27 Jun 2010, 4:34 pm
They only sweat when they fly 
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27 Jun 2010, 4:39 pm
arecibo_ wrote:
MONKEY wrote:
arecibo_ wrote:
I have a friend from Australia, and apparently, their winters are hotter than UK summers. I loathe to think of it.
OMG
Then again, because they live in the southern hemisphere, our winter months (december, january, februrary) are their summer months and our summer months are their winter months. So for them July would be mid winter, weird that.
What would they have on their christmas cards? I don't think it would be snow and robins.
Yeah he meant July and that, still over 30 degrees celsius which would be considered a heatwave in Ireland. He told me that they usually have barbecues on the Beach during Christmas which is a very weird thought.
That's not a real christmas
Berbecues?? Beaches??
28 Jun 2010, 12:31 am
28 Jun 2010, 3:49 am
astaut wrote:
It was like 100 something degrees here today. Everyday I think I'm having a heatstroke.
what better excuse to strip buck naked and go running under the sprinkler ?
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28 Jun 2010, 3:54 am
Underneath my clothes I am always completely naked 
28 Jun 2010, 7:30 am
It's nothing in the UK, I'm off to Cyprus for a holiday next month, THAT will be hot 
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28 Jun 2010, 8:19 am
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28 Jun 2010, 12:18 pm
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29 Jun 2010, 7:36 am
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29 Jun 2010, 7:48 am
29 Jun 2010, 10:28 pm
happymusic wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
i would trade you the absense of mosquitos for the surplus i've got here. i was mowing the lawn and the little blighters came out in whining force, and i cut the mowing short and ran inside, and a few of the nasty little hummers followed me inside, and i smacked a particularly fat one that lit on me but only glanced it, and it flew onto the mirror where i towel-whipped it and it made a huge 2-inch diameter bloody splatty splotch, probably of blood it had earlier hoovered from me. blech!
See, you must be exceptionally tasty. It is the bane of our existence, the delicious people. I have found that a little olive oil on the skin prevents them from biting me, but I just have dinky Virginia, yours sound like ruffians with teeth. That aside, Washington sounds lovely!
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We already have a number of Pacific Northwest Aspies & would always welcome one more.
What's keeping you from moving away from dinky Virginia?
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30 Jun 2010, 11:26 am
Seanmw wrote:
happymusic wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
i would trade you the absense of mosquitos for the surplus i've got here. i was mowing the lawn and the little blighters came out in whining force, and i cut the mowing short and ran inside, and a few of the nasty little hummers followed me inside, and i smacked a particularly fat one that lit on me but only glanced it, and it flew onto the mirror where i towel-whipped it and it made a huge 2-inch diameter bloody splatty splotch, probably of blood it had earlier hoovered from me. blech!
See, you must be exceptionally tasty. It is the bane of our existence, the delicious people. I have found that a little olive oil on the skin prevents them from biting me, but I just have dinky Virginia, yours sound like ruffians with teeth. That aside, Washington sounds lovely!
!We already have a number of Pacific Northwest Aspies & would always welcome one more.
What's keeping you from moving away from dinky Virginia?
The tiny mosquitoes have me trapped a la Gulliver's Travels.
30 Jun 2010, 11:13 pm
happymusic wrote:
Seanmw wrote:
happymusic wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
i would trade you the absense of mosquitos for the surplus i've got here. i was mowing the lawn and the little blighters came out in whining force, and i cut the mowing short and ran inside, and a few of the nasty little hummers followed me inside, and i smacked a particularly fat one that lit on me but only glanced it, and it flew onto the mirror where i towel-whipped it and it made a huge 2-inch diameter bloody splatty splotch, probably of blood it had earlier hoovered from me. blech!
See, you must be exceptionally tasty. It is the bane of our existence, the delicious people. I have found that a little olive oil on the skin prevents them from biting me, but I just have dinky Virginia, yours sound like ruffians with teeth. That aside, Washington sounds lovely!
!We already have a number of Pacific Northwest Aspies & would always welcome one more.
What's keeping you from moving away from dinky Virginia?
The tiny mosquitoes have me trapped a la Gulliver's Travels.
