uk666 5,298 Report post Posted February 23, 2017 You know it is hot when.... Hot water comes out of both taps. The best parking spot is determined by shade, not distance. The temperature drops below 32c and you feel chilly. You curse light rain showers because they do not cool anything down, they just add steam. You discover in summer it only takes two fingers to steer a car. You discover you can get sunburnt through your windscreen. You develop a fear of metal door handles, leather seats and seat belt buckles. You break a sweat the instant you step outside, even at 7am. You realise bitumen has a liquid state. You cannot use candles during a romantic dinner, because they melted at lunchtime. You cannot hear or think any more because of the cicadas. While walking barefoot to your car, you do a tightrope act on the white lines in the car park. You catch a cold from having the aircon on full blast all night long. You learn that shopping centres are temples to air conditioning with shops thrown in. Sticking your head in the freezer and standing in your open fridge are both considered normal. A cup full of ice is considered a great snack. A power blackout is life threatening because your aircon and fans stop. No one cares if you walk around with no shoes on. Heck, unless it's a formal occasion no one cares if you skip the shirt too. You keep anything in the fridge... including potatoes, bread and clothing. You can move faster than an Olympic sprinter when you have groceries waiting outside in the car. You will drive to another state on errands, because your car has aircon and your house does not. The effort of towelling yourself off after a shower means you need another shower. You will wait patiently until the day it starts raining to go for a run. You worry your ceiling fan is spinning so fast the blades will break off and kill you. You laugh at this list. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tech 425 3,942 Report post Posted February 24, 2017 When the egg is cooked before you can get it cracked on the street Share this post Link to post Share on other sites