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*thrusts*
I love them, and I want one NOW.
It's so bloody hot and humid in these places, I just want a good old fashioned thunderstorm to clear the air.
And i'd like to frolick naked in the rain*
*Might never happen.
Is anyone else overheating?
I love them, and I want one NOW.
It's so bloody hot and humid in these places, I just want a good old fashioned thunderstorm to clear the air.
And i'd like to frolick naked in the rain*
*Might never happen.
Is anyone else overheating?
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RoJ wrote:
> I like storms.
You must be sad, I hope a lightning strike you!
> I like storms.
You must be sad, I hope a lightning strike you!
pb wrote:
> Storms in this country are sooooo lame. Bit of thunder, bit of
> lightning and it's all over.
Anyone who lives near Upminster will remember the super-storm that passed last year.
It went directly over my house and lasted for well over an hour.
3 trees down in the field opposite got hit, there was at least 6 inches of water flooding the entire road/houses and everything was incredibly wet.
I still remember standing in my doorway and seeing a lightning bolt land in the field opposite my house about 50m away. It scared me shitless but it was great; proper hardcore thunder.
> Storms in this country are sooooo lame. Bit of thunder, bit of
> lightning and it's all over.
Anyone who lives near Upminster will remember the super-storm that passed last year.
It went directly over my house and lasted for well over an hour.
3 trees down in the field opposite got hit, there was at least 6 inches of water flooding the entire road/houses and everything was incredibly wet.
I still remember standing in my doorway and seeing a lightning bolt land in the field opposite my house about 50m away. It scared me shitless but it was great; proper hardcore thunder.
I like storms.
What an odd topic! lol!
Except for when your mother comes around.
You people always complaining about the f'ck'ng weather. Never satisfied
Paradox: wrote:
> I remember when I was around 12/13 and we were in America and there
> was a Thunderstorm.
>
> It's true that everything is bigger over there, even the weather.
Heh, very true. I remember when were there 2 years ago, it thundered almost every fookin' afternoon. And even the lightest of them are twice as strong as the ones we get over here.
Anyhoo, I'm kinda sick of the heat at the moment. It's taking me about an hour each night to get to sleep because of it, even with the fan on. I wouldn't mind so much if I didn't have exams the next day...
> I remember when I was around 12/13 and we were in America and there
> was a Thunderstorm.
>
> It's true that everything is bigger over there, even the weather.
Heh, very true. I remember when were there 2 years ago, it thundered almost every fookin' afternoon. And even the lightest of them are twice as strong as the ones we get over here.
Anyhoo, I'm kinda sick of the heat at the moment. It's taking me about an hour each night to get to sleep because of it, even with the fan on. I wouldn't mind so much if I didn't have exams the next day...
Azul wrote:
> Paradox: wrote:
> Thunderstorm.
>
> With a capital T, foo'.
> Watchu say?
>
> The T™ would be proud of you indeed.
I thought a capital t would give it more of an impact.
> Paradox: wrote:
> Thunderstorm.
>
> With a capital T, foo'.
> Watchu say?
>
> The T™ would be proud of you indeed.
I thought a capital t would give it more of an impact.
Yea they are worse in other countries like in Malaysia it's very humid and warm all day and whenever it rains so the Thunderstorms are powerful, the rumble of thunder and the lightning bolts are huge over there.
Paradox: wrote:
> Thunderstorm.
With a capital T, foo'.
Watchu say?
The T™ would be proud of you indeed.
> Thunderstorm.
With a capital T, foo'.
Watchu say?
The T™ would be proud of you indeed.
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