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Reply #15 -
Apr 25
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, 2003 at 3:34pm
Tequila Sunrise
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Welcome to Scotland, where the rain falls between horizontal and up. I think we've just had our summer a whole to weeks of resonable weather.
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Reply #16 -
Apr 25
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, 2003 at 3:48pm
Fozzer
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Welcome to Scotland, where the rain falls between horizontal and up. I think we've just had our summer a whole to weeks of resonable weather.
Hi Craig...
...!
You and Whitey live much too close to the North Pole* for my liking....
...all those mountains and snow....
Brrrrr....
....!
LOL...LOL...LOL...!
Cheers...
Paul.
(Warm, Sunny, England).
...*and Glasgow...
...!
LOL...!
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Reply #17 -
Apr 25
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, 2003 at 4:40pm
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1. Goring-on-Sea smells of sea weed, no arguments. It just does.
2. You don't need a passport to come to Norfolk. A lobotomy might prove useful though.....
4. There is no number three.
5. I know you sharp west country folk. I've been on holiday in Exmoor. Pub lunches from only £20.00. Hah!
Will
Who switched the lights off? I can't see a thing....... Hold on, my eyes were closed. Oops, my bad...............&&
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Reply #18 -
Apr 25
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, 2003 at 4:43pm
Craig.
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and yet you keep coming back:) exmoor beautifully expensive:)
actually i am glad i can say i am a southern boy really i live here without choice more convenience
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Reply #19 -
Apr 25
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, 2003 at 4:53pm
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1. Goring-on-Sea smells of sea weed, no arguments. It just does.
2. You don't need a passport to come to Norfolk. A lobotomy might prove useful though.....
4. There is no number three.
5. I know you sharp west country folk. I've been on holiday in Exmoor. Pub lunches from only £20.00. Hah!
Will
1. That's the ozone. Bracing sea air. Plenty of nice sights on the beach too.
2. I'll pass on the lobotomy. I only have one marble left as it is.
5. Hmmm. I always though of myself as a stolid southerner. I suppose anything west of Norfolk is regarded as the West Country. You could get a banquet for £20 round here.
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Reply #20 -
Apr 25
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, 2003 at 6:53pm
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Maccers, me and Woodlouse are the lucky ones, we live on the lovely, warm, Western side of the country....more Tee Hee's...
...!
LOL...!
Ah yes. The beautiful cornish weather. Horizontal rain for 11 months of the year. Its always windy and never warm enough to expose your legs. And thats just the south coast! On the north coast theres the prevailing winds comming accross the atlantic so its quite nippy.
See in the south west were a hardy folk. Snow don't bother us much except we never get it.
You see Fozzer, not all of us have a bloody great wind break (aka that big range of mountains) to keep the wind chill out. No. We have to suffer on draughty moors.
LOL... The weathers not that bad really. Lets just hope it stays good.
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Reply #21 -
Apr 26
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, 2003 at 3:29am
Fozzer
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.....You see Fozzer, not all of us have a bloody great wind break (aka that big range of mountains) to keep the wind chill out. No. We have to suffer on draughty moors.
LOL... The weathers not that bad really. Lets just hope it stays good.
Good morning Woody....
....!
Tee-Hee...
...!
I see you gave got our Geography/Geology sorted...
...!
We have the Black Mountains and the Radnorshire Hills on our Westerly side.
So having prevailing westerly winds, the rain bearing clouds are forced upwards, over the hills and precipitation occurs on all the unlucky folks who live just on the lee-side of the hills...arf...arf...!
The rest of the county is in a flat basin, so it stops nice and warm and cosy, with the occasional shower and puff of wind.....joy...!
(Did you know that Lydney, in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, on the banks of the Bristol Channel, enjoys the highest annual temperature in the British Isles...and it's only just down the road from me)... 8)...!
One of the fascination things about Flight Sim programs is that they teach you a lot about the weather.
I even go into my local Library now, and borrow books explaining weather conditions so that I dont go out in bad weather and crash my little Cessna...sad, or what...
...!
Still, it's all very interesting, and expands my knowledge of all things which have absolutely no interest to anyone else.....
....LOL...LOL...LOL...!
Cheers all...
Paul.
(Nice, cosy, Herefordshire...)
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Apr 26
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, 2003 at 3:32am
Smoke2much
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The point of useless knowledge is that it is no use. (Lye Tin Wheedle 473Bc)
If reading the books allows you to look sagely at the sky and predict the weather you will soon gain a respectful group of followers, look at Michael Fish.
Will
Who switched the lights off? I can't see a thing....... Hold on, my eyes were closed. Oops, my bad...............&&
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Reply #23 -
Apr 26
th
, 2003 at 3:49am
Fozzer
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....The point of useless knowledge is that it is no use. (Lye Tin Wheedle 473Bc)
Will
Hi Will...
...!
...was he one of your ancestors who popped over from the continent, the Angles, and took over your part of the country, East Anglia...?
...by the way, where did North Anglia, South Anglia and West Anglia go to... ???...!
LOL...LOL...LOL...!
Cheers Will....
Paul.
(West Mercia. The Kingdom of King Offa, (he of Offa's Dyke)...).
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Reply #24 -
Apr 26
th
, 2003 at 4:03am
Smoke2much
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You are in West Anglia (Anglia=England)!!
I've met Offa's Dyke. She was very rude and left with her girlfriend...
Will
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Reply #25 -
Apr 26
th
, 2003 at 5:22am
Fozzer
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You are in West Anglia (Anglia=England)!!
I've met Offa's Dyke. She was very rude and left with her girlfriend...
Will
You got the Angles, we got the Saxons with their Frankfurters, "Saurcrout?" and Holsten Pilsner....
...fortunately for them, at the time, they weren't wearing leather shorts, long socks and a funny hat with a feather in it...
....!
(..and slapping their thighs..)...!
We would never have allowed them into the country else....
....!
LOL...LOL...LOL...!
Cheers Will...
Paul.
(a suburb of West Saxony...?).....
...!
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Reply #26 -
Apr 26
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, 2003 at 5:48am
Smoke2much
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Well, as I'm from Kent origionally I would imagine I'm a Jute. Hengist and Horsa 'n all that stuff.
Will
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Apr 26
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, 2003 at 6:18am
Fozzer
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Well, as I'm from Kent origionally I would imagine I'm a Jute. Hengist and Horsa 'n all that stuff.
Will
Blimey Will....!
...just looked in the dictionary for "Jute"...
Quote>
Jute: n. A fibrous substance from an Indian plant of the linden family, used for carpets, bagging, etc; the plant itself.
End quote>
Does that mean you are either a "Carpet Bagger" of a long piece of string... ???....!
LOL...LOL...LOL...!
(I love this...)...!
Cheers Will...
Paul.
(Britania).
I love the "Hengist and Horsa" bit...LOL...!
...This is developing into a British history lesson for all our curious* American friends..
...!
*Curious as in "wanting to know", rather than "peculiar/strange"...LOL...!
...(love it...)...!
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Reply #28 -
Apr 26
th
, 2003 at 7:09am
ATI_9700pro
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You got the Angles, we got the Saxons with their Frankfurters, "Saurcrout?" and Holsten Pilsner....
...fortunately for them, at the time, they weren't wearing leather shorts, long socks and a funny hat with a feather in it...
....!
(..and slapping their thighs..)...!
We would never have allowed them into the country else....
....!
LOL...LOL...LOL...!
Cheers Will...
Paul.
(a suburb of West Saxony...?).....
...!
HEY! nothing against Sauerkraut, Holsten Bier and Frankfurter!
shall i send you a whole batallion of traditional bavarian inhabitants???
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Apr 26
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, 2003 at 7:19am
Fozzer
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HEY! nothing against Sauerkraut, Holsten Bier and Frankfurter!
shall i send you a whole batallion of traditional bavarian inhabitants???
Hi ATI....
...!
...I just knew you would pop-up when I mentioned leather shorts, long wooly socks and funny hats with feathers...
....!
(..not to mention slapping thighs..)....
...!
I am ever so sorry, please don't send Atilla the Hun over here to sort us, (me), out....
...!
Your Holsten Pils, and Frankfurters are lovely though, thank-you very much...
...!
LOL...LOL...LOL...!
Cheers ATI...!
Paul.
(Upper Saxony)....?
P.S. ...hope you had a FAB birthday...
....!
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