cold weather

WilyCoyote · 10-11-2013 11:38PM

Mint Aero wrote: »

Sleeps bollock naked but wear socks

And what about wellies?

cena · 10-11-2013 11:44PM

Carlos Roca wrote: »

Lol, this is such an Irish thread.

How is that?

cena · 10-11-2013 11:46PM

MadYaker wrote: »

Anyone else love this guys threads? :P

I could be a woman. But why do you like my threads or are you missing with me?

Abigayle · 10-11-2013 11:48PM

Mint Sauce wrote: »

Awaits all those who complaned about the heat to start posting its too cold.

You rang m'lud :pac:

I'm going to have to be honest here, I'm not good with either extremes. I hid indoors during the unbearable (to me) sun we had this year; only venturing out at night for supplies. The flip side of that is I cannot hold any heat in me in cold weather - regardless of how many layers I put on.

Not complaining though ....... >_>

(Brrrrr..)

cailinardthair · 10-11-2013 11:49PM

I wouldn't find it cold yet but there's is a nip in the air that requires a warmer jacket....when the hat and gloves go on then its cold....but I do like the fire on and the hotwater bottle....Its all cosy....love this time of year! (expect the rain)

Femme_Fatale · 10-11-2013 11:50PM

Abigayle wrote: »

You rang m'lud :pac:

I'm going to have to be honest here, I'm not good with either extremes. I hid indoors during the unbearable (to me) sun we had this year; only venturing out at night for supplies. The flip side of that is I cannot hold any heat in me in cold weather - regardless of how many layers I put on.

Not complaining though ....... >_>

(Brrrrr..)

Yeh there's nothing wrong with not liking either and preferring a happy medium.

10-11-2013 11:52PM

Few hours of heating is definitely needed in this weather to get rid of the cold feeling from the house. Putting on a jumper just doesn't cut it, sitting there in a cold room is uncomfortable.

Abigayle · 10-11-2013 11:53PM

Femme_Fatale wrote: »

Yeh there's nothing wrong with not liking either and preferring a happy medium.

Thank God someone else said it :pac:

I quite like my hat and gloves too though. Triple-layered

Peregrine · 11-11-2013 12:13AM

Abigayle wrote: »

I'm going to have to be honest here, I'm not good with either extremes. I hid indoors during the unbearable (to me) sun we had this year;

Same, I hate extreme weather.

But I was fine with the summer we got this year though. Anything over that would be going into the extremes for me.

Something like 20-25° all year would be perfect

Low humidity too.

Maybe a week or two of extremes to keep it interesting..

wretcheddomain · 11-11-2013 12:40AM

It's not cold, it's a lack of heat.

April O Neill · 11-11-2013 12:49AM

Savoir.Faire wrote: »

I don't mind it at all. Nothing better than stepping out of a bright, cold morning wrapped up in a good wool coat

Yeah, but this is Ireland where cold, damp, overcast conditions are the winter norm.

Geomy · 11-11-2013 12:50AM

This will keep you warm and dry. ..

http://store.magicseaweed.com/Xcel-Mens-5mm-Drylock-Hooded-Black-Wetsuit/Item/24733/

Yakult · 11-11-2013 12:52AM

I hate rain/wind, who doesnt? But I love those clear, bright, freezing days.

Firefox11 · 11-11-2013 01:05AM

Jack Silly Ballerina wrote: »

Few hours of heating is definitely needed in this weather to get rid of the cold feeling from the house. Putting on a jumper just doesn't cut it, sitting there in a cold room is uncomfortable.

You could get one of these:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/b?node=2453532031

cruais · 11-11-2013 01:16AM

Hayes Deafening Supermarket wrote: »

What cold weather? Bleedin' Nora, we've only had 3 nights of light frost so far. Come back and ask when it actually gets cold!

At 4 this morning, the car temp read -1 and I had to use the scraper to get the ice off windscreen so I could drive to work...

Mrs Garth Brooks · 11-11-2013 01:16AM

Im in Australia on one of those working holiday visas. Its not even summer yet and some days are very hot. With a hot sweaty ass all day. Here you're wet with sweat. At home its wet with rain.

I miss the fresh air. Its too hot here. The wind on a hot day here is like a hair dryer in your face. I dont know what im at coming here. I think I might be better going home and getting a car to keep warm and dry while venturing outside.

wretcheddomain · 11-11-2013 02:08AM

HardLuckWoman wrote: »

Im in Australia on one of those working holiday visas. Its not even summer yet and some days are very hot. With a hot sweaty ass all day. Here you're wet with sweat. At home its wet with rain.

I miss the fresh air. Its too hot here. The wind on a hot day here is like a hair dryer in your face. I dont know what im at coming here. I think I might be better going home and getting a car to keep warm and dry while venturing outside.

You're not going to work - you went there for a good time and a holiday.

Amazing how folks say they're forced to emigrate and pick the furthest possible place to allegedly "find work", which also just happens to be sunny and have nice beaches. They care so much for seeing their family of course which is why they didn't pick anywhere in Britain. :rolleyes:

Frank Garrett · 11-11-2013 02:26AM

If it's -5*C on a frosty morning - I love it.

If it's +5*C with wind and rain pounding my beautiful face - I loathe it.

WilyCoyote · 11-11-2013 03:06AM

Femme_Fatale wrote: »

Yeh there's nothing wrong with not liking either and preferring a happy medium.

Obviously her future looks very rosy

CrazyRabbit · 11-11-2013 03:08AM

It's cold outside?

<---Takes motorcycle clothing off.

theblaqueguy · 11-11-2013 03:12AM

WilyCoyote wrote: »

You a poet Benjamin?

No I'm not a poet Mr.Coyote
But thanks for asking
My name isn't benjamin either
Its Barack

11-11-2013 11:07AM

Firefox11 wrote: »

You could get one of these:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/b?node=2453532031

I'll just stick with turning on the heat if I'm cold.

Legs.Eleven · 11-11-2013 11:57AM

HardLuckWoman wrote: »

Im in Australia on one of those working holiday visas. Its not even summer yet and some days are very hot. With a hot sweaty ass all day. Here you're wet with sweat. At home its wet with rain.

I miss the fresh air. Its too hot here. The wind on a hot day here is like a hair dryer in your face. I dont know what im at coming here. I think I might be better going home and getting a car to keep warm and dry while venturing outside.

You made it to Australia in the end!! Yay! Don't come home; give it a chance!

Legs.Eleven · 11-11-2013 12:00PM

wretcheddomain wrote: »

You're not going to work - you went there for a good time and a holiday.

Amazing how folks say they're forced to emigrate and pick the furthest possible place to allegedly "find work", which also just happens to be sunny and have nice beaches. They care so much for seeing their family of course which is why they didn't pick anywhere in Britain. :rolleyes:

Jaysus what's your problem? Fcuking hell. She never said she was forced to emigrate.

Citroen2cv · 11-11-2013 12:53PM

Its not as cold as it is.

MusicalMelody · 11-11-2013 01:05PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I like that I get to wear my new pretty coat and my new pretty hat

I also get to do these things... Great day for the parish

Tiddlypeeps · 11-11-2013 01:45PM

wretcheddomain wrote: »

You're not going to work - you went there for a good time and a holiday.

Amazing how folks say they're forced to emigrate and pick the furthest possible place to allegedly "find work", which also just happens to be sunny and have nice beaches. They care so much for seeing their family of course which is why they didn't pick anywhere in Britain. :rolleyes:

That's a mighty big chip you got on your shoulder there :eek:

If you have to leave the country to find work anyway then why the hell would you not choose somewhere fantastic

Mint Sauce · 11-11-2013 01:52PM

cruais wrote: »

At 4 this morning, the car temp read -1 and I had to use the scraper to get the ice off windscreen so I could drive to work...

I had to do that yesterday morning, but its still not actually that cold.

As pointed out, its more that damp that gets us here. I've been on holidays were its been colder, below freezzing, and its been more comfortable compared to 1 or 2 above here.

I've only had the heating on a couple of times the last week, more so to make sure the damp does not get in, and to try and regulate the radiators.

Wompa1 · 11-11-2013 01:56PM

wretcheddomain wrote: »

You're not going to work - you went there for a good time and a holiday.

Amazing how folks say they're forced to emigrate and pick the furthest possible place to allegedly "find work", which also just happens to be sunny and have nice beaches. They care so much for seeing their family of course which is why they didn't pick anywhere in Britain. :rolleyes:

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LoonyLovegood · 11-11-2013 01:58PM

I'm after changing the bedclothes to the big flannel ones. If I'm in my room I have to have my duvet around me, it's just too cold otherwise. I've poxy storage heaters so it'll take a freeze before I'll turn them on.

cold weather

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