....I might run that one on the English language forum...thanks for that

Pighead

coolsmileygirl wrote:

I went to bed dressed in a tshirt, with the windows open beside me woke up at 3 times during the night becuz too hot , and still woke up sweating!!!! only to discover its raining!!!
I'm not ****ing impressed at all!!!!

Well if you invite 5 blokes back from the pub you have to be prepared to put up with at least some body heat. Heres a tip. Kick the cnuts out when you're finished with them.

Pighead

Pighead wrote:

Well if you invite 5 blokes back from the pub you have to be prepared to put up with at least some body heat. Heres a tip. Kick the cnuts out when you're finished with them.

Thanks for the tip but I wanted the the morning after 'seconds'
I'm greedy!:p


joke!

FlutterinBantam

:eek: :eek:

FatherTed

julep wrote:

oh just shut the fuck up.
i don't give a rats arse how hot and humid it is in america. this is not america and most of us don't live there. this is Ireland and we are not used to the heat. i don't care what the temperature is in some hole in texas or wisconsin. i'm sure it's hotter in some hole in guinea or equador. i don't really care about those places either.
anything above 20c is too hot for the average Irish person and that's why we complain.

wah-wah-wah

Ruu_Old

coolsmileygirl wrote:

Thanks for the tip but I wanted the the morning after 'seconds'
I'm greedy!:p


joke!

Classy as ever CSG.

LundiMardi

FatherTed wrote:

Your dead right. As I said before in the other 'oh its so hot in ireland' thread last week, ye poor guys in Ireland can't handle the heat. 23C and it's oh so hot and humid? Jeez, I wish it were like that here. Here near NYC, it was over 100F most of the week, coupled with high humidity it was about 115F heat index. Yeah, thats about 46C. Personally I love it. The hotter the better. You have to learn how to deal with the hot weather. Of course, my office has a very cool a/c, drink lots of water etc, come home and into the pool with the kids after dinner.

Also, maybe you should get an air conditioner for your bedroom. Nothing like a freezing room on a hot summers night. They sell for about $80 at Walmart, I'll ship one over for ya.

FFS kids, get a grip.

yes but in America, you can escape the heat/humidity with all the lovely air con you have indoors in pretty much every building. If you're walking down the street and feel a little hot, all ya gotta do is walk inside and it's almost cold!! HEAVEN:)

But here, we have no such luck, you can't escape it!! It follows you wherever you go.

FatherTed

LundiMardi wrote:

yes but in America, you can escape the heat/humidity with all the lovely air con you have indoors in pretty much every building. If you're walking down the street and feel a little hot, all ya gotta do is walk inside and it's almost cold!! HEAVEN:)

But here, we have no such luck, you can't escape it!! It follows you wherever you go.

So why cant you get air conditioners in Ireland??

pvt. joker

julep wrote:

oh just shut the fuck up.
i don't give a rats arse how hot and humid it is in america. this is not america and most of us don't live there. this is Ireland and we are not used to the heat. i don't care what the temperature is in some hole in texas or wisconsin. i'm sure it's hotter in some hole in guinea or equador. i don't really care about those places either.
anything above 20c is too hot for the average Irish person and that's why we complain.

no a/c, no jobs, houses cost too much, americans ruined everything...i sense a trend

pvt. joker

LundiMardi wrote:

yes but in America, you can escape the heat/humidity with all the lovely air con you have indoors in pretty much every building. If you're walking down the street and feel a little hot, all ya gotta do is walk inside and it's almost cold!! HEAVEN:)

But here, we have no such luck, you can't escape it!! It follows you wherever you go.

there's no such thing as a window a/c unit over there? They literally cost about $90 for one big enough to turn your bedroom 55*f

Terry

pvt. joker wrote:

no a/c, no jobs, houses cost too much, americans ruined everything...i sense a trend

re-read the post.
there is no mention of americans doing anything.
i was simply pointing out that this board is an Irish one and the majority of people who use it are Irish and living in Ireland. see, i also mentioned two other countries. but being american, you probably over looked that.

OctavarIan

pvt. joker wrote:

there's no such thing as a window a/c unit over there?

Of course there is.

pvt. joker

julep wrote:

re-read the post.
there is no mention of americans doing anything.
i was simply pointing out that this board is an Irish one and the majority of people who use it are Irish and living in Ireland. see, i also mentioned two other countries. but being american, you probably over looked that.

next time i'm in ireland, we're drinking. you seem like you would be great to argue with over about 12 pints

pvt. joker

OctavarIan wrote:

Of course there is.

i was being facetious

Terry

pvt. joker wrote:

next time i'm in ireland, we're drinking. you seem like you would be great to argue with over about 12 pints

i'm actually quite mellow when i'm drunk, except for when two people jump my friend and i have to take one of them in order to prevent him getting a kicking. but i don't really want to talk about last saturday night. it's not something i'm proud of.

Flukey

If it is humid and you can't sleep, this week in particular, have a look out your window. You might see some meteors, that's a falling or shooting star to some of you. Around now, for a couple of weeks, there are more than usual to be seen. If it is clear you will see them. That does not mean that you will see loads streaming across the sky every second, but you have a good chance of seeing one or two if you stay looking long enough. Check the Astronomy Forum for more details. Sci -> Astronomy / Space. There are a couple of threads running there with information about them. There is a lot more to see out there too. So if you can't sleep, go to your window and look up.

FatherTed

That's amazing!

pvt. joker

julep wrote:

i'm actually quite mellow when i'm drunk, except for when two people jump my friend and i have to take one of them in order to prevent him getting a kicking. but i don't really want to talk about last saturday night. it's not something i'm proud of.

i'm mr personality when i'm drunk. it's my sober personality that people don't really care for.

so did you knock some teeth out or what?

Terry

pvt. joker wrote:

i'm mr personality when i'm drunk. it's my sober personality that people don't really care for.

yeah. i can see why.

so did you knock some teeth out or what?

no. just threw enough punches to scare the crap out of the mouthy scumbag and prevent my friend from getting a kicking. then i dragged my friend away before he did any real damage.
i'm just glad i hadn't drank too much and had enough sense not to do real damage to anyone.
they learned that calling a drunk man names and trying to be a hard man in front of a few girls just ends up getting you a kicking and i learned that my friend is gone off the rails.
i also learned that some girls can be quite violent. they were more of a danger to my friend than the scumbags who were mouthing off.

FlutterinBantam

Where did this happen???

rogue-entity

The humidity here is nothing compared to Hong Kong. I was there for a fortnight, and it was between 95 and 100% humidity. Plus they get temperatures in the 30s and 40s. On the bright side, it makes for some spectacular thunder storms.