Not too bad
apart from the heat. As I said a few posts up, my company has turned my area of the open-plan office into a blast-furnace by sending the heat from the PCs' fans blowing in my direction. We do have air-conditioning, but it's only at the other end of the room.

How's yourself?
( mistaspakkaman and the inedible shifting caterpillars, Wed 1 Jul 2009, 19:43, 1 reply, 17 years ago)

I'm sorry to hear that. I'm not sure if I'd rather be hot or cold. It's usually sub zero in my office year round.
Not a fan.

I would like to get drunk, gonna text the bff to see if she'd fancy some time at the bar tonight.
( Lisette von Falcon, Wed 1 Jul 2009, 19:46, Reply)

At least if it's cold
you can warm yourself up with your PC.

Alas, I won't be getting drunk for another 2 evenings.
( mistaspakkaman and the inedible shifting caterpillars, Wed 1 Jul 2009, 19:55, Reply)

Its nearly 30 degress here in england

( willenium Fist bump for verification, Wed 1 Jul 2009, 19:57, Reply)

It's 26 degrees in my flat.

( mistaspakkaman and the inedible shifting caterpillars, Wed 1 Jul 2009, 19:59, Reply)

28 according the BBC

( willenium Fist bump for verification, Wed 1 Jul 2009, 20:06, Reply)

it's typically 35 here

( Lisette von Falcon, Wed 1 Jul 2009, 20:18, Reply)

outside, I mean
inside it's usually half that, year round
( Lisette von Falcon, Wed 1 Jul 2009, 20:18, Reply)

how do you not melt?

( willenium Fist bump for verification, Wed 1 Jul 2009, 20:22, Reply)

they keep it around 15 at work
I tend to get colds a lot during summer from going in and out at work.
( Lisette von Falcon, Wed 1 Jul 2009, 20:27, Reply)

.
I think air-conditioning would be more efficient if they had a separate chill-room for people who had just come in from the outside.
( mistaspakkaman and the inedible shifting caterpillars, Wed 1 Jul 2009, 20:32, Reply)