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My garden was full of tiny crickets this spring, but the bloody
spiders
ate most of them...

Yup, we do that! Yum yum. :~))

I say, that's just not cricket, y'know!

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Sad, I know. They didn't even have a good innings, heh heh! I knocked
'em
for six!

Spider



Don't you mean eight? Hadn't got a leg to stand on etc?
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Quite so, Sacha, but I'm sure you'll see that leaves me two to stand on
while I munch on them. :~)
Spider


Time to leggo of this!

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South Devon

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Can somebody enlighten me as to

1 - The national BBC weather forecast has no clouds any way near us.
But the local BBC weather shows rain.

2 - Yahoo weather, BBC weather and Met office web sites all show
different weather forecasts for the same place. I just have do an
average of all 3 to get a reasonable forecast.

3 - When I check out the weather on the Met office (typically) website
we are on the very edge of the 'West Midlands' map and right on the
very edge of the 'East Midlands' map. When will I be able to get the
forecast for my town bang in the middle of the screen. My response
from the met office was 'you get what we give you'.


The weather computer models cannot agree on what the forecast is for
tomorrow but when the same models are used to predict global warming
suddenly normally sane people believe the results!

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Alan writes:
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| The weather computer models cannot agree on what the forecast is for
| tomorrow but when the same models are used to predict global warming
| suddenly normally sane people believe the results!

I was about to respond with some remedial education, when I realised that
the posting was almost certainly by another A. Macmillan sock-puppet.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

What do you get if you "Enter a town, city, country name, or a UK postcode" in
the window provided here
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/d/

This is exactly as I was saying. If you enter Daventry, Northants, it
says its going to be light showers for tomorrow.

But in just seeing the BBC TV weather, its going to be reasonably OK
with sun (but no rain).

Who at the BBC is not talking to each other ???

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My garden was full of tiny crickets this spring, but the bloody spiders
ate most of them...

Yup, we do that! Yum yum. :~))

I say, that's just not cricket, y'know!

A web of deceit, you think? ;-)

Cricket 4-11, sis; Cricket Ford inner; Cricket 40; butter full English
breakfast, TYVM.

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My garden was full of tiny crickets this spring, but the bloody spiders
ate most of them...

Yup, we do that! Yum yum. :~))

I say, that's just not cricket, y'know!

Sad, I know. They didn't even have a good innings, heh heh! I knocked 'em
for six!

What four?

I think you're very wicket.

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"Spider" writes:
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| My garden was full of tiny crickets this spring, but the
bloody spiders
| ate most of them...
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| Yup, we do that! Yum yum. :~))
|
| I say, that's just not cricket, y'know!
|
| A web of deceit, you think? ;-)
|
| Well, they certainly didn't see it coming, or they'd have hopped it! :~)

Jiminy! This is getting bad.

It will get worse, you mark my words.

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In article ,
Alan writes:
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| The weather computer models cannot agree on what the forecast is for
| tomorrow but when the same models are used to predict global warming
| suddenly normally sane people believe the results!

I was about to respond with some remedial education, when I realised that
the posting was almost certainly by another A. Macmillan sock-puppet.


And the cry goes out "you'll burn in Hell" if anyone dares to question
anything on which the theory of Global warming is based.

I assume that no more research grants are required for weather
forecasting computer models because they so reliable that they can now
predict what's going to happen tomorrow - and all the models predict the
same thing without any deviations.
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My garden was full of tiny crickets this spring, but the bloody spiders
ate most of them...

Yup, we do that! Yum yum. :~))

I say, that's just not cricket, y'know!

Sad, I know. They didn't even have a good innings, heh heh! I knocked 'em
for six!

What four?

I think you're very wicket.

It's all over now.
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On 4/9/08 22:28, in article , "hugh"
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My garden was full of tiny crickets this spring, but the bloody spiders
ate most of them...

Yup, we do that! Yum yum. :~))

I say, that's just not cricket, y'know!

Sad, I know. They didn't even have a good innings, heh heh! I knocked 'em
for six!

What four?

I think you're very wicket.

It's all over now.

Ducking and running?

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Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

On 4/9/08 23:28, in article ,
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On Thu, 04 Sep 2008 23:19:06 +0100, Sacha wrote:

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My garden was full of tiny crickets this spring, but the bloody spiders
ate most of them...

Yup, we do that! Yum yum. :~))

I say, that's just not cricket, y'know!

Sad, I know. They didn't even have a good innings, heh heh! I knocked
'em
for six!

What four?

I think you're very wicket.

It's all over now.

Ducking and running?

and bowling naive blonde maidens over.

Now, hush, she's on an away fixture!
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Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

On 5/9/08 07:40, in article ,
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On Thu, 04 Sep 2008 23:59:23 +0100, Sacha wrote:

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My garden was full of tiny crickets this spring, but the bloody
spiders
ate most of them...

Yup, we do that! Yum yum. :~))

I say, that's just not cricket, y'know!

Sad, I know. They didn't even have a good innings, heh heh! I knocked
'em
for six!

What four?

I think you're very wicket.

It's all over now.

Ducking and running?

and bowling naive blonde maidens over.

Now, hush, she's on an away fixture!

Not batting for the other side?

Playing for the home team.
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Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

On 5/9/08 09:09, in article ,
"Martin" wrote:
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Rain stopped play in Devon?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/se...ather.flooding

We've had it hurling against the windows since early this morning. Now it's
stopped for a bit but the breeze is getting up again and it's a very black
horizon over there. We're going to lunch with someone who is moving to
Gloucestershire and wants to give Ray cuttings of some of her most precious
plants, so there's a fair chance we'll be drenched to the skin and blown to
Cornwall!
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http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

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My garden was full of tiny crickets this spring, but the bloody spiders
ate most of them...

Yup, we do that! Yum yum. :~))

I say, that's just not cricket, y'know!

Sad, I know. They didn't even have a good innings, heh heh! I knocked 'em
for six!

What four?

I think you're very wicket.

It's all over now.

Ducking and running?



And what's this rumour about a Third Man.

Just thought I'd slip that in.

Think that's everything cover-ed

What silly point to make.

Bit wide of the mark, that one.

I'm now completely stumped apart from the bowling a maiden over joke.

It's pouring with rain here - must go and check the gullies.

Bye Bye
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On 2008-09-05 07:40:33 +0100, Martin said:

On Thu, 04 Sep 2008 23:59:23 +0100, Sacha wrote:

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My garden was full of tiny crickets this spring, but the bloody spiders
ate most of them...

Yup, we do that! Yum yum. :~))

I say, that's just not cricket, y'know!

Sad, I know. They didn't even have a good innings, heh heh! I knocked
'em
for six!

What four?

I think you're very wicket.

It's all over now.

Ducking and running?

and bowling naive blonde maidens over.

Now, hush, she's on an away fixture!

Not batting for the other side?

Six, six, six - that's all you ever think about.