Good curry then?
Mr Dave wrote:
Constant thunder here. Never heard anything like it.
Yup, same here. I'm in Sidcup tonight and it was bonkers for about half an hour. Seems to have settled now, but I hope it's not pissing down first thing in the morning as I'm five minutes walk from where I parked. Still horribly humid.
No thunder in the Midlands, but it's pretty humid here too.
Kern wrote:
Good curry then?
You joke, but to begin with I did wonder if it was my stomach.
Dr Zoidberg wrote:
No thunder in the Midlands, but it's pretty humid here too.
I don't think you've had it at work as we've had it in Walsall, but kast week we had a thunderstorm every day apart from Friday, at about 1-4pm, and about four the week before. We've had about ten total in the last fortnight.
There's a lot of air pressure today, so Darwin and I gave our grumpy heads on, even though we are watching Sarah and Duck.
There's certainly an oppressive feel in the air today. must go and get a drink.
My brothers have said that the humidity in London is a new level of rainforest.
Mr Russell wrote:
There's certainly an oppressive feel in the air today. must go and get a drink.
That's the Leavers fouling up the air with their bullshit.
Lonewolves wrote:
Mr Russell wrote:
There's certainly an oppressive feel in the air today. must go and get a drink.
That's the Leavers fouling up the air with their bullshit.
There'll be less hot air* today than yesterday I reckon. Once you've voted, no point trying to argue with anyone any more.
*fewer hot airs.
Mimi wrote:
My brothers have said that the humidity in London is a new level of rainforest.
It's pretty unpleasant. And that was after a huge thunderstorm last night and all the rain on earth coming down
Mr Trump is in town today. That's probably got to have something to do with it.
Must be fun on the tube.
Cras wrote:
all the rain on earth
Objection!
I am so looking forward to taking next week off.... yay
Pundabaya wrote:
Must be fun on the tube.
My brother was* on the tube, he said it was horrendous. I think he may have been crying.
*probably dead now.
I found travelling on the tube horrifyingly awful on a lovely September day.
The Central line's always the worst. That deep tube is like an oven. Normally around this time we get some article about how you're not allowed to transport livestock in such conditions.
Well, it's lovely up here.
So there.
So there.
Kern wrote:
Normally around this time we get some article about how you're not allowed to transport livestock in such conditions.
Is transporting livestock on the tube a thing? Zardoz wrote:
Kern wrote:
Normally around this time we get some article about how you're not allowed to transport livestock in such conditions.
Is transporting livestock on the tube a thing?It clearly states that dogs must be carried on the escalators.