Hot & Annoyed

I'm hot.  I'm annoyed.
 
Even my little, portable A/C unit isn't helping enough (the thermastat still says it's 84 in here).  Good thing I'm not where things are REALLY hot I guess...
 

*Bleh.*
 
I was once in Las Vegas (in late August) when it was 122 F.  Opening the door reminded me of checking something in the oven, then stepping into that oven! 
 
NOT for me.  It "only" got up to about 93 F here today and I'm dying.  

craigb
I'm hot.  I'm annoyed.
 
Even my little, portable A/C unit isn't helping enough (the thermastat still says it's 84 in here).  Good thing I'm not where things are REALLY hot I guess...
 

You said you could do with losing a few pounds, so quit your whining ;)

 
Pfft....
 
If it gets any hotter here, I'll have to start wearing me knotted hanky.
 
I might even roll up me sleeves.

Hi,
 
Said 97 here across the river ... and you were more than welcome to come over and piddle on all these computers!
 
Nahhh ... I won't ask again!
 
I finally got the midi keyboard working with W7-Pro 64bit ... and it took me a couple of days thinking about it, but it is now just fine, and I was able to setup the sliders and the pods for the Jupiter software ... now I have to get the rest setup again. Was hoping to simplify it some, but it looks like it is not possible.
 
Took 2 extra days off and did nothing but sleep and rest and sleep and rest and sleep ... and only on Thursday was I feeling better and yesterday I even got the yard chopped down with the mower ... just before it hit 90 something! It was good to sweat a little!
 
I'm gonna dump that cheap (got it for free) Casio playabout, and am looking for a real synthesizer that is easy to learn and play for a moron like me! I'll probably indulge in one of those Juno Korg's or similar in the next 3 to 6 months ... tired of waiting for Godot!
 

Amateurs. I spent more summers than I care to recall working in steel mills. At the end of the day your clothes look like they were tie dyed. All the salt dries in white swirls. Nothing like a hot summer day while watching a river of molten metal roll by. Add hard, physical work, and you truly know discomfort. In those conditions you can die if you don't pay attention to your body. Water stations and fresh lemons and oranges keep you going.
 
As a result of those 25 years, I completely avoid heat when possible. And like they say, it's not the heat, it's the humidity. 90 degrees in New York is tougher than 120 degrees in the desert.

108 right now. Tomorrow we could reach 115.
 
Here's what Diego the studio mascot has to say:
 

 
 

Vegas BBQ!

ampfixer
Amateurs. I spent more summers than I care to recall working in steel mills. At the end of the day your clothes look like they were tie dyed. All the salt dries in white swirls. Nothing like a hot summer day while watching a river of molten metal roll by. Add hard, physical work, and you truly know discomfort. In those conditions you can die if you don't pay attention to your body. Water stations and fresh lemons and oranges keep you going.
 
As a result of those 25 years, I completely avoid heat when possible. And like they say, it's not the heat, it's the humidity. 90 degrees in New York is tougher than 120 degrees in the desert.

 BTDT.
 
Even smaller steelmills can get pretty dicey sometimes..hottest I've ever seen was 146F ...

RobertB
Could be worse. At least you guys don't have to spend time in attics.
140 gets a little uncomfortable after a few minutes.

I've done my share of time up in the attics in the summer times.
 
The extreme heat, the humidity, the sweat dripping off your nose & forehead in just a minute or 2, the insulation sticking to the sweat, but you can't really scratch it, or it will just dig in & get worse - yuk'
 
I can relate.