Sounds like my nether regions.Brian Peacock wrote:Mostly misty and moist.
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Sounds like my nether regions.Brian Peacock wrote:Mostly misty and moist.
I take vitamin D every two weeks. We have a very sunny apartment facing SE but the sun is not strong enough. I am using a sun-light in the mornings which lifts the spirits. I hate these days especially when it wet and misty which is very common here. In Ireland it is much worse due to its geographical position in the time zone. We were on the west coast and what light there was came very early and by three o'clock it was dark. On top of that it rained most of the time in winter. Very depressing.Rum wrote:Not at all well sad to say. When the sky is clear as unusually it has been for a couple of days this week then the five or six hours of daylight help a little with the vitamin D and general sense of being more or less OK. On a cloudy day in north Cumbria it feels like the sun doesn't bother popping over the horizon at all. I grew up in the sub tropics and I 'm not sure I have ever really acclimatised.Brian Peacock wrote:Mostly misty and moist. And how are you doing now the sun has sunk below the hill until the middle of March?
And yes - I have tried wanking.
Nup. He's being unAstrayan. Clear warm days are heavenRum wrote: I suppose getting up every day to an unrelenting sun with not a cloud in the sky can get as tiresome as the mists and short days of mid winter here, :
Certainly. Within reason. Living in Kingscliff you get plenty of cloudy days and rain to balance the sun relentlessly beating down on you. Your annual average of 1735 millimetres compares rather favourably with our 270, and so does the number of cloudy days. I know because I have spent enough time between Suffolk Park and Eumundi over the years.pErvinalia wrote:Clear warm days are heavenRum wrote: I suppose getting up every day to an unrelenting sun with not a cloud in the sky can get as tiresome as the mists and short days of mid winter here, :
Probably will.tattuchu wrote:I just sent rEv a Christmas card. I addressed it:
Bruce & Sheila
Shack-on-the-Beach
Straya
I wonder if he'll get it
My best school friend (we got in touch again a few years ago) retired with his Oz missus basically to the beaches on the west sub-tropical coast of Oz. They seem to travel up and down the coast visiting friends, getting pissed and having a swim now and again.tattuchu wrote:I just sent rEv a Christmas card. I addressed it:
Bruce & Sheila
Shack-on-the-Beach
Straya
I wonder if he'll get it
that's strong proof and strong ginJimC wrote:Fuck this god shit, I have scientific proof of gin!
140 proof!
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