British "summer"
Jul 26th 2007 | 10:07 am
#31
A rather curious boy
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 5,917
From: Melbourne
Re: British "summer"
Sorry I must stop being so enthusiastic.
Melbourne's weather is cold, grey, damp and miserable. Much better everyone goes somewhere sunnier like Perth.
Buzzy
ps. see you at the Curry Night Busterboy? Been wanting to meet with you for a while as I like the stuff you post.
Melbourne's weather is cold, grey, damp and miserable. Much better everyone goes somewhere sunnier like Perth.
Buzzy
ps. see you at the Curry Night Busterboy? Been wanting to meet with you for a while as I like the stuff you post.
At last!!!
You are in a minority of one! I have A fan!I will see you on Friday!
Jul 26th 2007 | 10:13 am
#32
Happy migrant
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 6,756
From: Newcastle , NSW
Re: British "summer"
It was a brilliant summers day here today 
I had my own two kids plus two friends and as the weather wasn't great I took them all to the indoor play place.
The car park is a 3 minute walk away.
We got out of the car and a years worth of rain descended on our heads. My umbrella was no use as it was being blown inside out by the wind. We got into the play place looking like refugees
It then cost me £23 to pay them in and buy them all a fruit shoot and me a hot chocolate
I had my own two kids plus two friends and as the weather wasn't great I took them all to the indoor play place.
The car park is a 3 minute walk away.
We got out of the car and a years worth of rain descended on our heads. My umbrella was no use as it was being blown inside out by the wind. We got into the play place looking like refugees
It then cost me £23 to pay them in and buy them all a fruit shoot and me a hot chocolate
Jul 26th 2007 | 10:25 am
#33
A rather curious boy
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 5,917
From: Melbourne
Re: British "summer"
It was a brilliant summers day here today
I had my own two kids plus two friends and as the weather wasn't great I took them all to the indoor play place.
The car park is a 3 minute walk away.
We got out of the car and a years worth of rain descended on our heads. My umbrella was no use as it was being blown inside out by the wind. We got into the play place looking like refugees
It then cost me £23 to pay them in and buy them all a fruit shoot and me a hot chocolate
I had my own two kids plus two friends and as the weather wasn't great I took them all to the indoor play place.
The car park is a 3 minute walk away.
We got out of the car and a years worth of rain descended on our heads. My umbrella was no use as it was being blown inside out by the wind. We got into the play place looking like refugees
It then cost me £23 to pay them in and buy them all a fruit shoot and me a hot chocolate
Ahhhh the UK with kids, don't you just love it?
Now as a parent, you can really sympathise with your parents and the years of school holiday where they had to put up with the constant bleat of 'I'm bored' as you looked out the window on to another rainy Summer's day.
PS Just noticed your signature...I laughed! Very similar senses of humour me thinks.
Jul 26th 2007 | 11:18 am
#34
Crazy Cat Lady
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 65,493
Re: British "summer"
I must admit, I moan about being cold but when you have a winter's day like today, blue skies and a top of 23 degrees, give me this over a British summer any day.
Jul 26th 2007 | 12:00 pm
#35
A rather curious boy
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 5,917
From: Melbourne
Re: British "summer"
I must admit even through the bouts of homesickness, I never miss the damp, darkness of a UK summer!
Jul 26th 2007 | 7:02 pm
#36
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 17,426
From: Mount Tamborine
Re: British "summer"
I can't understand the problem we get loads of summer in england. Had four glorious days of it when I was at the download festival (before wimbledon and glasto when the rain seems to come to stay)
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Can't believe you got 4 days of it at Download you jammy sod!
Jul 27th 2007 | 9:36 am
#37
Beach Bum
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 1,183
From: living it large on the beautiful Mornington Penninsula
Re: British "summer"
always sunny for download reckon it must use up the whole festival quota of sunshine
Jul 27th 2007 | 10:14 am
#40
Beach Bum
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 1,183
From: living it large on the beautiful Mornington Penninsula
Jul 27th 2007 | 10:18 am
#41
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 17,426
From: Mount Tamborine
Re: British "summer"
hmmmmm very sneaky
Jul 27th 2007 | 10:28 am
#45
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 17,426
From: Mount Tamborine
Re: British "summer"
Will you not be in Oz next year? Or are you coming back for the mud wrestling? 
