Anyone else hit by this hot , stuffy weather ?

We did an alarm change in Lichfield this morning  ,   replace panel , keypad & sounder  .    Done in 3 hours ...there was a lighting fault to look at too  but both of us were totally cream crackered  ...so  its  we'll return next week  ...thats the way it is  these days. 

well i got called out to a broken freezer door... made sure to make the most of it at -20...

Yup. 35 degrees today, too hot to work ....

Too hot to work but I HAD to!

my current employer is almost as bad as his father. He readily admits this fact and says he inherited  it from me

should we just say that when I got home I was "moist", and leave it at that

only another 2 months or so to go

kerching said:

Too hot to work but I HAD to!

my current employer is almost as bad as his father. He readily admits this fact and says he inherited  it from me

should we just say that when I got home I was "moist", and leave it at that

only another 2 months or so to go

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bet you regret him buying you a set of wheels now, heat rises and all that

Sharpend said:

bet you regret him buying you a set of wheels now, heat rises and all that

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I'm safe at the moment as it's been hijaked by the builder. He has to cut out 4 window frames  8m up and also extend roller door opening to 5m to fit HIS (son's) new toy.  A BFO forklift

walls are only 18" thick solid brick

All in a days work! Aren’t you glad you’re a spark! 

Sharpend said:

All in a days work! Aren’t you glad you’re a spark! 

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Oh F yes

it makes all the studying, fees to NIC, insurance, tools etc all worth it

swaety in only half an hour of putting a few sockets on in a kitchen - horrendous working weather.

That's some solid building. What's its history?

I’m working in an empty flat today and the bonus .... a fridge

 so at least my lunch won’t be warm today

Geoff1946 said:

That's some solid building. What's its history?

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well I’m betting they wished they got the newer building you can see through new window space! 

Sharpend said:

well I’m betting they wished they got the newer building you can see through new window space! 

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That's only cladding. Built in 1940 for production of aeroplanes

kerching said:

 Built in 1940 for production of aeroplanes

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Blast resistant walls! I've seen similar between aircraft hangars built then.  

I went to tradepoint / B&Q for some MDF on saturday, saw they were having end of season clearance on fans, got a cheapo 9" plastic desk fan for about 8 squids, for my study (since covid doing a lot of my paperwork from home, so need to make it bearable), got home, missus saw it, "Why do we need another fan?" come tuesday evening, its gone, shes only decided the bedroom is in need of a second one, so I stop off at B&Q again tonight, all the cheap plastic fans have gone, but did get one of the few last crome 12" nicer looking ones for about 20, was supposed to be about 32. I'm just trying to work out whether I should screw this one to the desk.....

Nah just lock the wife in the bedroom.

40degC when l got back to the car the other day!

One bonus is our cat is scared of the bedroom ceiling fan so won't get on the bed. It does take up some room too!

Thats one cool cat man  ! 

This guy used to visit us every day .   Well laid back  was Garfield .  

Can't say I'm sorry to have retired from Dante's Inferno.

Tony S said:

Can't say I'm sorry to have retired from Dante's Inferno.

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I can see why!

it would suit Prince. Andrew though ( spelled that incorrectly and it suggested Proper Nonce )