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What's it like in the your part of the world at the moment? Here we have the last few remnants of leaves clinging to trees. A few of the plants in my garden are still flowering though sparcely. Temperatures are pretty low about 12 degrees centigrade today.

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its always sunny here.

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Well, I have just filled my bomber with petroleum jelly and at one stage the only thing keeping me from flying away was the fact the pump got locked in the fuel tunnel.

My hat was lost several days ago and despite posting an award of 7 pounds in the local postal office nobody has stepped forward ... yet.

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Its sunny but cold. The contradiction is killing me.

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Originally posted by Huntsman My hat was lost several days ago and despite posting an award of 7 pounds in the local postal office nobody has stepped forward ... yet.:hat:

Do you have a back up hat?

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Yes, but I stood on it.

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i have a hat out back if that is any use?

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It's tempting, but I have already made inroads to secure a more suitable all weather top hat which is meant to be complete by Saturday. They are still waiting for the main ingredients to arrive from Holland. I'm quite excited as it'll be the first time I've dined out with a lady wearing a hat made primarily of chocolate and twigs, alongside the additional security and that winds not exceeding mach 3 cannot blow it high aloft into the blustery clouds.

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I was hoping to elicit a few responses from slightly further away. How is Barcelona Portugal Texas Australia etc.

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chocolate & twigs, that is so last year! twiglets & herrings woven into a semi permeable membrane is the latest thing for durablility & all round weatherproofness. carefull when washing though, turn it inside out else you'll make it shiny.

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mmmm ... I prefer the classic look.

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well...it's a little cool...but nice and sunny...and I hear that the temperature will be close to 70 F this afternoon...

that's the weather report from Dallas...now, onto sports...

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Originally posted by Hank Wiseass© I was hoping to elicit a few responses from slightly further away. How is Barcelona Portugal Texas Australia etc.

We had a great weekend all over south texas. Went to austin and it was sunny and warm, about 80 degrees (not sure what that is in celsius....lets see, multiply by 3, subtract 14.5, divide by .06, carry the one....ah fuck it) here in san antonio, a typicals winters day, low in the 40s, high in the upper 60s, sunny....what more could a boy ask for :rolling:

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How is it here? Fuckin miserable.....been raining on and off fer the last 3 days, no fun when you drive like a maniac in a fork-lift:D .....or should that be too much fun?:evil4:

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Originally posted by The Happy One well...it's a little cool...but nice and sunny...and I hear that the temperature will be close to 70 F this afternoon...

Watch out your iceberg doesn't melt.

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it's too goddamn hot. like 90 degrees fahrenheit everyday (over 30 celsius). MAKE IT STOP! i miss seasons!

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It's lovely here in the lush green Cheshire countryside.

On a still morning (unfortunately not today) you can hear the distant yelp of foxes as they run for their lives pursued by hordes of bloodthirsty Middle England Traditionalists.

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Starting to get really hot in Sydney ... Bushfires raging everywhere ... Give me winter anyday !!

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Up here in the great Northwest, the temps have edged back up above 50 F, or 10 C, after being well below freezing for a week or two. The clear weather that accompanied the cold has given way to lots and lots of rain, but luckily that means lots of snow for the ski resorts.

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