#125

Nah, please see my flip flop thread for high comfort (ignore all that Havaianas stuff). Never stumble or owt either.

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#126

Shorts at work:

  • Above the knee
  • Below the knee
  • Hotpants m8

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#127

Ew. Fresh air is life.

I’d have my windows open all year long tbh.

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#128

I have read stuff recently that said if you want to keep you house cool, keep the windows shut during the day when the sun’s shining but fuck that I just cannot.

#129

My aunt (who lives in Norway) has hers open all year round and in winter my Uncle has to wear a woolly hat to bed. To be fair, he left her for a while but did go back.

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#130

No vote no voice

#131

He went back for those clear sinuses and non musty house!

#132

It looks a bit chilly out at the moment.

#133

Yup. We have vents in our windows, which help to prevent it getting too hot as well as keeping the air fresh, but our house is now so well insulated that we’ve not needed to open any windows to cool it down.

#134

Plus it stops the sounds from the dungeon leaking out.

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#135

:face_with_raised_eyebrow:

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#136

Lot of johnny come latelys to hating the sun

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#137

I thought most window have vents?

We have vents but theres a thing called THE SUN that comes through GLASS and makes things HOT
(and musty)

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#138

Christ, my legs are sweaty.

#139

I’ve been enjoying it, but we live on the coast which has a nice breeze, we live in a draughty old house which never gets hot, my office has good aircon, and I don’t have to take an underground train to work. I do not think I could cope if I was still living in London.

#140

Basic common sense, innit. If it’s hotter outside your house than inside and you’d like it to stay that way, don’t open them fackin’ window slags.

#141

yes but fresh air

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#142

You mean balls, right?

#143

Currently an 8 degree difference

#144

Enjoy literally evaporating in London.