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Why does 30 degree heat feel hotter in the UK than it does when you're abroad?
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Seriously!!
Spent the start of June in Turkey (32 degree average) and didn't bother me at all.
My head convinced me that I wasn't allowed to function yesterday, at all!!
Is it just holiday mode? All inclusive drinks add more resilience? Plethora of hot people in one location adds to the enjoyment.
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"Seriously!!
Spent the start of June in Turkey (32 degree average) and didn't bother me at all.
My head convinced me that I wasn't allowed to function yesterday, at all!!
Is it just holiday mode? All inclusive drinks add more resilience? Plethora of hot people in one location adds to the enjoyment.
Feeling perplexed "
Humidity plays a big factor. Look up wet bulb temperatures |
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"Seriously!!
Spent the start of June in Turkey (32 degree average) and didn't bother me at all.
My head convinced me that I wasn't allowed to function yesterday, at all!!
Is it just holiday mode? All inclusive drinks add more resilience? Plethora of hot people in one location adds to the enjoyment.
Feeling perplexed "
Alot of people say that |
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"Seriously!!
Spent the start of June in Turkey (32 degree average) and didn't bother me at all.
My head convinced me that I wasn't allowed to function yesterday, at all!!
Is it just holiday mode? All inclusive drinks add more resilience? Plethora of hot people in one location adds to the enjoyment.
Feeling perplexed
Humidity plays a big factor. Look up wet bulb temperatures "
Everyday is a school day!! How intriguing! |
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Working, houses and offices designed to keep you warm rather than cool like in places like Turkey. You are more relaxed so don't really care either, not in a rush to get anything done/everything is done for you such as cooking and cleaning etc. |
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"Seriously!!
Spent the start of June in Turkey (32 degree average) and didn't bother me at all.
My head convinced me that I wasn't allowed to function yesterday, at all!!
Is it just holiday mode? All inclusive drinks add more resilience? Plethora of hot people in one location adds to the enjoyment.
Feeling perplexed
Humidity plays a big factor. Look up wet bulb temperatures "
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By *ean counterMan
over a year ago
Market Harborough/ Kettering |
On holiday you are wearing very little (or nothing at all if you are adventurous!). I'm currently wearing boxer shorts, trousers, a long sleeved shirt, socks and shoes and to me its the socks and shoes that do it !!  |
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