Can we all say where we live?

[dave_mc]

it was probably raining. i can say that with some authority, having not been alive then. but hey it's northern ireland.

actually london probably is fairly humid. i was maybe more thinking of the south coast which was less so.

EDIT: i'm just pissed off with our weather, in case you guys think i'm annoyed with you, i'm not, lol. But we had the same complete shite weather you had from april through mid-july (i think only wales had it worse), but you've had good weather the past week. it's still been raining here. yesterday late afternoon/evening was nice, and parts of today were decent (though it rained today too), but that's about it.

[MDV]

Whitehaven, cumbria.

[MrBump]

Essex. By way of Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Devon, West Midlands and Essex.

Did I mention Essex?

+1 to < 22 degrees.  London is way to hot.  Tee-shirts in Autumn for me, although you'll notice that Tyneside didn't make it into the above list.

[DavidRees]

Tulse Hill, London  8)

[richard]

Brighton, East Sussex. Wouldn't live anywhere else.

[Cpt_Gonzo]

Aachen, Germany.

'sup, tommies? I think I'm outnumbered, me being a Kraut!  :D

[Telerocker]

A cheesehead from the southwest delta of Holland. Somewhere between Rotterdam and Antwerpen.

[PhilKing]

Hoboken - New Jersey, just across the Hudson from New York (where I work).  You guy's don't know what humidity is until you experience New York at 35+, with 90% humidity and have to wait for a subway train.  It's like walking in a sauna.  We've had those sort of temperatures for the last 6 weeks.   If you can dress in shorts and a t-shirt you can just about take it, but I have to wear business clothes and walk about half a mile to the office in it.  The one saving grace is the number of days with blue skies.  The weather back in England is more moderate but so grey.

btw.  I'm originally from Bingley in West Yorkshire and still spend a lot of time over there, so I do know the UK weather has sucked big time this year.

[TheyCallMeVolume]

Hoboken - New Jersey, just across the Hudson from New York (where I work).  You guy's don't know what humidity is until you experience New York at 35+, with 90% humidity and have to wait for a subway train.  It's like walking in a sauna.  We've had those sort of temperatures for the last 6 weeks.   If you can dress in shorts and a t-shirt you can just about take it, but I have to wear business clothes and walk about half a mile to the office in it.  The one saving grace is the number of days with blue skies.  The weather back in England is more moderate but so grey.

btw.  I'm originally from Bingley in West Yorkshire and still spend a lot of time over there, so I do know the UK weather has sucked big time this year.

Yeah, I go to NY alot, and the heat there is unbearable more often than not. I was up a few weeks ago to catch a few shows, and was waiting outside of Prudential Center for about 6 hours in the heat with jeans, 2 shirts, and black boots on!

[Roobubba]

Oxford. Work in central London and Sutton (Belmont), Surrey.

[Nadz1lla]

Exeter, Devon here. I like it but I am dreaming of moving to Canada at some point. Although I am 31 this year and still carrying huge debt from when I was 19 so I am going to assume I will never get to Canada, heh.

[dave_mc]

Hoboken - New Jersey, just across the Hudson from New York (where I work).  You guy's don't know what humidity is until you experience New York at 35+, with 90% humidity and have to wait for a subway train.  It's like walking in a sauna.  We've had those sort of temperatures for the last 6 weeks.   If you can dress in shorts and a t-shirt you can just about take it, but I have to wear business clothes and walk about half a mile to the office in it.  The one saving grace is the number of days with blue skies.  The weather back in England is more moderate but so grey.

btw.  I'm originally from Bingley in West Yorkshire and still spend a lot of time over there, so I do know the UK weather has sucked big time this year.

oh yeah i mean when i say the weather here sucks, i want the same temperature but more blue skies and sun :lol: I'd rather have our weather than 35 degrees and high humidity, lol.

[frankus]

Chelmsford Essex :)

[tekbow]

Edinburgh, but a Belfast lad originally

[clyde billt]

I live in Carshalton/Wallington.
The next street along from where Jeff Beck grew up, and very close to Sutton if Roo fancies niping
in for a jam sometime. Got a Baja tele knocking about somewhere.....

I've been working in the Caspian Sea for a few years on a 4 on/4 off rotation so I actually spend slightly more time living on a shiteey smelly dangerous dirty boring cr@ppy gas rig.

I'm originally from Clydebank which means I'm quite used to shiteey smelly dangerous dirty boring and cr@ppy