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On Fri, 5 Sep 2008 22:58:12 +0100, Gordon H wrote:

For a short term forecast I look at this:

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/radar/

Animating it gives a good idea of what's coming in the next hour or
three. :)

Those who aren't colour blind might prefer this
http://www.meteox.co.uk/h.aspx?r=&ja...soort=satradar

I didn't know that Britain was that shade of green all over.

Book-marked. It is spot-on anyway, Manchester is in the "eye" of
the Low Pressure, with sunny periods and some blue sky.
Wish I'd washed the bedding, now. ;-)
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I didn't know that Britain was that shade of green all over.

Book-marked. It is spot-on anyway, Manchester is in the "eye" of
the Low Pressure, with sunny periods and some blue sky.
Wish I'd washed the bedding, now. ;-)

I hope you are wearing brown trousers. :)

:-)
I did wash the sheets actually, but there isn't much breeze to dry
them..
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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.

This has really creased me up but I do declare I can't come up with any
more I'm completely run out.

No balls, that's the trouble.

Ever so slightly bats, though.

fx

Baleful look...

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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.

Well, I declare.

So, you're not all out for a win, then?

Must have lost the will-ow.

Lord's above!

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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.

after she was caught by the wicket keeper.

Or having a wild slash on the offside?

No balled?

That's eunuch of that!

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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.

This has really creased me up but I do declare I can't come up with any
more I'm completely run out.

No balls, that's the trouble.

Ever so slightly bats, though.

and not stumped?

No, caught behind. (Ouch!)

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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.

Well, I declare.

So, you're not all out for a win, then?

The blonde naive one has run off with her twelfth man.

Sacha to-do...

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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.

after she was caught by the wicket keeper.

Or having a wild slash on the offside?

Flogging the Chinaman?

Was he the wrong 'un?

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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.

Well, I declare.

So, you're not all out for a win, then?

Must have lost the will-ow.

Lord's above!

This is all going a bit Oval-shaped.

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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.

Well, I declare.

So, you're not all out for a win, then?

The blonde naive one has run off with her twelfth man.

Sacha to-do...

Errrrr? More whoosh, I'm afraid!
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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.

Well, I declare.

So, you're not all out for a win, then?

Must have lost the will-ow.

Lord's above!

This is all going a bit Oval-shaped.

Going south, Sacha?

Quite a lot of me, yes! ;-)

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On Sat, 6 Sep 2008 16:36:10 +0100, Gordon H
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I did wash the sheets actually, but there isn't much breeze to dry
them..

Have you tried using Mrs H's hair drier or having a quick tumble?

There is no Mrs H, and a quick tumble sounds far too energetic.
I still have her hair drier and will report back presently (or
futurely).
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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.

Well, I declare.

So, you're not all out for a win, then?

Must have lost the will-ow.

Lord's above!

Ground for complaints?

Certainly! I don't drink coffee...

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