Wow! ...THE SUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Alanthroneus · 31-07-2007 05:47PM #1

is that thing in sky actually the sun? or is it my imagination? altho... it did have to come when ive to study for repeats........ ahh life.....it sux

Binomate · 31-07-2007 05:52PM

No, its an illusion...

Keep off the drugs, will ya?

Beau · 31-07-2007 05:53PM

Haha, deadly. I left for sunny Canada in June when Irealand was sunny then it rains 60days on the trot and now I'm going back and the sun appears again! Nice.

One Cold Hand · 31-07-2007 05:53PM

No my pants fell down by mistake and I blinded every one with my milky white a$$.

biko · 31-07-2007 09:47PM

You'd think people never saw weather before
Sun - AH thread
Rain - AH thread
Snow - AH thread
Fog AH... you get the picture

Ah well, thanks for bringing to everyones attention I guess

Collie D · 31-07-2007 09:56PM

Should have named the thread "Sunny in Dublin", OP

admiralofthefleet · 31-07-2007 09:59PM

no sun where i am, its bleedin dark

Cake Fiend · 31-07-2007 10:01PM

Alanthroneus wrote:

is that thing in sky actually the sun?

Is that the bright light in the big blue room?

MooseJam · 31-07-2007 10:33PM

I killed our paraquet today, closed the conservatory window and he died of heat stroke

shane86 · 31-07-2007 10:38PM

Alanthroneus wrote:

is that thing in sky actually the sun? or is it my imagination? altho... it did have to come when ive to study for repeats........ ahh life.....it sux

Ah, God and Irish students. He blasts us with sun as a temptation. Those with ambition have to sit inside with the curtains closed and bare it. Those more subject to temptation jack it in, we sell a lifetime of potential wealth for 4 extra years to be free to sit in the sun once we are finished our 9 to 5 Joe Soap working for the man jobs.

I remember during my leaving in 2004, it was sunny and rock splitting heat for every single day, and pretty much the first time I saw a cloud was one Wednesday evening, the final day of school.

It ****ing pissed continous for the next month plus iirc.

crosstownk · 31-07-2007 10:41PM

admiralofthefleet wrote:

no sun where i am, its bleedin dark

Same here

All of a sudden those sale prices on BBQs and gardening sh1t in Woodies, B&Q, etc are dropped - full retail again................

But seriously - it's nice to have some decent weather again - as long as it hold out for the BH weekend.

eirebhoy · 31-07-2007 10:55PM

It's incredible how different this city is when the sun is out.

Nailz · 31-07-2007 11:07PM

shane86 wrote:

Ah, God and Irish students. He blasts us with sun as a temptation. Those with ambition have to sit inside with the curtains closed and bare it. Those more subject to temptation jack it in, we sell a lifetime of potential wealth for 4 extra years to be free to sit in the sun once we are finished our 9 to 5 Joe Soap working for the man jobs.

I remember during my leaving in 2004, it was sunny and rock splitting heat for every single day, and pretty much the first time I saw a cloud was one Wednesday evening, the final day of school.

It ****ing pissed continous for the next month plus iirc.

Yep, same with me I did my exams this year and what did I get for all the hard work??? Sh1t weather... can you understand how pissed off I was??? Very, is the answer to that retorical question! But now I'm getting my just deserts! Finally!

Also Starring LeVar Burton · 31-07-2007 11:11PM

Talk about over-reaction much? So we got a bit of sun - big whoop! What's this weird obsession the Irish nation have with weather? 6 out of 10 conversation in Ireland start with a comment about the weather. (Not an actual statistic, I made it up, but you get the picture).

31-07-2007 11:18PM

Nailz wrote:

Yep, same with me I did my exams this year and what did I get for all the hard work??? Sh1t weather... can you understand how pissed off I was??? Very, is the answer to that retorical question! But now I'm getting my just deserts! Finally!

Desert? Ah now, it's not that hot yet

Nailz · 31-07-2007 11:28PM

Ah now are you always like this?

31-07-2007 11:31PM

Like what?

on topic, I prefer mild weather, I can't stand this heat

Naos · 01-08-2007 12:15AM

Captain Negative, the reason why weather play's a role in Irish conversation is because its so bloody unpredictable.

It rained for over 45 days on the trot. Today, no rain but a swealtering sun.

In other parts of the world its pretty predictable, such as along the Equator where it rains for 2 hours at the same time every day type thing...

Also Starring LeVar Burton · 01-08-2007 12:44AM

Mear wrote:

Captain Negative, the reason why weather play's a role in Irish conversation is because its so bloody unpredictable.

It rained for over 45 days on the trot. Today, no rain but a swealtering sun.

In other parts of the world its pretty predictable, such as along the Equator where it rains for 2 hours at the same time every day type thing...

Well, yeah I get your point, but it seems like an obsession with the Irish in general. Surely we have better things to discuss???

Piste · 01-08-2007 01:10AM

You'd think that...

Alanthroneus · 01-08-2007 01:50AM

CaptainNegative wrote:

Well, yeah I get your point, but it seems like an obsession with the Irish in general. Surely we have better things to discuss???

this coming from you???:D

Also Starring LeVar Burton · 01-08-2007 01:54AM

Alanthroneus wrote:

this coming from you???:D

And what do you mean by that?

Alanthroneus · 01-08-2007 02:00AM

wtf? hmm i suspect my brother was on my laptop stirren sh1t.either that or i have some serious memory problems .....

spacecoyote · 01-08-2007 07:58AM

Jeez....there was me thinkin this would be some kind of page 3 bewb related thread

Wow! ...THE SUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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