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17th July 2010, 07:31 #11Blimey, 20 Years
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I've seen it all now. A Finnish vegetarian bear.
Originally Posted by Eki
He's fed frozen veggies:
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17th July 2010, 08:23 #12Senior Member
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Brown bears are largely vegetarian. Well, actually omnivorous like humans. Originally Posted by Doorslammer
I've seen it all now. A Finnish vegetarian bear.I could really use a fish right now
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25th July 2010, 19:43 #13Senior Member
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Yesterday was by far the most pleasant day to be in the family cottage since June, +15C and quite a bit of wind from north. The first time I wore pants or a jacket in four weeks.
The next week seems to be again with the braing melting 30C's. and me without an AC in my car.
C'est la vie ja taksi tuo.
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25th July 2010, 19:57 #14Senior Member
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You guys got nothin' on me, 37 C and it was relatively nice today...
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I hope it stays like that for the whole rally, and no I don't need the AC Originally Posted by janneppi
Yesterday was by far the most pleasant day to be in the family cottage since June, +15C and quite a bit of wind from north. The first time I wore pants or a jacket in four weeks.
The next week seems to be again with the braing melting 30C's. and me without an AC in my car.
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I must be a strange one since I don't mind the heat at all. I love it, I wish it was this hot all year... Originally Posted by janneppi
Yesterday was by far the most pleasant day to be in the family cottage since June, +15C and quite a bit of wind from north. The first time I wore pants or a jacket in four weeks.
The next week seems to be again with the braing melting 30C's. and me without an AC in my car.“Leave me alone!”
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26th July 2010, 06:15 #17Senior Member
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Try that with the humidity we get here in North America. Then you may not like it. Originally Posted by DexDexter
Today was the first day in about 3 weeks where we didn't have temps sitting in the 40's with the humidex. Actual air temp might be 29 to 33 but with 80 to 90% humidity, you feel like it is 44 and the pollution builds because there is no wind (and where I live is the end of a metro area of 6 million people)...."Water for my horses, beer for my men and mud for my turtle".
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26th July 2010, 09:12 #18Junior Member
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you could have fried an egg on streets on that temperature. Originally Posted by Rani
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26th July 2010, 13:22 #19Senior Member
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Hopefully will stay warm and dry for the rally too.... I don't mind heat, it is strong sunshine I am allergic to, don't get much of it here in my office
If the world didn't suck, we'd all fall off!
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It got so hot even my camel started complaining... Originally Posted by anderzon
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