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insertnamehere
07-17-2007, 10:52 PM
tomorrow my delivery driving job is gonna suck. when humidity is 100% sweat doesn't evaporate. at all. my clothes will be wet by the end of the day, as well as my money. it lives in my back pocket. i feel bad when i have to pay out my manager at the end of the day and i give him money soaked with ass sweat.

ET
07-17-2007, 11:56 PM
Oh man, yeah. It's one of those days when you walk outside with flip flops and in 30 seconds they're soaked.

At least your manager doesn't have to accept money soaked in middle aged man ass sweat. That's the worst.

Praying Mantis
07-18-2007, 08:00 AM
yeah....weather in Philly today = not nice.

abcdefz
07-18-2007, 08:16 AM
We called that "muggy." I don't know what kind of terms you guys have. "Sticky"? "Hellish"?

Ugh. I can remember working in a nice air conditioned record store, making a soda run to the drug store half a block away, coming back soaked with sweat.

Good luck. (y)

QueenAdrock
07-18-2007, 10:27 AM
100% humidity always confused me. I guess 100% means that if there was any more moisture, it would be raining because the air physically can't hold any more water? I'm not quite sure.

abcdefz
07-18-2007, 10:30 AM
It's more of a slogan. Like "The Show Me State."

insertnamehere
07-18-2007, 01:20 PM
100% humidity always confused me. I guess 100% means that if there was any more moisture, it would be raining because the air physically can't hold any more water? I'm not quite sure.

well its a number relative to the amount of water the air can hold, and the air can hold more water the hotter it is. waaaay up where clouds get made, like, air goes up and cools, and cant hold as much water, so some falls out and makes rain, but generally down here in the real world it doesn't get up to 100% humidity. 100% means the air has as much as it can possibly hold, and thus nothing can evaporate. yesterday it was raining, but being 100% humidity (down here) doesn't make it rain necessarily, nor does it have to be 100% to rain.


the reason humid heat feels hotter than dry heat is cause you're sweat cant evaporate. today actually wasnt as bad as yesterday, i think maybe all the rain helped cool it off a bit, but yesterday i kept sweating, but the sweat couldnt evaporate, so it just stayed on me and heated up to air temp, so then i had essentially hot water running down my head and back.

and yeah, 20 year old girl as sweat probably isnt as disturbing as 30 year old man ass sweat. i did give him some change the other day and he commented on how my money is always so warm, haha. he didnt say wet though. maybe that would have been to awkward.

ET
07-18-2007, 02:15 PM
"Mmmm, it'ths tho wet and warm." *proceeds to rub money on cheeks*

I make sure that when I drink my middle aged man sweat, I run it through my Brita pitcher as it filters out unwanted pubes. All the while I sing Love On The Rocks as performed by Neil Diamond in between sips. Love on the rocks! Ain't no surprise...

ET
07-18-2007, 02:36 PM
I like my middle aged man ass sweat to be of the highest caliber. No chlorine plz.

insertnamehere
07-18-2007, 03:08 PM
Brita filter? What's the fun in that? By the way, speaking of hairy asses, I just saw INH's picture in the family album, and I'm betting that she has the hairiest ass here. Sorry Bob.


i'm also the most dexterous puppy in the world, what with being able to type and all

insertnamehere
07-18-2007, 03:11 PM
oh yeah, and this is somewhat unrelated to this thread, but we'll try the picture thing again when i've had a shower and adequate sleep and maybe with less skin exposed. it was kind of a yuck picture. im not very photogenic. and when i freaked out and tried to take it down, something unpleasant happened that day that i wont go into that made me incredibly self conscious and ugly feeling and i didnt want people to look at me.

insertnamehere
07-18-2007, 03:36 PM
the actual picture of real human me?