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English Weather: Why do some people hate the SUN ?
Aztec23
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I simply don't get it:
Why against the warm weather and the Sun and why opt to sit indoors in front of the gas fire where you're being ripped off in bills anyway?
FFS, were edging towards APRIL and it STILL feels like DECEMBER :mad:
Global Warming - Ozone Layer - all that bollocks - f it :mad:
Life's too short - we need sun and warmth - PRONTO!
Why against the warm weather and the Sun and why opt to sit indoors in front of the gas fire where you're being ripped off in bills anyway?
FFS, were edging towards APRIL and it STILL feels like DECEMBER :mad:
Global Warming - Ozone Layer - all that bollocks - f it :mad:
Life's too short - we need sun and warmth - PRONTO!
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Move to a warmer climate then
I don't think he's blaming them... directly
They can be bloody annoying though.... we have one on the staff at work. Everyone is feeling miserable and cold because of the weather, and having a good moan about it... then she chimes in, all smug, saying she adores the dark, cold nights and that she can't believe her luck how "wonderfully prolonged" the winter has been.
Bleurgh.... the weird little freakoid.
If I could live in a darkened Finnish sauna, that would be perfect.
I wish I could. In fact I'd love to move to a climate where it's warm all year round and I wouldn't have to wear several layers every day.
You could wear moisturiser that contains sunblock.
Also sunburn is surely rare in the UK.
You need a blazing summer to get one here.
You have to be pretty careless to get sunburnt in the UK. Surely anyone these days with any sense knows that being out in the sun for more than about 20 minutes without sunscreen is a bit stupid?
No you don't, I got sunburned on a cold cloudy day in Birmingham.
Even in a city, it rarely gets uncomfortably hot in the UK.
I do use sunblock if I have to, but I still dread the feeling of the sun beating down on me. I also have very fair skin, and if it can blister in the Seattle sun (which it has) it can blister here.
Much to the annoyance of my sun-worshiping husband, I think my hatred for the sun is pavlovian at this point. I've been burned too many times.
This seems to be a genuine factor, from a health POV, but then, why should that deprive ME and OTHERS???
I've found both climates to be quite inconsistent.
I'm sorry. I'll have a word with the others at the next meeting. Maybe we should invest in more parasols.
Not sure either, the sun? I'm lost
May mean the newspaper?
Glad of the reply and appreciated; my dad from his own native country felt it; in fairness, he's had a taste of England since the late 70s.
I just sincerely want normality from when I was small and growing up; spring should be spring - yet it feels like I'm stuck on December
I ran for Sport Relief this time last year where the weather was significantly better.....