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Petrie.

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on: July 31, 2007, 06:51:23 AM
Yes, its the b word.  :lol:  The mice will play when the cat is away, and all those other cliched fun sayings.  Next time you'll see me is August 5th so report all issues/questions to other admins besides me otherwise you'll be waiting a while. :P:

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Reply #1 on: July 31, 2007, 10:02:34 AM
I hope you have a fun time and a pleasant trip! Where will you be heading, anyway?

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Reply #2 on: August 05, 2007, 10:45:44 AM
I went to New Hampshire on Hampton Beach (their 18 miles of coastline).  Was a fine trip save for Friday when we went to the beach and its 95 or so plus humidity.  One of our crew passed out for a few seconds, and I came really close to doing the same.  :o  A little too much time in the sun.


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Reply #3 on: August 05, 2007, 02:01:22 PM
Quote from: Petrie,Aug 5 2007 on  09:45 AM
I went to New Hampshire on Hampton Beach (their 18 miles of coastline).  Was a fine trip save for Friday when we went to the beach and its 95 or so plus humidity.  One of our crew passed out for a few seconds, and I came really close to doing the same.  :o  A little too much time in the sun.
Tsk tsk. Look what air conditioning has done.

Also, welcome back! :wave

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Reply #4 on: August 05, 2007, 06:42:39 PM
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Quote from: Petrie,Aug 5 2007 on  09:45 AM
I went to New Hampshire on Hampton Beach (their 18 miles of coastline).  Was a fine trip save for Friday when we went to the beach and its 95 or so plus humidity.  One of our crew passed out for a few seconds, and I came really close to doing the same.  :o  A little too much time in the sun.
Tsk tsk. Look what air conditioning has done.

Also, welcome back! :wave
What A/C?  House has none, car has none, and plus my allergies are really bad whenever it doesn't snow, so I can't handle A/C at all.  I'm better with no A/C so I'm very tolerant of not having it.  I think it was severe dehydration that might've been the problem even though I was drinking water the time I was out in the sun.

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Reply #5 on: August 05, 2007, 09:28:13 PM
Quote from: Petrie,Aug 5 2007 on  05:42 PM
What A/C?  House has none, car has none, and plus my allergies are really bad whenever it doesn't snow, so I can't handle A/C at all.  I'm better with no A/C so I'm very tolerant of not having it.  I think it was severe dehydration that might've been the problem even though I was drinking water the time I was out in the sun.
Then what could it have been?

I'm also quite independent of A/C, as the A/C in our car got busted, and I prefer to not use the A/C in my room (despite the fact I sweat bullets at times during the 90 odd degree temperatures out there), as it's clumsy, and turning the knobs hurts my fingers, as they are stiff and require a lot of force to be put into it. I've really scratched up my fingers with that thing! I just like the heat, I guess.

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