On Sat, 06 Sep 2008 16:04:51 +0100, Cosmos <Whosat@osama.com> wrote:
>On Fri, 05 Sep 2008 21:10:53 +0100, Mephistopheles
><NotToday@empty.net> wrote:
>
>>On 04 Sep 2008 18:10:28 GMT, Cosmos <Whosat@osama.com> wrote:
>>
>>>Lyle Krut <<Yenc@power-post.org (Yenc-PP-A&A <lylekrut>)>> wrote in
>>>news:mrgvb4pn6vdk3a3sibjc6i971houot0lfe@4ax.com:
>>>
>>>> On 03 Sep 2008 21:50:51 GMT, Cosmos <Whosat@osama.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I love your MTM posts. If you decide to continue, great. If you decide
>>>> to not post anymore of them, a heartfelt "Thanks" for what you have
>>>> posted of the series.
>>>>
>>>> lylekrut
>>>>
>>>Hi lylekrut
>>>
>>>No problem for my continuing the post of the series, I am about a third way
>>>through the second DVD and have another Camera and Pen archive.
>>>Some of the series of the second DVD may be outtakes within same name
>>>series that do not seem to have made it to the web page.
>>>
>>>LOL
>>>Cosmos
>>>
>> Is it ALWAYS frigging SUNNY over there? Back here it hasn't stopped
>>raining since Christmas; at least that's what it seems like. LOL
>>
>>Mephi
>>
>Hi Mephi
>
>Ah dear old England, I recall even the revered Julius was not overly
>taken with the climate of the Britons, considered the place misty
>cold and very wet, not to speak of the natives hostility so things
>have not changed that much when all is considered.
>
Aye, you always wos the smart one in the Latin classes; Mother St
Albert's pet you wos. She was the headmistress you will recall, her
with a face like a biltong. As to that weather business, I don't
understand why we waste billions on a nuclear deterrent when we could
keep invaders out far more effectively if we simply advertised our
weather more aggressively. Still, I never venture abroad without
carrying a rabbit's foot around with me. although it didn't do much
good for the rabbit, come to think of it.
There is, on the other hand, an old Scottish saying that there is no
such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing. I believe the
poor sod died of hyperthermia.
Mind you, & mirabile dictu, I was awakened this morning by the sun
blazing through my window curtains. Accompanied for good measure by a
real dawn chorus, with the birds smirking away, singing:-"We done it
again! The sun is rising! And if it weren't for us it'd still be dark!
Now piss off! Out of our tree!"
>We also have had our share of the wet and windy, and I am sure you saw
>the results of the last one that left the Beijing Olympics looking
>rather soggy at times?
>
>Which must have heavily favoured your Cyclists and sailors who were
>feeling much at home with the conditions!
Aye (again!), & didn't we do well.....4th in the medals table,- just
pipped by Russia at the last minute.
>
>But at least it is a warm wet here and the sun does shine between the
>rain. And you can get three crops of tomatoes throughout the seasons!
>But I do miss the old Bamly's and Rhubarb.
>
Well, I could give the rhubarb a miss, but I'm with you on the
Bramleys. Cor. wot larks we had though, you & I, when we went
a-scrumping!
>LOL
>Cosmos
LOL x 2
Mephi
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