Views from the street: Beating the heat

[Hachiko]

As temperatures soar and Tokyoites swelter, Melanie Burton swims through the sweaty city streets seeking suggestions on how summertime strollers can beat the heat.

Japan Times (http://www.japantimes.com/cgi-bin/getarticle.pl5?fl20040720vf.htm)

[TwistedMac]

interesting.. i wish i had a heat to beat =(

i have a hard time understand why people (90% of everyone i've talked to) don't like humidity.. i love it =/

when you can hardly breathe and your clothes stick to your body.. it's great!

[DragonChan]

Heat sucks...

The current heat wave means that I have to wear sunscreen before I even step outside, or I burn, all the stores are selling out of fans, and I have to go buy ice cream everyday or it's just unbearable.

Though I don't think I'd resort to that something or other 'sweat-cream' that the woman in the article did.

[Mike Cash]

The heat also means that women in Japan are displaying an unprecedented amount of bare chest flesh. While actual glimpses of cleavage or the upper swell of bosoms are rare, necklines are lower and wider than ever before.

[TwistedMac]

The heat also means that women in Japan are displaying an unprecedented amount of bare chest flesh. While actual glimpses of cleavage or the upper swell of bosoms are rare, necklines are lower and wider than ever before.

that and a beer sounds like a good time to me!

[Lina Inverse]

The heat also means that women in Japan are displaying an unprecedented amount of bare chest flesh. While actual glimpses of cleavage or the upper swell of bosoms are rare, necklines are lower and wider than ever before.
Sounds good to me :cool:
30-35ｰ is nice, but more soon becomes unconfortable :relief:

[PopCulturePooka]

even early 30's is hard with the humidity


Myself I'm sucking down Gatorade like its going out of style.