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The_Valeyard

Tis fierce windy out there at the moment.

Laying in bed chilling out, all snug and warm listening to the wind howl outside. It's kind of nice

Anyone else like listening to the wind?

The Backwards Man won't be walking home from the pub tonight!

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Kevin McCloud

Turbines are making money tonight.

Ruu

Good drying out.

...everything I have is a few fields away...

anncoates

Note to culchies: we understand you lived your entire childhood in constant tornado and hurricane conditions when walking to school with no shoes while herding cows wearing a rucksack full of rocks.

We get it

Karl Stein

6 seasons in one day. Mad stuff altogether.

Egginacup

AndonHandon wrote: »

Barely a whimper outside in Dublin. I've produced stronger gusts myself after a burrito!

There are trees down elsewhere....and I also have produced stronger gust after a burrito.

AndonHandon

evo2000 wrote: »

here in theres a mild breeze... whats all this "red warning" craic...

I had visions of it being like the day after tomorrow or twister the way they were ranting about it on the news !

Maybe our military don't have any security threat warnings for the country so just use Met Eireann's instead?

YFlyer

Still going 6 days

evo2000

here in theres a mild breeze... whats all this "red warning" craic...

I had visions of it being like the day after tomorrow or twister the way they were ranting about it on the news !

AndonHandon

Barely a whimper outside in Dublin. I've produced stronger gusts myself after a burrito!

lulu1

The Backwards Man wrote: »

So the obvious question is. . .

How big is your garden?

Just a wee bit bigger than yours

The Backwards Man

lulu1 wrote: »

Wind starting to rise a bit here now. So just to be on the safe side I ran out to the garden to rescue Terry and Arthur. Couldn't risk poor arthur getting his head blew off again after last weeks lucky escape.

So the obvious question is. . .

How big is your garden?

lulu1

Wind starting to rise a bit here now. So just to be on the safe side I ran out to the garden to rescue Terry and Arthur. Couldn't risk poor arthur getting his head blew off again after last weeks lucky escape.

The Backwards Man

anncoates wrote: »

Confused.

Not I.:)

Despite all the scary net stories of the impending apocalypse, I'm writing this from the back garden whilst playing with the dog.

Lovely night here so far.

The_Valeyard

No. 1 One Direction Fan wrote: »

I'm still trying to land that plane

Still, probably a better service than Ryanair

Slicemeister

The Backwards Man wrote: »

Not the first Rachel to cause a storm this week

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2908574/Police-called-glamour-model-s-21st-party-Toby-Carvery-waitress-shouted-don-t-t-s-TV.html

Granny knew nothing about her getting the tits out :-)

anncoates

The Backwards Man wrote: »

And I don't drink crap beer.

The Backwards Man wrote: »

I'm a Tennent's man.

Confused.

The Backwards Man

anncoates wrote: »

You're going to dander down the night for a rake of Smithwicks in shorts, vest and flip flops aren't you?

Na, early start in the morning so no pub tonight. And I don't drink crap beer, I'm a Tennent's man.

anncoates

The Backwards Man wrote: »

Meh.

We survived storms up here long before RTE and Met Eireann and their fance bells and whistles gave a jot about us, and we'll survive this one too. It's not even that big a storm, 130kph south westerlies, wouldn't even bring the cat in. We were reared on 110MPH north easterlies around here, and no live blogs or twitters or any of that nonsense.

You're going to dander down the night for a rake of Smithwicks in shorts, vest and flip flops aren't you?

efb

The Backwards Man wrote: »

Not the first Rachel to cause a storm this week

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2908574/Police-called-glamour-model-s-21st-party-Toby-Carvery-waitress-shouted-don-t-t-s-TV.html

How did you find that????

GLaDOS

I'm still trying to land that plane

Duff

The shed roof and picnic table are showing worrying signs of liberty.

The Backwards Man

efb wrote: »

Anyone else think of Friends when you heard the name- Storm Rachel

Not the first Rachel to cause a storm this week

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2908574/Police-called-glamour-model-s-21st-party-Toby-Carvery-waitress-shouted-don-t-t-s-TV.html

efb

vicwatson wrote: »

I live on the second floor

You live upstairs from me, yeh I think I've seen you before

Is your name Luka ?

That would be the the second floor

Hitchens

oh.........thought the thread was about certain mods

efb

Anyone else think of Friends when you heard the name- Storm Rachel

rolliepoley

My mate wants to go outside and climb the big tree in our back garden while the winds are howling, i said you mad bastard, you wont be able to climate.

ShadowHearth

I wonder if my internet connection is on 3mbit out off 100mbit due to wind... :rolleyes:

The Backwards Man

The_Valeyard wrote: »

RED ALERT PEOPLE
watch out for Klingons!!!

Is mental outside at the moment.

Meh.

We survived storms up here long before RTE and Met Eireann and their fance bells and whistles gave a jot about us, and we'll survive this one too. It's not even that big a storm, 130kph south westerlies, wouldn't even bring the cat in. We were reared on 110MPH north easterlies around here, and no live blogs or twitters or any of that nonsense.

Tearin It Up

Karl Stein wrote: »

Mad weather we have. 5 seasons in one day. Heavy winds and blustery rain. Fantastic.

5 seasons in one day???

Everything except the sun.

Cold, snow, rain, wind, storm.

Karl Stein

Mad weather we have. 5 seasons in one day. Heavy winds and blustery rain. Fantastic.