news.ericsson.se  wrote:

> Reminds me of a visit to Boston last summer where the temperature was a
> sweltering 32C and I walked into an 'Irish Bar' to partake of a little
> refreshment to be confronted by a roaring open fire, above which were two
> large air-conditioning units working at full blast to keep the place cool. I
> questioned the bar manager about this but he claimed that his customers
> liked an open fire, whatever the weather.

They've always been a bit mad in Lincolnshire. The Far East, doncha
know?

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"Alan Pemberton" <Spambox@pembers.freeserve.co.uk.invalid> wrote in message 
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> news.ericsson.se  wrote:
>
>> Reminds me of a visit to Boston last summer where the temperature was a
>> sweltering 32C and I walked into an 'Irish Bar' to partake of a little
>> refreshment to be confronted by a roaring open fire, above which were two
>> large air-conditioning units working at full blast to keep the place 
>> cool. I
>> questioned the bar manager about this but he claimed that his customers
>> liked an open fire, whatever the weather.
>
> They've always been a bit mad in Lincolnshire. The Far East, doncha
> know?

Quite hot for Boston, 32C. Maybe it's global warming, but otherwise I'm 
Stumped.

Bill

"Ian Jelf"  wrote in message 
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> In message , Bill Wright 
>  writes
>>Quite hot for Boston, 32C. Maybe it's global warming, but otherwise I'm
>>Stumped.
>
> Well I managed to get it, Bill, even if no-one else did.......   :-)

Cheers. Pearls before swine some of words here. Pearls before swine I tell 
you!

Bill