Doc Ruby wrote: » WE WILL REBUILD
charlietheminxx wrote: » My umbrella snapped in half
hdowney wrote: » i was too, til the mother told me we are out of cat food. fuuuuuuuuu.... now i must venture out in it to buy said food. where o where did i put my waterproofs!!!
Archeron wrote: » Just seen one of those big commercial 4 wheel wheelie bins rolling down the road in Blanchardstown.
Jess16 wrote: » Don't be talking rubbish
beco2010 wrote: » with what money were fuked the storm will wipe us out or the imf, one of them
Ember Slimy Backstroke wrote: » Just put the cat out in that weather for 10 mins. It won't care about food... it will just be happy to be let back in again!
Snowie wrote: » im in the sunny south east its not so sunny but its no treally that gray just over cast and windy... hardly calls for a great storm .....
zenno wrote: » Very light rain all morning and a bit windy here in swords co. dublin but I can't imagine any flooding here today as it has being only dribbling down. Can't see much change for the foreseeable day. Looks like this low pressure system is a bit of a weakling.
hdowney wrote: » where are you Snowie, in wicklow it is blowing like a mofo and rainin hard. mind you i am right next to the sea, and the other side is a river. oh joy!!
saa wrote: » No, you don't understand its finals time for my degree and the flat next door's alarm is sensitive to high winds this can't happening now. Hmm.. should really get off boards in that case.
biko wrote: » I was just outside taking a snap of the local damage