Level 2 warning

[HeyWayne]

It's what happens when it reaches Level 42 that I'm worried about! Hopefully that's when The Sun Goes Down.

[marigold007]

Just be glad you don't come from my hometown in Southern Mississippi. Level two, even in our capitalist system sounds something like:

Level 2. An everyday affair. Forget about the lager, it'll only dehydrate you in this 95 degree heat with 65% humidity, making it feel like 130+. Drink water.


Level 3. Forget about going outside. Only crazy tourists from up North and Englishmen would go out in this sun.
Level 4. Who wants to see Level 4?

Thank God for Northern Climates.

[ginger ninger]

It's what happens when it reaches Level 42 that I'm worried about! Hopefully that's when The Sun Goes Down.

Level 42...thats a band???...but who cares after 24 cans of larger....hic hic

[marigold007]

Just be glad you don't come from my hometown in Southern Mississippi. Level two, even in our capitalist system sounds something like:

Level 2. An everyday affair. Forget about the lager, it'll only dehydrate you in this 95 degree heat with 65% humidity, making it feel like 130+. Drink water.


Level 3. Forget about going outside. Only crazy tourists from up North and Englishmen would go out in this sun.
Level 4. Who wants to see Level 4?

Thank God for Northern Climates.

Fancy Lager in MS? LOL. As if!

[NOG]

My olive tree is doing well so I hope it keeps up.

[FionaH]

This is the level when I explain to my aged dad that the reason he is so hot is that he is wearing the thermal T shirt I bought him for Christmas. Honest!!! You couldnt make it up could you? Daft old begger

[Gwyndy]

Have you noticed that we never get pools of molten tar in the roads in heatwaves nowadays, like what we did when I were nobbut a lad? Do they use better-quality tar nowadays, or summat?

Tar - you were lucky!! We 'ad nowt but dried mud and the council took that away every Tuesday!

[ginger ninger]

(In a strong Yorkshire accent).."Mud,mud that wer lugshery,tha want te bi gratfull thaz got mud, all we 'ad wer pot oils, n wi lived in a shu box..eee yungens te day..tha dunt no tha born",

[Hilary B]

One interesting oddity with tar is what happens after cows have passed that way, and it then gets hot. The 'evidence of cows' dries out, and sticks to the tar surface so tightly that patches of tar 'curl up' from the general road surface......

[Incy]

One interesting oddity with tar is what happens after cows have passed that way, and it then gets hot. The 'evidence of cows' dries out, and sticks to the tar surface so tightly that patches of tar 'curl up' from the general road surface......

No cows near me so I'll have to take your word for it... our road appears to be concrete

[lizzylemon]

Send em down me please, we need a new road surface - anything's got to be better than the potholes we laughing call a road down here.

[NOG]

What is that stuff that connects all the Pot holes togather....LOL.

[ardroil]

i remember picking the tar aswell when it was hot, and ohhh the smell was lovely, what a memory, really was a blast from the past x

[rustylady]

i remember picking the tar aswell when it was hot, and ohhh the smell was lovely, what a memory, really was a blast from the past x

Me too, and I still love the smell of tar (& creosote). Mind you, Mum used to create when I got tar on my "white" socks.

[NOG]

Hot tar is very good for clearing the lungs.....in the old days they would give a jar to children with TB and other infections.