Wet rain

[Sharribee]

you ever notice there are different types of rain, the rain tonight was definately very very wet.





























Oh and before you lot start taking the P remember I am blonde and this is a big deal, yesterdays rain seemed so much dryer than today

[Dilbert]

Yes dear, take two paracetamol and go and lie down for a while

We all know you are blonde from your avatar picture

Wet rain = dry car, sorry, out matchoed by a girly, will I ever live it down

[Sharribee]

forget the paracetamol taken 2 pints of brains smooth instead, will definately need to lie down soooon


hic................................

[squirrelciv]

I do know what you mean Mabel Was particularly dank last night
How's the head this morning? and do you realise your knocking on 1000 posts???

[SteveWilko]

Mabel I know where your coming from... the rain in Wales is definitely wetter than the rain in the Midlands...

Rain is manufactured in Wales and then blown inland, transported in huge black bin liners called clouds....
"I have never been to Wales without at least one of these clouds following me home..."

When the rain reaches the Midlands we deposit it into the local streams, brooks and tributaries and direct it down to the river Seven....

The river then takes it back to the South wales rain factory...

[Sharribee]

Ohhhhhhh, I have definatley felt better. I must have been really drunk because I could have sworn Dave S encouraged me to carry on drinking last night but his post has gone this morning.

I had noticed I am almost to 1000 - Chad watch out

[Maverick]

Been at the old man's coughing syrup again Mabel We don't get dry rain in Essex just the invisible type

[Chad]

you may get very wet rain in wales but we get very dense rain in essex

[Robster]

Was it that fine rain, that really soaks you through?

[ChrisH]

Rain is manufactured in Wales and then blown inland, transported in huge black bin liners called clouds....

Actually you're completely wrong - all the rain in the whole world has it's origin in Co Kerry.... then makes it's way via the Atlantic ocean to S.Wales...