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notsmokinjo Mentor

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OH slip slop slap britski mob... don't want any of ya getting burnt. And don't forget ya sunnies (sunglasses/shades) because the backs of your eyes can get sunburnt and scar... its not cool to be a fool in the sun!!!!!!!!!

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jillar Grand Master

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I'm glad the poster finally got results for you Brits, enjoy before he runs back to California! hee, hee

 

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Reciprocity Grand Master

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Gander Newfoundland, Canada Yesterday (June 26th) ?

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Sun Block would apparently be optional? And YES! This is the actual community where the

"Come From Away" play actually happened :)

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notsmokinjo Mentor

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On 6/27/2018 at 5:38 AM, Whispers said:

With not much sun out there do you people use tanning beds or just say screw the color?

have you never noticed the British tourists in NY?... we can always pick them here... they come in to colours (pasty white...so just off the plane) or lobster red. :D

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5 minutes ago, notsmokinjo said:

have you never noticed the British tourists in NY?... we can always pick them here... they come in to colours (pasty white...so just off the plane) or lobster red. :D

Yes, i was busting chops. I know a few from out there, we showed one the "spray tan"... lmao, he was using it and hooked like a drug. The only thing was he would get streaks from sweating and it was so funny.

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notsmokinjo Mentor

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I've been wonder (and none of the will say) Scotland just had the hottest day in 20 years... they are having a hot summer.... but what is hot... are we talking 25 deg C here or are we talking 42deg C.... just be careful if your in London because the Eye might buckle if its windy and over 36deg C like the Melbourne wheel did its first summer being opened.

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Reciprocity Grand Master

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With humidity it's in the 40's C this weekend even here. The bears don't like it. Too much fur!

It's hot all over it seems.

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Reciprocity Grand Master

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Temp got to 37 C today with a humidex of 47 C (Humidity factored with temp). That's a record for sure! No relief in sight either. I can guarantee you, someone will leave their pet or young child in a car with windows up sometime in the next week ? Happens every time it gets hot here. People are either stupid or just don't understand hot weather, glass and a confined space?

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The thing that concerns me about these unusual "hot spells" is that when a cold front comes through, BAMB! super storms with flooding rains and damaging winds - even tornadoes ?

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