It's Still So Hot That...
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
We received over 150 comments on our segment
yesterday about the weather, so we'll continue to get your thoughts until the heat wave breaks.
Complete this sentence: "It's so hot that..."
Complete this sentence: "It's so hot that..."
Comments [61]
it's so hot that even vegans are feigning shopping for meat at uptown Fairway in order to enjoy the cold room air
It's so hot that even the sun was drinkin ice tea.
It's so hot that my air conditioner (said F this) and went on vacation.
Its so hot I saw two bums ask for ice instead of change.
It's so hot that you would swear that the Lakers just got through playin here...OHHH BABBBYYYY!
... even the weeds are wilting!
i stood under a building in hopes of air conditioner drippings!
... it makes the Twilight Zone episode "The Midnight Sun" seem like a lovely day ...
It's so hot, my snakeskin shoes left my feet in search of shade....
It's so hot that all the women's make-up is sliding down their faces leaving them to look like ghoulish clowns.
It's SO hot.
...it's not hot any more. It just is.
the wind from the subway grating feels good.
. . . I almost forgot about all the summers that were _filled_ with days like this.
And about the "inversions" of the 50s and 60s, when the cool air would sit on and entrap the fetid warm air. They'd go on for weeks, everyone sweltering and breathing in the same hot, muggy, rotten, stale air.
AND about how there was little air conditioning anywhere, and no air conditioning on the subways.
AND about how people had to dress up more to go to the office--suits, etc.
AND about how these last 2 days came after much cooler weather.
I'll forget ALL about the above when we have 3 weeks of it.
it should be that even the 'showers of praise' for the new iPhone have evaporated, hehe
It's so hot that cool breezes have just been put on the "endangered species" list.
... that even the buzz surrounding the new iPhone has evaporated
that I long for 60 below (F) temperatures in Northern Ontario!
It's so hot that the Climate Change Deniers had to re-check their Rush Limbaugh talking points, to remind themselves why anthropogenic global warming is NOT true.
It's so hot, My electric bill is higher than my house payments.
It's so hot that halter tops and short shorts are now the required uniform of New York City's finest.
It's so hot, I saw a squirrel trying to put his nuts into a cooler.
It's so hot that the very air, itself, is trying to catch a breather...
....that you get sweaty when you go outside.
that I'm not sure if I'm walking or swimming.
It's so hot, I'm strapping ice cube trays to my hips.
It's so hot that it's not hot any more. It just is.
...that I missed my subway stop to stay in the air conditioned subway car.
...that Brian has New Yorkers whining like babies.
i came to the yucatan peninsula to cool off. It's 73 dry degrees.
It's so hot that it's not just a Heat Wave anymore, it's a Heat Tsunami!
...I have a crush on the weather.
....that I'm thinking about moving back to Minnesota! :-0
... I'm projectile sweating.
it's so hot, it reminds me of 'back home in Texas'
...I'm job hunting in front of the air conditioner in my skivies for the second day in a row.
that my really hot girlfriend is getting jealous
...that the air coming out of the Fox News studio is like a cool, refreshing breeze.
It is so hot that he is thankful of the constant media reports, letting me know how to keep cool, otherwise I would have forgotten to not wear my sweater today. (sarcasm fully intended)
my bathing suit went swimming without me
...my air conditioner packed up and moved somewhere cooler.
But seriously, does it not boggle the mind tht in the wealthiest country in the world we have people dying from a wholly predictable, annual event, preventable with 70-year-old technology. The government should give out a once-every-five-years, one-per-household $100 subsidy for air conditioners. If 100 million americans applied for one, it would cost as much as, what, a day in Iraq?
Its so hot my cats are sleeping wrapped around their water bowl-- or on the bathroom tiles! Really!
I'm happy getting to work.
...my wife is driving around with her convertible top UP.
(well, I said I lived in Westchester...)
It is so hot that my soul is BURNING with desire for cooler weather.
It is so hot that I rode a Camel to work today
It is so hot that if i take a 10 minute nap inside my car, I can generate enough sweat to equal my usual 1 hour exercise regimen.
... I watched a pot and it boiled anyway!
Reprising mine from yesterday ...
It's so hot that Dick Cheney had to bathe in the blood of the innocent twice.
It's SO HOT that my dog is barking on a seven-second delay.
......I look longingly at put my photos of Toronto in 3 feet of snow...............
I have two...LOL
It is sooooo hot, I really regret Al Gore was not the President for the last seven years.
And I am keeping my panties in the ice box!
...in my apartment that I burned my feet on the tile floor in my kitchen this morning!
...I'm seriously considering a weekend get-away to Death Valley to cool off.
...that Hillary Clinton has re-entered the Presidetial Race.
that I don't need to read my romance novels for steam anymore.
the dogs are sticking to the sidewalks!
... I opened my lipstick and it poured out like milk.
...I don't have the energy to install my window air conditioner.
but seriously, since we moved during the winter, I cannot install our 2 yr old window air conditioner where the space is too narrow for the accordian-like sides to fit into the window. any suggestions or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
...that a brown out won't let me finish th
...My bed kicked off the covers.
I'm not sure I even have the energy to finish this sent
that I went into the steam room to cool off!
my cat is melting
...the fire dept. better stand by at Newtown Creek and English Kills to put out the fire that could light up from the oil slick there.
..my cat took a shower by himself.
...my hair dried in the shower.
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