That's our angry god punishing us for homosexuals and not being conservative enough. Hmmm. Wonder why he doesn't smite the French more.Quote:
Originally Posted by n2ize
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That's our angry god punishing us for homosexuals and not being conservative enough. Hmmm. Wonder why he doesn't smite the French more.Quote:
Originally Posted by n2ize
Anyway, 64 feels like 71. Very slight breeze.
Cloudy and 45F here today. Hope the rain holds off until the flood waters recede a little more.
62 °F (17 °C) and cloudy with a 20% chance of thunderstorms on the Islets. T-storms are relatively rare here, maybe two or three a year.
Nebraska weather at some time or other.
https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot...13682028_n.jpg
Today is cloudy and a little bit cooler than the previous days, at 86 °F (30 °C). A 30% chance of thundershowers tonight and then back into the 90's tomorrow.
Temps on a downward trend over the next few days. Sucks. Mid 40s tonight highs in mid 50s for the weekend.
Send some of that liquid sunshine this way.Quote:
Originally Posted by KJ6BSO
Alrighty......I decided to bump this thread up and let everyone know that today we set a new heat record for this part of Vancouver Island.....32 degrees Celsius! ........ I've never known it to have ever got this warm in May...... with 15% humidity one would find in the dessert of Nevada!
I'm hoping things are normal for everyone else across the continent..... it's like a weather switch has been flipped when we went from April to May ........ most Bizarre :dunno:
Crack open an Okanagan peach cider! That's what I'd do.Quote:
Originally Posted by VE7DCW
As a new member of the Children of the Corn, we don't get the great BC cider here.
It was like that here on Wednesday and Thursday, Gerry. Today, it's cool (high 15 °C) and raining. Looks like we got each other's weather!Quote:
Originally Posted by VE7DCW
Carl...... I'm beginning to miss that normal high(16 degrees C) we should have for this time of year....... it's just a little before 9 pm here at the moment,the sun has just gone down,and it's cooled off to 29 degrees....... it's cooling off a little during the coming week, but it's still abnormal for around here:ugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by KJ6BSO
We're locked in with highs in the low 60's, lows in the 40's. Rain, rain, rain.
Sunny, 20-22 Celcius today and tomorrow.
Only 48 degrees, overcast and very windy here in the Northeast. A few days ago it was in the 80's, hot and humid. Then the system responsible fopr the twisters and thunderstorms out west came through and brought us a barrage of Tstorms and cooling weather. This was closely followed what looks like a noreastyer which is now producing rain, winds, and apparently pulling down some nice cold Canadian aire. I hear smome parts of the Northeast even had a bit of snow... In late May... Personally I love this weather. I wish it would get no warmer than this all summer. Keeps the neighbors quiet and out of sight and feels comfortable. At least to me is does.
Love it! Cant wait to get to Maine....just have to square away this pesky "triple audit" thing the IRS is trying to get me on.
Oh crap. You were spotted wearing a tri-corner hat? :mrgreen:
When I retire I am planning to move way up to the far north. Northern Alaska or NorthWestern or Yukon territories in Canada. Incidentally it is not always cold up there. occasionally in the summer season it can get quite warm. Of course with Global Cooling , Natural Cycles and the ice age that we are in the middle of it may be tropical by the time I get there. :snicker:Quote:
Originally Posted by N7YA
Hudson Bay Beach, nude bathing...
And there won't be any more polar bears to worry about by then either.Quote:
Originally Posted by WØTKX
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Originally Posted by n2ize
hmmmm...i need a graph if im to be convinced of this.
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Originally Posted by N7YA
With all the talk about nude bathing, the best you can hope for is a skin graph.
Attachment 9718Quote:
Originally Posted by N7YA
Yeah, but where do they shit?Quote:
Originally Posted by KJ6BSO
Ice trayQuote:
Originally Posted by K7SGJ
At the intersection.
We hit 50ºF (10ºC) for Sat. high. Should have a Low of 34ºF (1ºC) flurries possible and a high of 74ºF (23ºC) by Monday.
It's been a very cold spring so far. A few short warm spells, but overall cold.
It’s been 95 - 100 degrees with no clouds for 2 months. Can’t even go outside until after sunset. A freaking steaming desert...
Usual May Gray here—cool and cloudy until late morning, then the low clouds burn off and there's sunshine and pleasant temperatures (mid-sixties). If things go as usual, it will be like this until the end of June (June Gloom), then turn sunny and hot, and stay that way almost to Halloween.
After a few days good weather here we went back in a 3 week lasting 8-9 C rain period, lots of wind, looking more as autum as end of spring.
10 C too cold, next week not looking better.
Russia has a heatwave we are too cold in this part of Europe, the jetstream is the cause for that too far south and just we aare on the wrong side getting cold arctic air blown over to us over the North Sea, so lots oof showers, hail even the odd snowflake passed by.
At least when i went to a ham fair yesterday it was dry.... most is outside there had lots of fun bought 4 of 180K 5wattcarbon pressed R I normally use to bleed vertical anttenna's here.
Having fun with local qso's in the Netherlands on 160 as i type..coffee time 10.00 in the morning and all that.
Pics or it didnt happen!
That was the weather here last week. Rain, windswept rain and torrential rain with periods of overcast and a few rays of sun followed by more of the same. Temps in the 40s one or two days above 50.Quote:
Originally Posted by PA5COR
Sitting on the back porch watching the world go by. 70 with a high to be around 100 today. Perfecto!
Real nice 50F here this morning.
I am planning on being around for awhile.Quote:
Originally Posted by KJ6BSO
Polar bear - An older bear whose facial and body hair is predominantly or entirely white or grey
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bear_(gay_culture)
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Originally Posted by suddenseer
I guess one could also find a Bi-Polar Bear if they looked hard enough, no?
One does not have to look hard. Bipolar Bear is a character in the cartoon series Queer Duck. He sounds like Paul LyndeQuote:
Originally Posted by K7SGJ
http://www.queermusicheritage.us/FEB...ipolarbear.jpg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6p06C5atLI
I got through two years of econ with this rule.Quote:
Originally Posted by WØTKX
Damn, who knew? Well, obviously you did. I have to get out more.Quote:
Originally Posted by suddenseer
Alrgight...Queer Duck is a new one to me...and fucking hilarious!