Summer Ends Tomorrow!
Summer Ends Tomorrow!
30 August 2009, 08:16 PM
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Gales have been hitting the uk all year so far anyway,damn can't someone build a really big boat and tow the UK to some place with a better climate.That's it then all the nice Girls will now be putting on the winter gear,******** season is over...
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31 August 2009, 12:19 AM
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I'm waiting for those bloody numpties that look at historical Meteorological data to come out with that classic line "The UK enjoyed average amounts of sunshine and slightly higher then average temperatures in the summer of 2009"...............I'll explode with rage I swear 
31 August 2009, 07:22 AM
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Now, now, you know you're ALL wrong..........those nice media and government scientist types told us AGES ago that by 2010, Britain would have a mediterranean climate, due to global warming.
What's that you say? You've not noticed it, in fact the weather has been worse? Well that's because global warming produced global COOLING, but please don't ask why, or certainly not how, just keep on paying those green taxes, you eco-terrorist, you
What's that you say? You've not noticed it, in fact the weather has been worse? Well that's because global warming produced global COOLING, but please don't ask why, or certainly not how, just keep on paying those green taxes, you eco-terrorist, you
31 August 2009, 08:00 AM
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Now, now, you know you're ALL wrong..........those nice media and government scientist types told us AGES ago that by 2010, Britain would have a mediterranean climate, due to global warming.
What's that you say? You've not noticed it, in fact the weather has been worse? Well that's because global warming produced global COOLING, but please don't ask why, or certainly not how, just keep on paying those green taxes, you eco-terrorist, you
What's that you say? You've not noticed it, in fact the weather has been worse? Well that's because global warming produced global COOLING, but please don't ask why, or certainly not how, just keep on paying those green taxes, you eco-terrorist, you
For the last time lets everyone replace all the light bulbs in your home for 100 watt,we can have a goodbye 100 watt bulb party....
31 August 2009, 08:55 AM
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It's the last day of winter for me today 
It's hardly that bad
I calculate we have had 5-7 straight weeks of blue skies and sunshine with temps between 20-29o C oh and maybe a day of rain .
I went to Melbourne last week, gale force winds driving rain and about 6o C, realised I didn't need to go back to London to appreciate what I have in Sydney and couldn't wait to get back
Sorry
It's hardly that bad
I calculate we have had 5-7 straight weeks of blue skies and sunshine with temps between 20-29o C oh and maybe a day of rain .I went to Melbourne last week, gale force winds driving rain and about 6o C, realised I didn't need to go back to London to appreciate what I have in Sydney and couldn't wait to get back
Sorry
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31 August 2009, 09:02 AM
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It's the last day of winter for me today
It's hardly that bad I calculate we have had 5-7 straight weeks of blue skies and sunshine with temps between 20-29o C oh and maybe a day of rain .
I went to Melbourne last week, gale force winds driving rain and about 6o C, realised I didn't need to go back to London to appreciate what I have in Sydney and couldn't wait to get back
Sorry
It's hardly that bad
I calculate we have had 5-7 straight weeks of blue skies and sunshine with temps between 20-29o C oh and maybe a day of rain .I went to Melbourne last week, gale force winds driving rain and about 6o C, realised I didn't need to go back to London to appreciate what I have in Sydney and couldn't wait to get back
Sorry
On the downside, its full of Australians.
31 August 2009, 09:42 AM
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31 August 2009, 10:38 AM
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Huntsman wont bite you and it wil actually eat the poisonous ones
Admitedly I still lift the quilt and pillows before jumping into bed along with checking under the bog seat and shaking my shoes before putting them on
I live near a lot of bushland and have seen 2 Huntsmen and one Redback (killed that little basterd) in 10 months and no snakes or Sharks, anyway you'll never see a shark in your pool
On the plus side there are loads of V8's and Scoobs and no hoodies
Admitedly I still lift the quilt and pillows before jumping into bed along with checking under the bog seat and shaking my shoes before putting them on
I live near a lot of bushland and have seen 2 Huntsmen and one Redback (killed that little basterd) in 10 months and no snakes or Sharks, anyway you'll never see a shark in your pool
On the plus side there are loads of V8's and Scoobs and no hoodies
31 August 2009, 10:44 AM
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There hasn't really been as summer. We did managed to have a week in south Devon where it was probably the best week of the summer.
Was shorts weather so I won't complain.
As for sumer being over, well as far as I knew we had a few weeks left.
It's a different story if the sun decides to grace us with its rays or not though!
Was shorts weather so I won't complain.
As for sumer being over, well as far as I knew we had a few weeks left.
It's a different story if the sun decides to grace us with its rays or not though!
31 August 2009, 11:22 AM
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Anyone know what part of the UK has the most Dry days all year round.
31 August 2009, 09:09 PM
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we've had a terrific summer here in surrey - luckily we missed the worst bits of the wind / rain by going to the south of france - the time we've been here has been stunnning (just been out watering the garden again) 
31 August 2009, 10:04 PM
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Well I'm like Mr Lobster now ..... a day on the beach - took till midday to clear the cloud, but then it was wall to wall blue skies
Sea was quite warm too - had a decent swim
Sea was quite warm too - had a decent swim
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