Pretty not-bad outlook there ChrisA lot of SE Queensland is being whacked by afternoon storms. A good viewing spot, my back deck, ale in hand, munching on Christmas leftovers.
Considering it’s in the middle of suburbiaPretty not-bad outlook there Chris
the good news living this far north is that it is dark between 5pm and 8 am...so the wife cant see me and I cant see her.Have you tried another wife Henry?
Paul
Thomas Edison must have pissed off a lot of people, but I bet pub profits went through the roof.the good news living this far north is that it is dark between 5pm and 8 am...so the wife cant see me and I cant see her.
Hot or cold it is the moisture content that does the work. A dry minus 15 is far less painful the minus 2 in high humidity. The same as +35 with 98% is almost unbearable.Of course humidity overnight was between 95 to 100%
Which is how one can stand near 100 °C in a sauna.Hot or cold it is the moisture content that does the work. A dry minus 15 is far less painful the minus 2 in high humidity. The same as +35 with 98% is almost unbearable.
100c - should keep your roast chicken nice and hotWhich is how one can stand near 100 °C in a sauna.
Sweat allows the body to dispose heat since evaporation consumes energy. If the air is near saturated in water, no sweat.
Paul
He sweats more when reading the Daily Mirror.100c - should keep your roast chicken nice and hot
I think everyone sweats in a sauna Paul (barring Prince Andrew of course)
I suspect that he would sweat in the witness box.He sweats more when reading the Daily Mirror.