Too early to light the fire?

Sir Arthur Daley

beano345 wrote: »

Have the fire blazing,cup of tea and a joint

As you would :pac:

Galwayguy35

Duvetdays wrote: »

I love my heat my feather duvet stayed on all summer.

You must have been sweating like Christy Moore last week.

No cold today, just the right temp.

wendell borton

Its always been burning since the worlds been turning.

endacl

Magaggie wrote: »

Yeh that's fair enough. I'm referring to people going on about non existent cold. It's bad for people's health to heat up unnecessarily. Sorry, it's (as you can see :pac:) something that really bugs me. I wouldn't mind if it was something that didn't affect other people, but it does.
And I'm not one of these "I love the cold and rain and winter" people. I hate the actual cold too.

You don't like it too hot. You don't like it too cold.

Do you have blond hair? Hang out eating porridge with bears?

Sir Arthur Daley

I put out salt on the driveway earlier black frost is a bitch.

Mint Sauce

What is wrong with you people?

Man the funk up!

Ruu

I am using the fire app, nice and cozy.

Cantremember

boobar wrote: »

Sitting here, pouring rain outside, so it'll be a night in front of the TV.

It's quite cold...is it too early in the year to light the fire?

Should we just accept that Winter is here?

I didn't realise fires were a type of calendar.

pharmaton

had a couple of firelogs leftover from winter and lit them up today, did the job. The rain had been pelting down and someone arrived in soaked to the skin, couple of steaming coffees and a glowing fire later and all was well in the world.

B.A._Baracus

It's wet.... it's damp and it was a tad bit nippy today. So what not make yourself cozy and light a fire.

Duck's hoop

Jaysus.

22 degrees 10 days ago. Kant kope. Can't sleep. It's like being inside the sun.

9 degrees cooler and it's Baltic - fires and mulled fcuking wine.

What a truly resilient bunch we are.

Son Of A Vidic

boobar wrote: »

Too early to light the fire?

Too early as in it's not October yet? Yes, of course it's too early.

Tarzana

boobar wrote: »

Sitting here, pouring rain outside, so it'll be a night in front of the TV.

It's quite cold...is it too early in the year to light the fire?

Should we just accept that Winter is here?

One feckin' bad day, and summer is over? We can still get warm weather well into September.

Sam Kade

Chucken wrote: »

It's bucketing down here and getting darker by the minute. 11 degrees with a real feel of 8. Don't tell me it's not cold. :mad:

Let me guess you forgot to go indoors

Tarzana

Magaggie wrote: »

A bit of a breeze, bit of drizzle, grey skies - is not automatically cold.

It was cold today.

Magaggie wrote: »

Big time. It's a bugbear of mine having shared houses with women who'd put on the heating in the fecking summer. So selfish.

Sometimes it's cold enough in the summer to warrant putting on the heat/a fire. It's not selfish.

Tarzana

Magaggie wrote: »

Still summer.

Nope, it's Autumn.

Sam Kade

Ffs anyone that were around in the 70's know what it's like to be cold. Houses had no insulation only heat was in front of the fire and a hot water bottle for the bed. Pansies nowadays don't know how spoiled they are :mad: I heard someone say recently that back then his father got a brainwave to put the chairs in front of the fire and he made a wall behind each chair with large cardboard boxes to trap the heat from the fire before it went through the roof

Sam Kade

Sam Kade wrote: »

Ffs anyone that were around in the 70's know what it's like to be cold. Houses had no insulation only heat was in front of the fire and a hot water bottle for the bed. Pansies nowadays don't know how spoiled they are :mad: I heard someone say recently that back then his father got a brainwave to put the chairs in front of the fire and he made a wall behind each chair with large cardboard boxes to trap the heat from the fire before it went through the roof

Yet it's people who lived through that who are always cold. :P

mickydoomsux

Tarzana wrote: »

It was cold today.

No it wasn't.

It wasn't hot, but it also sure as **** wasn't cold.

Lia_lia

I'm sorry but..what?! Where are you located? It was a lovely day here!

poppyvally

I have just put on a padded jacket. First time I've worn it since early June

Sam Kade

Deleted User wrote: »

Yet it's people who lived through that who are always cold. :P

I lived through it, what cold

_Whimsical_

Oh PLEASE don't start lighting fires yet. I couldn't bear the smell of winter in the air just yet.
Do like your mammies say, put a jumper on!

KungPao

Last week: wearing shorts, took a trip to the beach at Dollymount.

Tonight: Following a ****ty cross-city trip in the rain and cold, got home, changed out of wet clothes and sparked up the gas fire on full blast.

robertxxx

I had shorts and a tee shirt on today ffs..........





I miss my stanley stove glow!

demanufactured

Yes too early.
Fires can be lot from October 1st onwards.

Tarzana

mickydoomsux wrote: »

No it wasn't.

It wasn't hot, but it also sure as **** wasn't cold.

Definite chill in the air.

Tarzana

Sam Kade wrote: »

Ffs anyone that were around in the 70's know what it's like to be cold. Houses had no insulation only heat was in front of the fire and a hot water bottle for the bed. Pansies nowadays don't know how spoiled they are :mad:

I grew up in a very poorly insulated, icy cold house and today I made myself a hot water bottle.

KungPao

demanufactured wrote: »

Yes too early.
Fires can be lot from October 1st onwards.

It's set by specific dates!? This is Ireland...the temps are basically the same all year round bar the occasional "heat wave" and cold spell.

Today it was utterly miserable in Dublin...last check at 9pm it was 12 degs, sensation 5! With rain rain and more rain and pretty low temps it means the fire can be lit!*

*At least a crappy firelog or low settings on the gas fire.

mickydoomsux

Tarzana wrote: »

Definite chill in the air.

Irish female spotted.