anyway the storms gone
until the wind changes to the north and we get sub zero temperaturs and blizzards next week
now Walter is getting it.
He'll be out there tightening the guide ropes.
(He lives in a tree house)
Everybody send best thoughts for Walter and family's safety.
Its tough in a tree in a gale.
Me and stevie sitting in a tree
the wind blew stevie and that left me...
I'm great at poetry, me
x
I believe Poet Laureate position will soon be vacant
Dont waste time, get in your application.
From another great Poet:
Then Dutchy came from way down under
and rescued smorgs from rain and thunder
He took her to his hide away
and spoiled here rotten night and day!
Steve 41oo wrote:(He lives in a tree house)
Gladly not!
But trees came down here en masse, killed a 23 year old girl only 1/2 mile away (opposite the golf place, Steve): she wanted to turn her car because tres blocked the road and than a tree fell on her car
All thre roads (including the dual carriage way) towards the town are closed since two hours.
smorgs wrote:Me and stevie sitting in a tree
the wind blew stevie and that left me...
I'm great at poetry, me
x
so there we were sitting on a bough
i was tellin smorgie
(it could have been a row)
stop it you bolshie
cow
when wind and rain
sort of intervened,
between me
and 20 foot of pain.
I looked up
from my despair
and saw she had
a frilly pair.
Walter Hinteler wrote:Steve 41oo wrote:(He lives in a tree house)
Gladly not!
But trees came down here en masse, killed a 23 year old girl only 1/2 mile away (opposite the golf place, Steve): she wanted to turn her car because tres blocked the road and than a tree fell on her car
All thre roads (including the dual carriage way) towards the town are closed since two hours.
jeez seems you had it worse than here. Very sorry, and apologies for frivolous recent posts. I know exactly where you mean btw.
so long as tree house is still standing...
I dont understand
Channel 4 just said 10 dead
BBC rss feed says 8 dead
the link to which it feeds says 9 dead.
clearly some sort of macabre spread betting going on.
I'm buying at 10.
Such sweet poetry boys... apart from the 'cow' in the fourth stanza of stevies (you bastard)
I've come over all moist
There's a bit of a contradiction in your last two posts, stevie - don't you think?
x
It's because he doesn't know whether he's a concerned person or not.
On the one hand it is cool to be flippant and witty at the misfortunes of others. One only has to think of the wit deployed on the subject of piles to be appraised of such an obvious fact.
On the other hand he doesn't like to think of himself as callous and cynical after a certain point and the trees falling on cars is a borderline case, Steve being a cool driver and all.
So this is bound to lead to some equivocation and once one understands this it is easier to forgive him and take pity on him and stroke his soft, smooth cheeks with a whippy tawse to educate him into better ways because equivocation is not a good thing as Confucious said.
What a day! Dog nearly got blown away.
By the wind? or a Magnum45?
x
Night boys and girls.
Sleep sound and safe.
x
Goodnight, non smoking Sarah.
You beat me by a day, so I give you the Crown.
The wind seems to have dropped, so today I'm mending fences.
Kind of like riding the range. Yippee-ki-eye-oh.
A lot calmer down here as well, McT.
Watch it though, as the Beeb are saying that there will be more gales in the North today.
Make sure you wear your Damarts.
smorgs wrote:Such sweet poetry boys... apart from the 'cow' in the fourth stanza of stevies (you bastard)
I've come over all moist
There's a bit of a contradiction in your last two posts, stevie - don't you think?
x
quite possibly, my life is full of contradictions. How are you today?
spendius wrote:It's because he doesn't know whether he's a concerned person or not.
On the one hand it is cool to be flippant and witty at the misfortunes of others. One only has to think of the wit deployed on the subject of piles to be appraised of such an obvious fact.
On the other hand he doesn't like to think of himself as callous and cynical after a certain point and the trees falling on cars is a borderline case, Steve being a cool driver and all.
So this is bound to lead to some equivocation and once one understands this it is easier to forgive him and take pity on him and stroke his soft, smooth cheeks with a whippy tawse to educate him into better ways because equivocation is not a good thing as Confucious said.
Thanks uncle spends. Do watch a tv show called Big Brother? Can you explain it to me. I seems to have caused a diplomatic rift with the Government of India.
It's been very windy in Prague, as well.
I hope my flight back to London for the weekend will not be too horribly delayed. I wnat to get back to see my girlfriend...not easy, the long distance relationship thing.
Anyway, I've been looking at the snow forecasts and it looks as if the next few days will bring lots of fresh powder to the Alps, which means that next weekend I'll see if I can drive down there and catch some of it.
KP
