Egon
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Isn't there a saying about being out in the heat?
"Mad dog's and ??
"Mad dog's and ??
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patrick_g
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"Only mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the noon day son." A reference to mid day heat often attributed to Rudyard Kipling but absent from his writings. Noel Coward wrote the line in a song in 1931 and reprised by Joe Cocker.
I take a lunch break at noon (1200 CDT) for half an hour. I've been compared to worse than English, but not often.
Pat
