Arnold said:Well its 32 degrees at my desk, absolutly unbearable. Anyone else being roasted alive or got any tips for cooling down?
Ive got a desk fan which is just blowing hot air around
Allan said:Strip lol
I don'tArnold said:Lol!! well Yesterday we were told we could dress down today, so i came in wearing a T shirt and shorts and got told off!!! Apparently we're only allowed short sleeve shirts! (I wear short sleeve ones anyway)
Absolute joke it really is. I work in I.T so shouldnt have to wear a suit anyway, i dont know anyone else who works in I.T that does!
Temp now gone up to 32.1
Now that's one thing I wish I had!Type-R said:sitting in a nice air conditioned office. :laugh:
mean micra said:so im gonna have a cold drink and think of you guys, roasting...
wilsonian said:I've been told i'm not allowed to wear shorts - well sod that if girls can wear next to nothing - so am i - so a dress it is!
mean micra said:isnt their any legislation helping us to refuse to work in certain conditions unless they provide things like ac and cold drinks...
paul just wear a boob tube and frilly skirt with no panties... im sure you'll feel better...
Arnold said:Lol!! well Yesterday we were told we could dress down today, so i came in wearing a T shirt and shorts and got told off!!! Apparently we're only allowed short sleeve shirts! (I wear short sleeve ones anyway)
Absolute joke it really is. I work in I.T so shouldnt have to wear a suit anyway, i dont know anyone else who works in I.T that does!
Temp now gone up to 32.1
Krian said:We ended up spraying each other down with a pressure washer - the blast of air and the cold water is undescribably good in this heat :grinning:
Arnold said:We have a hosepipe ban too and have done so for over a year!! Does sound nice tho..
Hooray for drought orders!!...Any water supplied by the Company (whether by meter or not) for any of the following purposes:
- the watering, by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of -
(i) gardens (other than market gardens), including lawns, verges and other landscaped areas;
(ii) allotments;
(iii) parks; or
(iv) any natural or artificial surfaces used for sport or recreation; whether publicly or privately owned;- the filling (whether wholly or partially) of privately owned swimming pools, other than -
(i) pools designed to be used in the course of a programme of medical treatment;
(ii) the filling of pools where necessary in the course of their construction;- the filling (whether wholly or partially) of ornamental ponds other than fish ponds;
- the operation of mechanical vehicle washers, whether automatic or not, with the exception of those which recycle water and as a consequence use less than 23 litres of mains water per vehicle;
- the washing by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus, of road vehicles boats, railway rolling stock or aircraft for any reason other than safety or hygiene.
- the cleaning of the exterior of buildings, other than windows;
- the cleaning of windows by hosepipe, sprinkler or other similar apparatus which is connected directly to the mains supply;
- the operation of ornamental fountains or cascades, including those where water is recycled; and
- the operation, in relation to any building or other premises, of any cistern which flushes automatically, during any period when those premises are wholly or substantially unoccupied.
paddymarsden said:we have to industrial air con units cool to 16degrees c and btw its 36 degrees here
most mornings i wake up and cannot see for the goopy stuff round my eyes