This is unreasonable.

[Davros]

Pah - that's not even crackin 40 - just a mild 37-38 deg C - nothin to beef about yet - that's why the invented air conditioning for chrissake.

Write and tell us again when it gets really warm please [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Iron_Ranger]

Originally posted by Davros: Pah - that's not even crackin 40 - just a mild 37-38 deg C - nothin to beef about yet - that's why the invented air conditioning for chrissake. Write and tell us again when it gets really warm please [img]smile.gif[/img]

Will do, I will post again in August when its around 110. Actually rised to 104 yesterday.

Of course this includes the heat spilling into late September and often early October, and usally very, very mild winters and falls. Most of the time doest drop below 40.

But as a matter of fact, we had a pretty cold winter last year. Even snowed and iced over a few times.

Hey Heirophant- No one forced you to read it. So you didnt have to hear anything. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[ 06-01-2003, 04:15 AM: Message edited by: Iron_Ranger ]

[Vaskez]

Originally posted by Davros: Pah - that's not even crackin 40 - just a mild 37-38 deg C - nothin to beef about yet - that's why the invented air conditioning for chrissake. Write and tell us again when it gets really warm please [img]smile.gif[/img]

Yeah I was gonna say something along these lines. I've been in EUROPE in 45 Celsius - it shouldn't really get that hot in Europe - it only happens when the hot air from Africa gets carried up north.

If anyone is interested, the formula for translating between Fahrenheit and Celsius is as follows : C = (F - 32)*5/9 so
if F = 100 as is the case in this thread, then C = (100-32)*5/9 = 37.8 as Davros said.
To convert back, reverse the process i.e. F = C*9/5 + 32

[Stormymystic]

Originally posted by Vaskez: quote: Originally posted by Davros: Pah - that's not even crackin 40 - just a mild 37-38 deg C - nothin to beef about yet - that's why the invented air conditioning for chrissake. Write and tell us again when it gets really warm please [img]smile.gif[/img]

Yeah I was gonna say something along these lines. I've been in EUROPE in 45 Celsius - it shouldn't really get that hot in Europe - it only happens when the hot air from Africa gets carried up north.

If anyone is interested, the formula for translating between Fahrenheit and Celsius is as follows : C = (F - 32)*5/9 so
if F = 100 as is the case in this thread, then C = (100-32)*5/9 = 37.8 as Davros said.
To convert back, reverse the process i.e. F = C*9/5 + 32 [/QUOTE]ummm Vaskez....please don't do that to me again my mind was doing great after last night, and you had to go clog it with numbers again [img]tongue.gif[/img]