You're not alone...I'll wait 'til the end of time

[klena]

It is so FUCKING HOT!

Is it possible to melt?

Jesus, I've just realised that the ink from the newspapers is all over my legs and inner arms.

Can't even type.

I've only been in the sun for 30 minutes

Comments

[hartclanpaladin.livejournal.com]

leaking newspapers?

now thats Daliesque!

[urbanelf.livejournal.com]

It *is* possible to melt, but most people just disintegrate first.

Although, after awhile of sweating, the heat seems to dissappear.

It's like there's a window of OHMYFUCKINGGODSITSSOUNCOMFORTABLE between say..
30 degrees and 40 degrees, and after that, the sweat dripping down the body and evaporating tends to make you feel a wee bit less hot..

Or maybe my days in the glass shop just desentitised me to dangerous temperatures.

and 30 minutes. That's one of the worst times, actually, between 30 minutes to an hour. After an hour, I generally start to cool down again as my body's like 'Too hot! Turn on the sweat!'

[marlinkhylacat]

You're not aloud to melt OR burn away! Get out of the sun, now! I demands it!

We'll ignore the fact you probably had to come OUT of the sun to read this, and it's the middle of the night where you are right now....

[klena.livejournal.com]

It is rather Dali isn't it? Especially when you're putting after-sun cream on your arm and the INK DEVELOPS. Very funny ^_^

[klena.livejournal.com]

I didn't disintegrate! I feel rather proud of myself.

30 and 40?!?! It was 24 with no breeze today and I nearly died. That's the hottest it's been all year. Was cooler today though. Hurrah, said I.

You are very lucky to be desensitised to dangerous temperatures. We Irish can't handle what the rest of the world percieves as normal, ha ha!

[klena.livejournal.com]

I didn't melt! or burn away! I am the greatest! ^_^ If you demand it~!

I ignored the fact I came out of the sun to read this. As you said we should ^_^

[urbanelf.livejournal.com]

24 isn't so bad with a breeze. I'm used to sitting in the path of the fan when it gets that hot, so, without a breeze.. My estimates probably be off.

Like I said, it's only cause of the glass shop that I'm desensitised

We Irish can't handle what the rest of the world percieves as normal, ha ha!

Funny, I would have said the same of Americans. Only not regarding temperature.

[hartclanpaladin.livejournal.com]

harsh