Current weather in the UK
Jun 27th, 2011, 11:18 AM
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looking at all the posts here....
it must be true that the favorite subject of the Brits is the weather.....
Being in Greece and having vast reserves of hot weather, just tell me how many degrees you want me to send you......
it must be true that the favorite subject of the Brits is the weather.....
Being in Greece and having vast reserves of hot weather, just tell me how many degrees you want me to send you......
Jun 27th, 2011, 12:53 PM
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RM67 under the current economical situation, no thanks...
otherwise the Olympics in Athens have been an unforgettable experience....
humpty i am not the only one not demonstrating you know...and the last thing i'd like to be is the Prime Minister
otherwise the Olympics in Athens have been an unforgettable experience....
humpty i am not the only one not demonstrating you know...and the last thing i'd like to be is the Prime Minister
Jun 29th, 2011, 02:46 AM
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You are all ridiculous. We have had a gorgeous summer! Just because it came in April doesn't mean it wasn't lovely. This Friday is sports day. It must be sunny or the kids won't be able to keep the eggs on the spoons!
jamikins -- we came in 2007 too. Since then the UK has had the rainiest summer, the coldest winter and a couple of the hottest days ever. I thought we were to blame for the extreme weather. I think I will pass the blame to you.
jamikins -- we came in 2007 too. Since then the UK has had the rainiest summer, the coldest winter and a couple of the hottest days ever. I thought we were to blame for the extreme weather. I think I will pass the blame to you.
Jun 29th, 2011, 03:44 AM
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<i>Do you have ac at home in the UK?</i>
Virtually unheard of. Frequently gets thought about by those unable to sleep during a heatwave, but the cost and upheaval is just too much to justify for the small number of days/nights it's required. Tried a "portable" unit once, but the noise was like a hairdryer left on all night. Took it back to the shop after 2 days.
Virtually unheard of. Frequently gets thought about by those unable to sleep during a heatwave, but the cost and upheaval is just too much to justify for the small number of days/nights it's required. Tried a "portable" unit once, but the noise was like a hairdryer left on all night. Took it back to the shop after 2 days.
Jun 29th, 2011, 04:03 AM
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"Just out of curiosity.... Do you have ac at home in the UK?"
We have windows (and blinds to keep the heat out during the day) - and the ability to remove the duvet from the bed when it gets too hot
We have windows (and blinds to keep the heat out during the day) - and the ability to remove the duvet from the bed when it gets too hot
