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  • tandfman
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    [quote=Mighty Favog][quote="bad hammy":2y3rqupz]
    Originally posted by "Mighty Favog":2y3rqupz
    Still, the Miller High Life was much appreciated afterwards.
    Why did you punish yourself after running that long run in the heat?? :lol:[/quote:2y3rqupz]You must realize I'm an AFL-CIO member who grew up in the shadow of Toledo's Jeep plant. The choice of beer is not only a cultural requirement, but probably a contractual one was well.[/quote:2y3rqupz]
    What does Miller High Life have to do with beer? :P

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  • MJD
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    I haven't been able to run for three weeks so I don't notice the heat. Leaving the physio the other day and the lady says "Don't melt out there." I honestly didn't know what she was talking about.

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  • bad hammy
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    [quote=Mighty Favog][quote="bad hammy":mmbyez3p]
    Originally posted by "Mighty Favog":mmbyez3p
    Still, the Miller High Life was much appreciated afterwards.
    Why did you punish yourself after running that long run in the heat?? :lol:[/quote:mmbyez3p]You must realize I'm an AFL-CIO member who grew up in the shadow of Toledo's Jeep plant. The choice of beer is not only a cultural requirement, but probably a contractual one was well.[/quote:mmbyez3p]
    I'm a union member myself. I have to go read our contract - I'd hate to be written up for drinking the wrong brew!!

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  • tafnut
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    It's completely dark out now and we've got:

    82.0°F
    Humidity: 82%
    Dew Point: 76°F

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  • Mighty Favog
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    [quote=bad hammy]
    Originally posted by "Mighty Favog":taskxgpr
    Still, the Miller High Life was much appreciated afterwards.
    Why did you punish yourself after running that long run in the heat?? :lol:[/quote:taskxgpr]You must realize I'm an AFL-CIO member who grew up in the shadow of Toledo's Jeep plant. The choice of beer is not only a cultural requirement, but probably a contractual one was well.

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  • bad hammy
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    Originally posted by Mighty Favog
    Still, the Miller High Life was much appreciated afterwards.
    Why did you punish yourself after running that long run in the heat?? :lol:

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  • Mighty Favog
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    I am also in the northern part of Ohio. A 75-minute run in our "heat index" of 101 wasn't so bad when I was able to stay out of the sun. Still, the Miller High Life was much appreciated afterwards.

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  • malmo
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    Originally posted by Zat0pek
    In KC right now:
    Smells just hang in the air when we reach this kind of saturation. .
    It's amazing what the senses pick up n adverse weather changes. Also, have you ever noticed you can "smell" snow in the air before an impending snowstorm?

    Back to the topic, the highest recorded dew point on the planet is 95 degrees.

    It's nice to go back to the future, March 20 2007, when I said wait for July or August when, if we get lucky, we'll see dew points that almost duplicate the miserable conditions in Mombasa. Now go out and race 12k in this crap.

    Factoid of the day: it's now the cool season in Mombasa with highs 80-81 degrees.

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  • Master Po
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    to add to the east coast/west coast data -- right now on the north coast (of Ohio), we have 87, w dew point 74.

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  • Zat0pek
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    Originally posted by George P.
    Originally posted by Zat0pek
    I'm still winning the dewpoint competition! Can anybody beat 74?
    See above (it was dewpoint=81 at 2 and 3 PM).
    You win! But I'm gaining; we're now at:

    Temp: 97
    Heat Index: 109
    Dew Point: 76

    There is a family from Denmark moving in across the street from us in a few days. They are going to hit these conditions and wonder how they ended up in Hell compared to what they're used to.

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  • 26mi235
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    A few days ago we had a high

    Temp 87F
    Dew Point 55F
    RH 21%

    with the overnight low about 50

    Although that eastern mess is actually anything east of Colorado so we are now at

    Temperature 84°F
    Humidity: 63 %
    Wind Speed: E 5 MPH
    Barometer: 29.85" (1010.2 mb)
    Dewpoint: 70°F (21°C)
    Heat Index: 88°F (31°C)

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  • Turk
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    I think the east coast is sucking all the heat from the west coast. Here in northern California its only:

    85 degrees
    humidity 36%
    dew point 55%

    85 may seem hot for some, but when summers in the Sacramento valley routinely stay in the 90s-100s territory with high humidity, 85 with 36 humidity feels like a winter wonderland.

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  • bad hammy
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    I prefer to think of you all as losers. :P

    Time: 2pm
    Temp: 67
    Humidity: 62%
    Dew Point: 54 :lol:

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  • gh
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    Originally posted by malmo
    Originally posted by gh
    Originally posted by malmo
    ...]

    Do you think they're a bunch of rubes who've never seen niggles before last year? It goes with the territory, most of them go away, a few of them don't.
    Voldemort wants to get rid of all niggles!
    Somewhere, someone is going to call you a racist for using the N-word.

    http://www.cnn.com/US/9902/04/dc.word.flap/
    Sadly, we've had letters through the years.

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  • George P.
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    Originally posted by SQUACKEE
    Originally posted by George P.
    Originally posted by Zat0pek
    I'm still winning the dewpoint competition! Can anybody beat 74?
    See above (it was dewpoint=81 at 2 and 3 PM).
    Mr. P is anyone out running today? :shock:
    Haven't a clue (bad knees). But I was out in my solo canoe for 40 minutes this morning. Two or three kayaks were also out.

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