Do you still do stuff outside if it's crazy hot?

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: meltdown75
It's about 34°C here (93°F) and the humidity is at 41%. UV index is 9 or 'very high'. Seems a little too hot to golf, which is why i'm here.

How hot is too hot for you outdoors? Is there a temp where you just say "screw it" and stay indoors in the nice cool AC?

:sun::sun::sun::sun::sun::sun: :shocked:

only 41% humidity and only 93? you're a pussy. that's fscking great weather. its just like that here, and i think i'm gonna go golf for a bit

 

[Jpark]

I work outside for a living so the heat doesn't really bother me much.

 

[BurnItDwn]

If it's above 85 degrees F, I am not enjoying myself unless I'm at a beach where there are hot women.

That being said, I do sometimes BBQ when It's horrible-hot outside, however, usually I sit by my laptop in my living room.

 

[Looney]

I would do stuff outside, but not golf though. I find that unless you break a sweat in that kind of heat, it's uncomfortable.

 

[meltdown75]

Originally posted by: ElFenix

Originally posted by: meltdown75
It's about 34°C here (93°F) and the humidity is at 41%. UV index is 9 or 'very high'. Seems a little too hot to golf, which is why i'm here.

How hot is too hot for you outdoors? Is there a temp where you just say "screw it" and stay indoors in the nice cool AC?

:sun::sun::sun::sun::sun::sun: :shocked:

only 41% humidity and only 93? you're a pussy. that's fscking great weather. its just like that here, and i think i'm gonna go golf for a bit

i'm a pussy eh? hmm. ok. whatever man.

anyhoo, going to shoot 9. have a nice night. *shrugs*

pussy. fvck.

ps: i hope you shoot terrible.

 

[markgm]

Only to go for a run or to go to the pool for a few hours.

 

[nageov3t]

nope.

I've been sitting inside all day, cleaning and listening to vinyls.

after the sun goes down, I'll walk to my car and go out with my friends.

 

[TheVrolok]

Sometimes I do, but I'd prefer not to.

 

[thomsbrain]

93 degrees isn't crazy hot. 105 degrees is more like it. at that point i lie on the floor and drink ice water all day.

 

[Sukhoi]

Originally posted by: meltdown75
It's about 34°C here (93°F) and the humidity is at 41%. UV index is 9 or 'very high'. Seems a little too hot to golf, which is why i'm here.

How hot is too hot for you outdoors? Is there a temp where you just say "screw it" and stay indoors in the nice cool AC?

:sun::sun::sun::sun::sun::sun: :shocked:

I spent 4 hours digging a ditch in similar conditions today.

 

[NTB]

Had to cut grass the other day in temps similar to that. I think the humidity was higher though. If I have a choice though, I try to stay out of the heat unless I'm going swimming

Nate

 

[desk]

95F here and i just got back from a bike ride/workout.

 

[keeleysam]

Anything above freezing is bad for me.

 

[spanky]

play bball (and drink about a gallon of water in the process).

 

[IronWing]

Originally posted by: Sukhoi

I spent 4 hours digging a ditch in similar conditions today.

Yep, been working in 100F/38C plus weather all week. Digging, moving rocks, moving logs, loading cement bags...

 

[Swanny]

Try living in Iowa. 41% humidity is wonderfully dry.

 

[Black88GTA]

It's supposed to get up to 87 degrees, 60% humidity, and 9 UV index tomorrow - but I'm going to install this anyway. I'm going to bring lots of water with me...the humidity is killer.

 

[Keego]

Originally posted by: Swanny
Try living in Iowa. 41% humidity is wonderfully dry.

I'm supposed to be in Gainsville on Tuesday, how's the weather this week?

 

[Squisher]

Working outside is like air conditioning compared to where I work.


Imagine putting yourself 10 feet down in a two foot diameter hole where you are surounded by steel that is 180 F which is covered with oil and water. Usually I only spend 1/4-1/2 hour down there every hour or so, but you might be down there for an hour swinging a hammer or throwing grinder sparks all over yourself.

Hey, someone has to make the axles on your car.

 

[orion23]

I'm a cold weather person, I hate the summer, humidity and mosquitoes kills the fun for me. I'd rather be under 1 FT of snow.

Thank god for AC! Who invented it anyway? God bless him!

 

[KoolDrew]

Originally posted by: orion23
I'm a cold weather person, I hate the summer, humidity and mosquitos kills the fun for me. I'd rather be under 1 FT of snow.

Thank god for AC! Who invented it anyway? God bless him!

I am the same way.

 

[Sukhoi]

Originally posted by: Squisher
Working outside is like air conditioning compared to where I work.


Imagine putting yourself 10 feet down in a two foot diameter hole where you are surounded by steel that is 180 F which is covered with oil and water. Usually I only spend 1/4-1/2 hour down there every hour or so, but you might be down there for an hour swinging a hammer or throwing grinder sparks all over yourself.

Hey, someone has to make the axles on your car.

What the hell do you do in a confined space like that?

 

[tami]

i'd probably only take pictures outside and naturally, i'd have a water bottle with me.

otherwise, i like the indoors.

 

[Squisher]

Originally posted by: Sukhoi

Originally posted by: Squisher
Working outside is like air conditioning compared to where I work.


Imagine putting yourself 10 feet down in a two foot diameter hole where you are surounded by steel that is 180 F which is covered with oil and water. Usually I only spend 1/4-1/2 hour down there every hour or so, but you might be down there for an hour swinging a hammer or throwing grinder sparks all over yourself.

Hey, someone has to make the axles on your car.

What the hell do you do in a confined space like that?

I'm a diemaker, actually my classification is Die Repairman

I refurbish the tooling. I'm ususally down there with a few air grinders and an air chisel. Heating steel to 2250 F and squishing it into a shape causes a good deal of erosion to your forming steels. If it breaks I'm there to fix it.

The Upsetters (where they make the axles) are like a very large press with two rams coming in at right angles, only the press is laying on its side. One ram actually comes in a holds the round stock while the other forms the heated end. The axles move from top to bottom being formed more through a series forming steels until the final flange is made.

I have to crawl down into the opening where all of these forming steels are. I call it industrial mountain climbing.

 

[suicidalpigeon]

tomorrow is going to be up to 90 in fl. which makes my bball time from 3 hours to about 30 minutes.