Group Banter Race to a million

[SarcasticSadie]

This is why I said good, not very good

 

[Amberrlicious]

Still.

 

[Professor_Oral]

I feel like that chip left behind in the bottom of the airfryer.. just getting hit with heat day after day

 

[Professor_Oral]

Whoops.. didn't mean to interrupt you two lol

 

[SarcasticSadie]

I feel like that chip left behind in the bottom of the airfryer.. just getting hit with heat day after day

Is good huh

 

[Professor_Oral]

Is good huh

Not particularly at the moment lol. I'm in a building with no AC and windows we can't open as they are fragile.. greenhouse comes to mind!!

 

[Amberrlicious]

@Professor_Oral you need to clean your air fryer more often

 

[Professor_Oral]

@Professor_Oral you need to clean your air fryer more often

It's clean lol.. no hot foods being cooked at the moment!

 

[SweetLittleIvy]

Is it really that hot....??

 

[SarcasticSadie]

Not particularly at the moment lol. I'm in a building with no AC and windows we can't open as they are fragile.. greenhouse comes to mind!!

Hmmm does not sound quite as appealing must say

 

[SarcasticSadie]

Is it really that hot....??

31-32ish

Is nicer now, not as humid

 

[Professor_Oral]

It's not. I'm lucky, I'm in the office with a little fan.. but my guys working through the building.. they are suffering. But I have almost frozen bottles of water in the fridge for them

 

[SweetLittleIvy]

31-32ish

Is nicer now, not as humid

Perfect weather I must say,tho I understand not so much for across the pond

 

[Professor_Oral]

Is it really that hot....??

Reaching 35 in London apparently

 

[SarcasticSadie]

Perfect weather I must say,tho I understand not so much for across the pond

It just tends to be with heat, comes humidity

Otherwise ideal

 

[Professor_Oral]

It just tends to be with heat, comes humidity

Otherwise ideal

Indeed.. it's actually proven scientifically that it feels worse in the UK due to the amount of water vapour in the air.. doesn't allow sweat to evaporate and leave your body quick enough to cool you down.. or something like that

 

[Amberrlicious]

Yeah it’s the humidity that’s the problem

 

[SarcasticSadie]

Indeed.. it's actually proven scientifically that it feels worse in the UK due to the amount of water vapour in the air.. doesn't allow sweat to evaporate and leave your body quick enough to cool you down.. or something like that

Professor be professing ha

 

[Tash26]

It just tends to be with heat, comes humidity

Otherwise ideal

And the fact that AC doesn't exist at home here

 

[Tash26]

Yeah it’s the humid-tities that’s the problem

I dunno. They can be fun