according to her coz Sports Day was going to take place in this heat. They just postponed it due to heat. Bet this will be my fault somehow
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Replying to @HPluckrose
Don't know what it is with teenagers & weather. I used to try to go out in the snow in mini skirts & skimpy tops.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
Bloody parents with their ridiculous ideas of coats & tights & not getting hypothermia.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
I get people get used to the climate they're in and everything, but being shocked by temps above normal doesn't make those temps dangerous.
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Replying to @eirdirsceol @HPluckrose
You're what, in the low 30's for temps? Pretty sure a teen in the prime of health can be active in those temps without keeling over.
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And yet the government & NHS etc are issuing warnings to stay indoors, drink lots water, check on old people.
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How does much of the rest of the world get anything done, then, when they experience hotter temps on the daily?
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Replying to @eirdirsceol @HPluckrose
Sick people, sure. Old people, sure. Teens???
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Replying to @eirdirsceol
Particularly prone to fainting. Lucy has done once this summer cos walking home without hat or water.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
There must be something in the water in England because most of the inhabited world experiences 30+ degree summers without fainting teens...
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You don't find them lying on beaches & walking around in the middle of the day. That's British tourists who end up in hospital
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