Record temperatures expected in england tommrorowrorwoworw

[hercules-df]

ironic its the day emain will turn into a big giant mass of fire w/ the influx of VP grps

 

[envenom]

lol@ railways trains being cancled because of fear of the tracks melting ;/

 

[hercules-df]

lol

 

[Iswind]

no it cant be true :eek2:

It´s against the laws of nature!

I command the wather to go back to its original state: Rain :great:

 

[Rollie_David]

not funny cause im a student my summer job is working on the steelworks in my parents hometown, shoveling 5 tonnes of crystalized coke in 95+ degree weather is gonna kill me

 

[Iswind]

call in sick and play 1.62 all day ?

 

[Rollie_David]

Originally posted by Nfr
call in sick and play 1.62 all day ?

please dont get me thinking like that

 

[old.m0000]

Originally posted by envenom
lol@ railways trains being cancled because of fear of the tracks melting ;/

not quite melting, buckling

u kno im sure that when something is heated it expands...

think about 100000 of KM of rails welded together under tension, if each section expands by 1mm ...

 

[old.m0000]

Originally posted by Nfr
call in sick and play 1.62 all day ?

bit of a waste imo, servers wont be up till after lunch..

 

[Puppetmistress]

Originally posted by old.m0000
not quite melting, buckling

u kno im sure that when something is heated it expands...

think about 100000 of KM of rails welded together under tension, if each section expands by 1mm ...

Probably old railroad because the problem can be easily circumvented. I am not familiar with British Railroads tho, so I dunno how old the tracks are.

 

[old.Niljindil]

Originally posted by Puppetmistress
Probably old railroad because the problem can be easily circumvented. I am not familiar with British Railroads tho, so I dunno how old the tracks are.

My guess is that it has nothing to do with how old they are, but rather of how much they counted the temperature to reach when they built the railroad in the first place.

 

[Appollo]

Originally posted by Puppetmistress
Probably old railroad because the problem can be easily circumvented. I am not familiar with British Railroads tho, so I dunno how old the tracks are.

old

 

[samildanachh]

Originally posted by Puppetmistress
Probably old railroad because the problem can be easily circumvented. I am not familiar with British Railroads tho, so I dunno how old the tracks are.

well british rail suck,alot!
so prollly like 50yrs old or more

 

[corentmm]

mighty old.

I was on the eurostar once and an american asked why we were going so slowly - the [french] steward person told them that we'd speed up when we got through the tunnel into france cos the railways weren't crap there.

 

[Ravenbourne]

Originally posted by Appollo
old

increadably

 

[congin]

must be... around here the problem wiht heated railways was solved like 10 years ago

 

[svartmetall]

Hot weather fucking sucks...explain to me what is so good about sweating all day and night for weeks on end...

...bring on the winter and snow.

I shall be sheltering from the horrible heat with a cold beer and exploring what 1.62 has to offer me.

 

[Puppetmistress]

Originally posted by old.Niljindil
My guess is that it has nothing to do with how old they are, but rather of how much they counted the temperature to reach when they built the railroad in the first place.

No, it has to do with the age. In the 'old' days physics and industry wheren't very linked as it is now..

As a result engineers just 'did' what they thought was ok.. Dutch word 'natte vingerwerk' meaning they just guessed abit.

Nowadays Physics is involved into it, because it's needed: It's too expensive to shutdown something because the temperature goes over XX degrees.

It has nothing to do with old materials or something if you mean that.. Just that they didn't use any math before plumping down the track

 

[Tilda]

Originally posted by Puppetmistress
Probably old railroad because the problem can be easily circumvented. I am not familiar with British Railroads tho, so I dunno how old the tracks are.

RAILWAYS!

 

[xplo]

I'll be on the beach with a magazine and some sunglasses ^^ (yes I live close to the sea)

 

[Aoami]

Originally posted by corentmm
mighty old.

I was on the eurostar once and an american asked why we were going so slowly - the [french] steward person told them that we'd speed up when we got through the tunnel into france cos the railways weren't crap there.

lol

 

[makgsnake]

Guess what im doing tomoz? (err today)

got bought some flying lessons, for 1 hour flying over blackpool in a iccle plane (taking off and landing)

err yes i know your all gelouse

 

[Aoami]

just go ride the Irn Bru ride instead imo

 

[ceix]

lightweights


been almost +30 degrees celsius here in finland for 3 weeks, today it finally stopped, 20c and rain

record was something like 35c

 

[Spamb0t]

such lies.. u finns only got snow.. EVERYWHERE!

 

[old.TeaSpoon]

Spent 10 days in the US at 37-42 Deg. C.

Its nice and warm here

 

[arrakeen]

Originally posted by svartmetall
Hot weather fucking sucks...explain to me what is so good about sweating all day and night for weeks on end...

...bring on the winter and snow.

I shall be sheltering from the horrible heat with a cold beer and exploring what 1.62 has to offer me.

Simple, first reason girls start to drop most of their cloth
You can sit out in the sun enjoying a ice cold beer.
You can go swimming and looking at girls with even less on, all wet

I love summer, winter sucks so hard unless you are skieing

Only bad thing atm is that im on work sitting infront of a PC and outside there is a heatwave /:

 

[old.Zoyster]

I want to know exactly where railways have cancelled services. I travel to work for 1.5 hours by train, why aren't mine cancelled ??

 

[greenfingers]

buy loads of ice cold coke !!! .. like me

 

[cougar-]

cola light lemon imo