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Originally posted by Nordlys
It's the start of the end of the world.
ragnarök. watch out for the wolfie dude.

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If you'd care to send some of that rain over to my part of the world, it'd be gratefully received. We're already in danger of having a horiffic bushfire season this summer, seeing as how it's only the middle of spring and temperatures are already heading above 30 degrees C.

Seriously, I'm a bit scared. I'm sure lots of you heard about bushfires in Canberra in January 2003. I have no desire to ever see anything like that again, let alone repeat it after only a few years.

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Originally posted by orfeo
If you'd care to send some of that rain over to my part of the world, it'd be gratefully received. We're already in danger of having a horiffic bushfire season this summer, seeing as how it's only the middle of spring and temperatures are already heading above 30 degrees C.

Seriously, I'm a bit scared. I'm sure lots of you heard about bushfires in Canberr ...[text shortened]... o desire to ever see anything like that again, let alone repeat it after only a few years.
I'll try to send some over, but I fear it'll get lost somewhere on the way. 🙁

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it's been raining?

i should get out more 🙁

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Originally posted by Marinkatomb
It's 11.45 in the morning here and it's twilight! What is going on? I actually need to have lights on, how weird! 😕
Take your sunglasses off dude. 🙄

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Originally posted by Marinkatomb
Not like the one we had earlier!! It was so big it blotted out the sun!! 😛
I was working in Newbury today, it was so bad there I got drenched from head to foot during the 10m run from my car to the door! :'(

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
I was working in Newbury today, it was so bad there I got drenched from head to foot during the 10m run from my car to the door! :'(
Maybe you'll learn to run faster.😕

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Originally posted by Marinkatomb
Not like the one we had earlier!! It was so big it blotted out the sun!! 😛
Such a thing is nothing new to me. Maybe I get such a storm every two to five years. Maybe I will not see the sun for up to two to three weeks in a row at times starting in Autumn to Spring.

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The lightening here was so bad today it knocked out my electricity 😠

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Originally posted by gambit3
Maybe I will not see the sun for up to two to three weeks in a row at times starting in Autumn to Spring.
The weather here is quite unpredictable, but one thing is certain - I will not see the sun for about six weeks in a row starting at the beginning of December (unless I am travelling). 🙂

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Originally posted by Nordlys
The end of the start might be the start of the end.
When does the end of the end start?

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Originally posted by RookRAK
When does the end of the end start?
When the middle of the endgame is finished.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
The weather here is quite unpredictable, but one thing is certain - I will not see the sun for about six weeks in a row starting at the beginning of December (unless I am travelling). 🙂
Your profile states that you are up in the north. I am in north west part of the USA South.

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Originally posted by gambit3
Your profile states that you are up in the north.
Yes, I am at N67.31, north of the arctic circle.

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Originally posted by tmetzler
Here it's 6:50a.m., bright and sunny about 84F/29C. Definitely not the beginning of the end.
The end would still follow proper time zone precedure. For example, when the end comes, people in London will be dead 5 hours earlier than me. Which gives me time to get over to Hawaii to live out the last 7-8 hours of my life on a beach.