Dubai swelters as thermometers record hottest day in six years
It was a hot one yesterday.... in the shade....
It was a hot one yesterday.... in the shade....
-
Welcome to the DeeperBlue.com Forums, the largest online community dedicated to Freediving, Scuba Diving and Spearfishing. To gain full access to the DeeperBlue.com Forums you must register for a free account. As a registered member you will be able to:
- Join over 44,280+ fellow diving enthusiasts from around the world on this forum
- Participate in and browse from over 516,210+ posts.
- Communicate privately with other divers from around the world.
- Post your own photos or view from 7,441+ user submitted images.
- All this and much more...
You can gain access to all this absolutely free when you register for an account, so sign up today!
Phew!!!!
- Thread starterisland_sands
- Start date
Thread Status: Hello
, There was no answer in this thread for more than 60 days.
It can take a long time to get an up-to-date response or contact with relevant users.
It can take a long time to get an up-to-date response or contact with relevant users.
and further to that... air conditioned bus shelters..
Cool way to travel in Dubai
After the luxury malls, the skyscrapers, the man-made islands and the daring architecture, Dubai's next landmark development will be air-conditioned bus stop shelters.
Dubai will be the first city in the world to offer the luxury of air-conditioned bus stops, said Abdul Aziz Abdullah Malek, the city's Director of Public Transport.
The aim is to lure people into using the city's public transport, and ease the pressure on its over-crowded highways.
rofl rofl
Cool way to travel in Dubai
After the luxury malls, the skyscrapers, the man-made islands and the daring architecture, Dubai's next landmark development will be air-conditioned bus stop shelters.
Dubai will be the first city in the world to offer the luxury of air-conditioned bus stops, said Abdul Aziz Abdullah Malek, the city's Director of Public Transport.
The aim is to lure people into using the city's public transport, and ease the pressure on its over-crowded highways.
rofl rofl
not bad! working at Gurrayah Beach here 2 years ago, 53C. but after 50 it;s all the same. #$%#ing HOT.
Amphibious said:
these are shade temperatures.. the guys out on site in iraq have about 55/57 degs.. poor buggers
shade there too - under the umbrella on the lifegaurd hut.
I hear some wonderfull stories from the guys working in the Rub (shaybah). nasty nasty nasty....
I think the heat would be the least of my worries working in iraq
I hear some wonderfull stories from the guys working in the Rub (shaybah). nasty nasty nasty....
I think the heat would be the least of my worries working in iraq
Amphibious said:I think the heat would be the least of my worries working in iraq
too true.. although the guys, especially our soldiers, get used to it and clamour to renew their contracts. Money talks a good language for some nationalities even if your life is permanently at risk
"Money talks a good language for some nationalities even if your life is permanently at risk"
Ah, Sara, how little you know of the male psyche. Money talks a good language especially if your life is permanently at risk . . . at least until you get older than thirty!
Ah, Sara, how little you know of the male psyche. Money talks a good language especially if your life is permanently at risk . . . at least until you get older than thirty!
Oldsarge said:
ha! ah yes....i should have known better..
Some blokes who work here use the fact that they have worked in Afghanistan and Iraq as way to pick up girls around the bars in Dubai.. it's hiliarious to see how the women suck it all in... rofl rofl
Clever, clever, clever, Adrian. Don't give the girls any ideas!
My suggestion? Have a Zamboni-type machine to fill the potholes in the city with refreshing icewater, so that when a car drives by all the people at the busstop get doused with a rooster-tail of invigorating cold water. It sure would help our dwindling ozone layer, not to mention keeping the number of pothole complaints down to a minimum.
I got an answer to almost everything!
That seems a bit extravagant for public transportation users.Sanderini said:
My suggestion? Have a Zamboni-type machine to fill the potholes in the city with refreshing icewater, so that when a car drives by all the people at the busstop get doused with a rooster-tail of invigorating cold water. It sure would help our dwindling ozone layer, not to mention keeping the number of pothole complaints down to a minimum.
I got an answer to almost everything!
Either he's surrendering, or he's drying his pits out. That sounds like a more costly fix than my ice water solution, but supposedly them oil suckin' muther truckers can afford it.
Super Cobras for EVERYONE!
Super Cobras for EVERYONE!
sinkweight said:
rofl roflroflroflrofldrying his pits out!!! Excellent!
He not much of a scaredy cat that's for sure.
Hmmmmmm.Surfnspear. Nice issue AK 47 foldaway. since when did the us issue those????. thought they still had the Matel Cap gun,made to fail in all conditions.
Hi Murat/Donna
We are the same here in Girne/Kyrenia Half way up the mountain at work and its so sticky, i just wana get into the big pond and fish all day. Just a Quick Question for Murat. I Dug out my very old Yilmaz band gun for my son who is here on a visit and it realy needs a new spear any one around you know who may stock one?. Cheers. and happy sweating everyone in the warm parts of the globe.
We are the same here in Girne/Kyrenia Half way up the mountain at work and its so sticky, i just wana get into the big pond and fish all day. Just a Quick Question for Murat. I Dug out my very old Yilmaz band gun for my son who is here on a visit and it realy needs a new spear any one around you know who may stock one?. Cheers. and happy sweating everyone in the warm parts of the globe.
