Roadster owners, wear your hats...

[Bing]

Before last night's thunder storm I don't think it has rained in Cornwall for several weeks.

Very happy that it's only 20 odd degree s here too. 30+ is simply too hot. :thumbsdown:

Yes definitely. I'm perfectly happy with 25c. That's about the temperature most of the summer here. Anything more and it starts to get a bit stuffy, especially at night.

What doesn't help is I suffer from hyperhydrosis (excessive sweating). I'm literally a walking wet patch :lol: fortunately it never smells of B.O, but I can only wear black or white tops. Grey is a no go, from previous experience :lol:

I wear the same colours, for almost the same reason. I don't have a condition, I am just a bit of a fat c*nt and sweat a lot :lol:

 

[GAZA62]

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I wear the same colours, for almost the same reason. I don't have a condition, I am just a bit of a fat c*nt and sweat a lot :lol:
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PMSL Say it how it is Bing you must have suffered today i popped along to the War and Peace show someone turned a tap on inside my body WTF i have never sweated that much but got some nice pics

 

[ben g]

Before last night's thunder storm I don't think it has rained in Cornwall for several weeks.

Very happy that it's only 20 odd degree s here too. 30+ is simply too hot. :thumbsdown:

Yes definitely. I'm perfectly happy with 25c. That's about the temperature most of the summer here. Anything more and it starts to get a bit stuffy, especially at night.

What doesn't help is I suffer from hyperhydrosis (excessive sweating). I'm literally a walking wet patch :lol: fortunately it never smells of B.O, but I can only wear black or white tops. Grey is a no go, from previous experience :lol:

There's a posh word for every thing. Me I'm just plain sweaty. :lol: :wink:

:lol: it just means you sweat excessively anytime. Even if it's minus figures outside, I'm still Mr Sweat patch :lol:

 

[Bing]

I wear the same colours, for almost the same reason. I don't have a condition, I am just a bit of a fat c*nt and sweat a lot :lol:
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PMSL Say it how it is Bing you must have suffered today i popped along to the War and Peace show someone turned a tap on inside my body WTF i have never sweated that much but got some nice pics
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Been horrible, working from home and no aircon in 30-whatever it’s been heat. However the air con in the office was broken, and I’d have had to suffer the rail travel to get there so... I have at least sweated in privacy and comfort. Kind of leaky-sweaty. Moist is probably the right word, all fucking day :lol:

 

[Kevoz4]

Please wear your hats or slap on the high factor sun cream guys. I wished I did as I have had several rodent ulcer or basal cell carcinomas (BCC). As it doesn't spread around the body like other cancers it is very rarely a threat to life, they may become an open sore (hence the word rodent ulcer), bleed, and never quite heal up and then as I have had to have, a piece cut out the side of my forehead about 50cm long and a few frozen out. Not pleasant at all as now half my head is numb.
It doesn’t help by not having any barnet on top
It’s your lives so just be careful.

 

[ben g]

No need for a hat in Scotland right now :lol: Mind you, I don't really care. The scenery is nothing short of incredible 8)



The road going to our hotel was rather interesting to say the least

 

[paulc_bkk]

I don’t need a hat.... I need an umbrella!

In Bangkok it’s consistently - around 30 degrees most of the time even though it’s the rainy season right now. I’ve currently got my hardtop fitted