Summer in Britain
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vladhellsing (07/02/2015) [-] 
As a vampire I cannot stand direct sunlight, which is why I moved to Scotland.
But now I can't find any virgins!
But now I can't find any virgins!
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goldendarknessx (07/02/2015) [-] Yep over here the woman know how to ride men better than they can ride a bike.
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eziosminegtfosluts (07/03/2015) [-] I'll have you know that as a proud Scottish woman I can so ride a bike.
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noonelikesdan ONLINE (07/02/2015) [-]
I thought I'd be safe in Wales, nope, sun everywhere.
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kristovsky (07/02/2015) [-] That's Frankie Boyle's Joke, you thought we wouldn't know didn't you?
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thesoulseeker (07/03/2015) [-] It's lukewarm at best. I'm from Bulgaria and I'm used to summer temperatures of over 30 something C so summer in Scotland is like a chill spring to me.
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europeisquitenice (07/03/2015) [-] Can I have a source? Please, please, pretty please, this is the most awesome thing I've ever seen on the internet so far!
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witislimited (07/03/2015) [-] Anyone else laughing just because he's pissed off and shouting one second, and conversational the next?
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witislimited (07/03/2015) [-] Well, yeah, but it's still a 2 part segment of the same alternating sequence
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irishalbino (07/02/2015) [-] You merely adopted the heat. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't feel the cold until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but freezing!
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suckthesack (07/03/2015) [-]
tried something similar in Mali in westafrica. 50 c in the shade but it was a dry heat so thank ****
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irishalbino (07/03/2015) [-] That is very true. I'd prefer this heat compared to a lot of the country.
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infinitereaper (07/02/2015) [-] I've lived and been to places of extreme heat and extreme cold.
I prefer cold.
I prefer cold.
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anon (07/02/2015) [-]
It was 102 in Georgia two weeks ago, and it's not even real summer yet. We're expecting 115 average by August...so yeah.
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kashikeoi (07/02/2015) [-] during the summer at my work place outside can get around100 F-105F [37.7C-40.5] pretty common
and inside can get anywhere from 110 F - 120 F [43.3C-48.8C] (130F [54.4C]if I'm working on a roof for a trailer)
OBVIOUSLY we don't stay up that high for long, and drink enough water to drown a whale as we sweat the equivalent of the Texas flood.
and inside can get anywhere from 110 F - 120 F [43.3C-48.8C] (130F [54.4C]if I'm working on a roof for a trailer)
OBVIOUSLY we don't stay up that high for long, and drink enough water to drown a whale as we sweat the equivalent of the Texas flood.
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vaporwing (07/02/2015) [-] 108 here in god awful Florida plus 100% humidity. Real feel? 123. And this is the weather where you take a shower and you don't dry off for 45 minutes. Arizona dry heat is fine as long as you stay hydrated. Florida humid heat ******* roasts you all day long. And everyday in the summer we get about 15 to 30 minutes a rain. You may think that would make **** cooler, **** that **** . The steam from the roads just makes it even more ****** . I Have family in Phoenix and and Flagstaff and visit pretty often, otherwise I wouldn't have said anything
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Dakafal (07/02/2015) [-] I have the opposite situation as you and I refuse to visit my family in Florida during the summer. I don't know how you guys deal with that **** . Granted, I doubt you have to deal with the temperature literally never going below 90, except in the wee hours just before the sun comes up when it's 80
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soldieroffortunemp (07/02/2015) [-] I'm with you bud, I live in Virginia. We had a 95 day with 90% humidity, I learned to drink the air and that it really felt like 115.
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rattybastard ONLINE (07/02/2015) [-] Dude, this is a cool year; how many 100 degree days have we actually had this year? Maybe two? All this rain is making it a nice year. Well, nice for Texas.
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rattybastard ONLINE (07/03/2015) [-] Yeah, but you have the beach; you get no sympathy from me.
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rattybastard ONLINE (07/03/2015) [-] 11 still isn't bad; I have been through much worse summers.
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dagreatmax (07/03/2015) [-] Damn I read all these numbers and I'm like I can't complain, it's been like 25 celcius here and I sweat after like 5 minutes of being outside, we also have a nice breeze.
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seancwatts (07/03/2015) [-] Yea, my father visited from Florida awhile back and left around August because he said it was starting to get too cold for him. I was like wtf? Then i visited him in July and realized why he was complaining, its like living in ******* hell itself there in July. Ill stay in NY or a more nothern state if i move thank you.
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penguinstampede (07/02/2015) [-] lord have mercy on your souls. in cali we just had a week of mild to moderate humidity and im ****** dying when im not in airconditioning.
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heyfuckyoudipshit (07/02/2015) [-] Look at these 102 plebs im from glendale and we hit 117 some time last week
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picamix [OP](07/02/2015) [-] yeah it was 25 C here in England yesterday and reactions like this where everywhere on social media. i was in south spain a few years back and it was like 40 C in the sun and it was indeed very hot, but there was a pool, and the buildings had air con or kept out the heat well. unfortunately in England very few houses have air con and pools, so i have to sit here in my sweat dieing
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blandbland (07/03/2015) [-] please trade me I'm in Idaho and it was 113*F I wish it was 75*F
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rattybastard ONLINE (07/02/2015) [-] To be fair, in Texas (another pretty damn hot area that can get up to 33-34 degrees Celsius) when it hits -5 degrees Celsius things have a tendency to close down. As a native Texan, when I worked on the Alaskan pipeline, I got to see what ******* real cold is. Screw that. I will work there for a lot of money, but no way am I going to live near that kind of cold.
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rhodg (07/03/2015) [-]
I live in Wales.
Today it rained.
Yesterday, it rained.
Tomorrow, it will rain.
Today it rained.
Yesterday, it rained.
Tomorrow, it will rain.
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neokun (07/02/2015) [-] I ******* love the cold. Its so much easier to get warm than to cool yourself down.
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wickedwilliam (07/02/2015) [-] always my argument I can easily put a jacket one but i can't take my skin off :')
Pic related, me when looking outside.
Pic related, me when looking outside.
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kristovsky (07/02/2015) [-] >be me
>Britbong
>Yesterday it got to 35C where I live
>everyone around me complaining about how bad it was
>say "I don't think it's that bad"
>Get burned at the stake for witchcraft
>Britbong
>Yesterday it got to 35C where I live
>everyone around me complaining about how bad it was
>say "I don't think it's that bad"
>Get burned at the stake for witchcraft
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technobanana (07/03/2015) [-] And then today where i live it was pissing down all day
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GtAhMeE (07/02/2015) [-] "I was gonna do a vine about british people reacting to sunglasses but I forgot. WE DON'T ******* HAVE 'EM" Arthur Vines (I think)
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fuckscreennames (07/02/2015) [-] SELL THEM* caps lock for the sake of maintaining his yell
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beastybaconman (07/02/2015) [-] Now I know why this guy was afraid of the sun, he was just british
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ibowtobacon (07/02/2015) [-] In portland OR, 102 last week... the world is ******* dying, we are doing nothing to prepare, but hey, at least bruce jenner is being accepted as a woman...
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hamsterball (07/02/2015) [-] oh dear god, I feel sorry for you, the hottest it's been in the Willamette valley was 99 degrees (about 50C for yuropoors). the humidity down here has been about 40% though I bet Portland has been higher. if you catch my drift
