From: null@void.com   
      
   Bob La Londe  writes:   
   > ...   
   >   
   > The thing I never learned to manage was hot and humid.  If there is a   
   > way I can't fathom it.  In Northern Ohio I saw what I called 90/90   
   > plenty of days in the summer.  Over 90 degrees and over 90%   
   > humidity. That was just miserable.  ...   
   > ...   
      
   I experienced that - what you call "90/90".   
   I worked in a research foundry.   
   Thing was that onlookers were unlikely to think of - surely when the   
   temperature goes up, with the same unchanged amount of water (moisture)   
   in the air, the relative humidity must go down(?).  So sweating works.   
   Problem was "home" - an apartment right under the asphalt'ed roof...   
   Having a friend of the female persuasion around was not for the   
   heterosexually faint-hearted...  :-)   
      
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