You lucky bugger! There is nothing i love more than a hot day followed by a violent thunderstorm. I get in my car drive to the cliffs and watch the thunderbolts and lightning coming in or out over the channel. My car once got hit by a bolt of lightening. I think it chose my car cos i was tuned into some french radio channel while they were playing fade to grey by visage.Nick Harvey wrote:We've just had the thunder storm to end all thunder storms
kind of digging? tsk. no it's a pink shirt that is not flesh coloured in real life but seems to have become so in that photo. i'll have to tweak it. tskLorns wrote:At first glance i thought he was doing a Stuey topless pose, then i saw it was a flesh coloured tee. I'm kind of digging the hair though.
Indeed. Lightning is a horrible francophobe. It prefers the belgians.Lorns wrote:My car once got hit by a bolt of lightening. I think it chose my car cos i was tuned into some french radio channel while they were playing fade to grey by visage.
Digital camera, long exposure, patienceI have never yet got a snap shot of lightening.
Can't think for a moment what you could possibly mean.noelfirl wrote:Hmph. I object to that singularity.Nick Harvey wrote:I'm sure one of our resident scientists will explain.
Mid-to-high 30s is when it gets really unbearable and usually over Christmas here there's a week or two when it's in the low 40s. That is the devil's work, especially when the power goes off due to excess demand and the trains stop working. Anything below about 20 and it's still jumper-wearing weather.Nini wrote: 24? Just right? .... 24? That's the devil's work or at least not the UK climate until mid-July and I've already reached my limit at 21! Don't get me started on humidity, give me a cool or indeed cold grey day over a sunny baking day anyday. Day.
Oh fuck. I better put a jacket on before I head to Wetherspoons then...Nick Harvey wrote: Watch out Mr Francis, it's heading Andover direction.
