who all has to work out in this heat??

[Snapper]

I work in house attics everyday, somewhere around 135 to 160 degrees. How sweet it is. Seems like I should be loosing some weight.

[mchitched]

In and out for 12 hrs a day wearing friggin hot body armor!

[J McCoy]

Firefighting in this heat is really bad. But what I hate more is standing in my bunker gear on a stupid gas leak or car wreck.

Took the words right out of my mouth couldnt have said it better

[Exit110]

Dont leave a metal tool laying in the sun. It will burn you.

[smokin feathers]

I light hundreds of acres at a time on fire in this weather. Licensed to burn under ban as well, only Todd Staples can really shut me down, If not setting fire to something I am on the dozer eatin dirt pushing firelanes. Get to the bowshop on some days and work in the ac, but not much anymore since I started the siteprep co.

[aironeout]

Working on a golf course all day every day. Just like the oil field guys with the wind, rain, heat, etc. At least I have worked my way up to the point that I have an office and "need" to get stuff done in the afternoons

The only problem with moving up from assistant to head super is that I have become good at pointing my finger and have gained about 30 lbs.

Golf Course Superintendent all day every day.

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What courses are ya'll at?

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[paintman]

wow guess i was feeling sorry for myself,most all you got me beat,i guess ill quite cryin,dang yall you rock

[Navajo]

Smokin feathers....make your way to Flower Mound and start a few around here so it will give us other smoke eaters something to do.

[Uncle Saggy]

The life of a FREONFREAK
I am a HVAC tech I feel sorry for you southern boys it hot as hell in KS also

I am still undecided what's worse, heat or cold. HVAC in northern Illinois till 1998, south since then. Man, working on them -20 w/-40 wind chills vs. 105 w/115 heat index.......that's a tough call. I honestly prefer the heat!!!

[Txag96]

got you all beat, I am a roofer, working now in Austin after the last hail storm. 105 is only the temperature on the ground. Add another 30 degrees on top of those roofs.

[tracker]

use to be 5 days a week in the heat now its only 7 a month without OT.

I love my schedule........jobs not to bad either.

[DNTRanch]

The only problem with moving up from assistant to head super is that I have become good at pointing my finger and have gained about 30 lbs.






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Boy is that true!!!!! I didn't know we had so many super's on here I am in North Texas. You just get use to the hot and keep going and waiting for the fall temps so things slow down and time to get in the WOODS!!!!!
I am at Texas Womans University, they have an 18 hole course here OH an forgot to add we just had a rain shower this morning, now it will be really muggy!!!!

[mojo360]

Its not hot until we bunk out and go into a burning house, chasing a grass fire, or working a wreck on the freeway. I would not change a thing, I love it.

[LostHawg]

This is the one thing I don't miss about working on the flightline at Dyess... The heat. Working on the B-1s when its 105 open air can be 125 working on the EXCM or the 196 trailers.