Office Work, Part Deux: Professional Mayhen

[debilorrah]

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It's 106 here and I can't breathe. Otherwise, I wanna know why these are gone and not in my mouth.

 

[mclevinson]

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It's 106 here and I can't breathe. Otherwise, I wanna know why these are gone and not in my mouth.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/14951_brownies.jpg

Yum!

 

[LarryPQ]

Nevermind, I got it.

Hey Sparkles! Is he single?

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[LarryPQ]

It is 118 outside. And I have no brownies. So: Debbi-- I have thusly one-upped you!

 

[debilorrah]

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Again, you can keep it. Though once it gets past 105 what the heck is the difference?

 

[mclevinson]

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Again, you can keep it. Though once it gets past 105 what the heck is the difference?

There's a difference. At 118 I CANNOT go outside for even 5 minutes without recovery time.

 

[ibpboo]

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My good friend brought me bunches of groceries last night! yay me!!

 

[mclevinson]

I am officially in a *itchA** crappy, hateful, DIAF (I finally get the REALLY useful thing about this phrase) mood. I want to cry, while totally destroying something and simultaneously screaming my head off. I have cramps where my heart is and AAARRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHH!

 

[debilorrah]

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Again, you can keep it. Though once it gets past 105 what the heck is the difference?

There's a difference. At 118 I CANNOT go outside for even 5 minutes without recovery time.

When I lived in the high sierras, thrid degree burns on people hands were normal from not remembering to cover their hand when opening a car door. 120 there easy. But yeah, to me, once it's 105 or hotter, I can;t breathe outside. And there is a slight wind here and it is just swirling the hot air around. Like standing by a blow dryer. Gross.

 

[MSDeb]

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There's a difference. At 118 I CANNOT go outside for even 5 minutes without recovery time.

When I lived in the high sierras, thrid degree burns on people hands were normal from not remembering to cover their hand when opening a car door. 120 there easy. But yeah, to me, once it's 105 or hotter, I can;t breathe outside. And there is a slight wind here and it is just swirling the hot air around. Like standing by a blow dryer. Gross.

The heat index here is a balmy, 115. It rained for about five minutes. The steam is coming off everything like a tea kettle. Call it a wet sauna!

Debi, we want brownies! Yum.

McFly, a double dog dare? Wow. Will have to get serious about training. But first! An adult beverage to ponder it all.