Silliness What time is it where you live? - Page 16

zelda_pinwheel · 12-10-2008, 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by vivaldirules

It's 1:15 pm and right now it's 16 C - in my office! The boiler on site is down and we're all freezing to death.

16° is pretty chilly !!

i hope they get it fixed soon !!

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Originally Posted by ShortNCuddlyAm

Some-one explained to me a lot more graphically why they felt it was OK for vegetarians to eat eggs, and promptly put me off eggs for a very long time...

please don't tell us how they explained !!

Wetdogeared · 12-10-2008, 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward

It's 12:59 PM and the temp is still -2 C

Yesterday at 9:30 AM it was 22 C....

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Originally Posted by vivaldirules

It's 1:15 pm and right now it's 16 C - in my office! The boiler on site is down and we're all freezing to death.

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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward

It was 22 C

Did the US go metric and nobody told me?

Greg Anos · 12-10-2008, 07:08 PM

Just trying to keep an international flavor around here....

Wetdogeared · 12-10-2008, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward

Just trying to keep an international flavor around here....

Very kind of you.

montsnmags · 12-10-2008, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward

Just trying to keep an international flavor around here....

...and your efforts are kindly appreciated.

It's 10:20am, and 29C here. UV: EXTREME, but it always is.

Cheers,
Marc

Slite · 12-11-2008, 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by montsnmags

...and your efforts are kindly appreciated.

It's 10:20am, and 29C here. UV: EXTREME, but it always is.

Cheers,
Marc

I hate you.... We currently have 2C, rain mixed with snow and such a heavy, grey cloudcover that it feels like you are living in a pressure-cooker.

And I don't really hate you

Mindy · 12-11-2008, 03:53 AM

The current weather here can only be described as 'pants' (the British kind, not the US - think dodgy y-fronts that used to be white)
The time is 'too early to be at work'.
Have the day off tomorrow though so will try not to complain too much since there will be many worse off than I am, and it's that time of year blah blah blah.

(just random avatarity coz I felt like it)

montsnmags · 12-11-2008, 05:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Slite

... grey cloudcover that it feels like you are living in a pressure-cooker.
...

Last weekend we had a day where we were sitting under a solid, grey cloudcover, but with 33C and 80-90% humidity. That certainly felt like a pressure-cooker. Sitting in the spa that evening when the inevitable storm hit, the lighting bolt hitting a few hundred metres away with its instant, deafening shatter-crack of thunder was like the pressure-release valve opening. It certainly involuntarily opened my valve.

Cheers,
Marc

Slite · 12-11-2008, 05:28 AM

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Originally Posted by montsnmags

Last weekend we had a day where we were sitting under a solid, grey cloudcover, but with 33C and 80-90% humidity. That certainly felt like a pressure-cooker. Sitting in the spa that evening when the inevitable storm hit, the lighting bolt hitting a few hundred metres away with its instant, deafening shatter-crack of thunder was like the pressure-release valve opening. It certainly involuntarily opened my valve.

Cheers,
Marc

Ohh! I love Thunderstorms.... Dunno why, but I love being outside during a really heavy thunderstorm. But seeing the lightning strike that close would probably open my "valves" as well

montsnmags · 12-11-2008, 05:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Slite

Ohh! I love Thunderstorms.... Dunno why, but I love being outside during a really heavy thunderstorm. But seeing the lightning strike that close would probably open my "valves" as well

We love the thunderstorms too. Summer is storm-season, and from our balconies we can be looking up the river and over Lake Weyba and to the hinterland, watching the big storms come stomping through, sometimes passing either side, and sometimes aiming straight at us. Glorious!

Incidentally, here's our rain radar:

http://mirror.bom.gov.au/products/IDR083.loop.shtml
(We're on the pointy bit to the right of Tewantin)

though there's nothing much around at the moment.

Cheers,
Marc

LazyScot · 12-11-2008, 05:49 AM

'Twas beautiful this morning on the drive to work. I don't know the temperature over night, but there had clearly been a very hard frost.

The scene was covered in that beautiful winter frosting, a dusting of white giving the trees, bushes and scrub a white halo, set afire by the glorious, clear, cool winter sunshine. A gentle steam arose from the river running through the valley bottom, as a couple of deer stood breathing heavily in the crisp air. In one of the trees, a beautiful male blackbird was singing, its deep black coat and vivid yellow beak a stunning contrast to the subdued colours of the near monochrome scene.

Sadly, I'm now sitting in the office.

Wetdogeared · 12-11-2008, 04:42 PM

I just thought of another drink with Drambuie. Your head feels like there is a rusty nail driven through it in the morning if you have one too many.

Rusty Nail

Ingredients:

1 1/2 oz Scotch
1/2 oz Drambuie
1 twist of Lemon peel

Wetdogeared · 12-12-2008, 01:14 PM

It's snowing in Vancouver! A loud pouring rain turned into quiet, hudge, snowflakes. Vancouver and Vicoria are the tropics of Canada.

I hope it doesn't stick. The locals can't drive in the snow, it is better to leave the car at home.

Plus, Quebec's made it mandatory for all vehicles to have snow tires by December 15, which has created a shortage across the country.

I must venture out in it, hopefully the 4X4 will not have to be engaged.

montsnmags · 12-13-2008, 03:08 AM

We achieved 35C today (Apparent temperature 37C), and at 6pm now it's still warmish (about 30C, 70% humidity). Mostly we've been in air-conditioning (car or house), though we're about to head down to the pool for a swim and a drink (not of the pool of course; likely with rum and ginger beer).

We'll probably leave it until it drops a couple more degrees later on before we walk the dogs.

Cheers,
Marc

ravenne · 12-13-2008, 04:08 AM

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Originally Posted by montsnmags

We achieved 35C today (Apparent temperature 37C), and at 6pm now it's still warmish (about 30C, 70% humidity). Mostly we've been in air-conditioning (car or house), though we're about to head down to the pool for a swim and a drink (not of the pool of course; likely with rum and ginger beer).

We'll probably leave it until it drops a couple more degrees later on before we walk the dogs.

Cheers,
Marc

PLEASE DON´T STOP!!!!!
I´m wearing three pairs of socks and still freezing....

12-11-2008, 04:42 PM	#237
Wetdogeared Storm Surge'n Posts: 5,781 Karma: 8213195 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Polar Vortex Device: S0ny PRS-300/350/505/700/T1	Time for a coctail. I just thought of another drink with Drambuie. Your head feels like there is a rusty nail driven through it in the morning if you have one too many. Rusty Nail Ingredients: 1 1/2 oz Scotch 1/2 oz Drambuie 1 twist of Lemon peel

12-12-2008, 01:14 PM	#238
Wetdogeared Storm Surge'n Posts: 5,781 Karma: 8213195 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Polar Vortex Device: S0ny PRS-300/350/505/700/T1	Snowing in Vancouver! It's snowing in Vancouver! A loud pouring rain turned into quiet, hudge, snowflakes. Vancouver and Vicoria are the tropics of Canada. I hope it doesn't stick. The locals can't drive in the snow, it is better to leave the car at home. Plus, Quebec's made it mandatory for all vehicles to have snow tires by December 15, which has created a shortage across the country. I must venture out in it, hopefully the 4X4 will not have to be engaged.

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Greg Anos Grand Sorcerer Posts: 11,546 Karma: 37057604 Join Date: Jan 2008 Device: Pocketbook	Just trying to keep an international flavor around here....

12-11-2008, 03:53 AM	#232
Mindy Away with the Faeries Posts: 483 Karma: 8459 Join Date: May 2008 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland Device: Sony PRS 650	The current weather here can only be described as 'pants' (the British kind, not the US - think dodgy y-fronts that used to be white) The time is 'too early to be at work'. Have the day off tomorrow though so will try not to complain too much since there will be many worse off than I am, and it's that time of year blah blah blah. (just random avatarity coz I felt like it)

12-11-2008, 05:49 AM	#236
LazyScot DSil Posts: 3,201 Karma: 6895096 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Hants, UK Device: Kindle, Cybook	'Twas beautiful this morning on the drive to work. I don't know the temperature over night, but there had clearly been a very hard frost. The scene was covered in that beautiful winter frosting, a dusting of white giving the trees, bushes and scrub a white halo, set afire by the glorious, clear, cool winter sunshine. A gentle steam arose from the river running through the valley bottom, as a couple of deer stood breathing heavily in the crisp air. In one of the trees, a beautiful male blackbird was singing, its deep black coat and vivid yellow beak a stunning contrast to the subdued colours of the near monochrome scene. Sadly, I'm now sitting in the office.

12-13-2008, 03:08 AM	#239
montsnmags Grand Sorcerer Posts: 10,155 Karma: 4632658 Join Date: Nov 2007 Device: none	We achieved 35C today (Apparent temperature 37C), and at 6pm now it's still warmish (about 30C, 70% humidity). Mostly we've been in air-conditioning (car or house), though we're about to head down to the pool for a swim and a drink (not of the pool of course; likely with rum and ginger beer). We'll probably leave it until it drops a couple more degrees later on before we walk the dogs. Cheers, Marc