How hot is your office?

Paul Reids Sock

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• Jul 19, 2016

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What a day for the air con to break - we are sweltering.

We have massive freezers with ice and ice creams - all gone.

I feel there may be some arguments coming up before we close for the day...

 

Publius Ovidius

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• Jul 19, 2016

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i am wfh at home and its fecking roasting in here.....its 96 degrees F on the decking in the garden here in Mile oak....no breeze, its like an oven.

FANTASTIC!!!

 

wellquickwoody

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• Jul 19, 2016

• #3

Paul Reids Sock said:

What a day for the air con to break - we are sweltering.

We have massive freezers with ice and ice creams - all gone.

I feel there may be some arguments coming up before we close for the day...

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Well the air con is set to 18C, so in reality about 20 I guess. Tough life huh......

 

Triggaaar

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• Jul 19, 2016

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I'm wearing boxers, shorts, and a watch.

 

Bob!

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• Jul 19, 2016

• #5

air con? what's that?

I work for the council, I have got the window open.

 

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cooliobhafc

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• Jul 19, 2016

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We have aircon, I know that as it is dripping on my head constantly. At least it is cold.

 

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Sussex Nomad

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• Jul 19, 2016

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Air con all the way, office and car. 4 x 16" fans at home.

 

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• Jul 19, 2016

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Currently 32 degrees here in my office. We have no aircon (obviously). We do have a load of really noisy fans to blow the hot air around though

 

Giraffe

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WFH in the coolest part of the house, it's just about bearable.

 

Bozza

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• Jul 19, 2016

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Positively roasting here on my sofa.

I just looked over at the central heating thermostat as it ticked up from 27.5 to 28.0.

The jammed patio doors are a massive inconvenience right now, I can tell you.

 

Bozza

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Giraffe said:

WFH in the coolest part of the house, it's just about bearable.

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Valley Bar?

 

Paul Reids Sock

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It's just madness. Air con is set to 18. But the temperature has been between 28 and 30 most the day.

We aren't allowed to open the windows as it will void the ISO certification we have!

At least it gives us something to moan about I guess. We also don't have to wear suits apart from Mondays so I can be here in shorts and a T Shirt

 

LamieRobertson

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• Jul 19, 2016

• #13

On my tenth garden of the day and dripping

 

Notters

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• Jul 19, 2016

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Very, and we're on top of Woodingdean Hill with the windows and doors open facing the sea.

Having said that I would rather this than the shite weather we've had, and hate it when people start moaning that it's too hot... which I think you're the first, so thanks!

 

Ernest

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• Jul 19, 2016

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What did people do before air con ?

 

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• Jul 19, 2016

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Notters said:

Very, and we're on top of Woodingdean Hill with the windows and doors open facing the sea.

Having said that I would rather this than the shite weather we've had, and hate it when people start moaning that it's too hot... which I think you're the first, so thanks!

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I'm absolutely NOT complaining about the weather. Just about the unbearable conditions in my office. The office design / facilities are to blame, not the GLORIOUS sunshine.

 

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Rod Marsh

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• Jul 19, 2016

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Overlooking the thames and the O2 from my desk in a beautifully air conditioned office. Watching the boats and barges go by. Bliss.

 

Notters

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Paul Reids Sock said:

It's just madness. Air con is set to 18. But the temperature has been between 28 and 30 most the day.

We aren't allowed to open the windows as it will void the ISO certification we have!

At least it gives us something to moan about I guess. We also don't have to wear suits apart from Mondays so I can be here in shorts and a T Shirt

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What a load of rubbish, no chance, even if they're auditing you now!

 

Bozza

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Notters said:

Having said that I would rather this than the shite weather we've had, and hate it when people start moaning that it's too hot... which I think you're the first, so thanks!

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I've been on the too hot thing for a few days now.

Twenty's plenty.

 

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throbinson

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• Jul 19, 2016

• #20

By bus is a tad warm today