Last One to Post Wins

[Stephen]

Lovely down souf

[Mervyn and Trish]

Dull in the north southlands

[towny44]

Dull in the north southlands

I would change that to south northlands, you don't want to be associated with those southern softies, do you?

[Mervyn and Trish]

A good point. South Northlands it is

[Stephen]

Us Southern softies do prefer nice soft loo roll compared to Izal or newspaper that is dished out at the Northern food banks.

[Manoverboard]

They don't actually eat it oop Norf … do they ?

[Mervyn and Trish]

Only when they can't get faggots

[Stephen]

Plenty of them up Norf .......so I've heard

[towny44]

I thought Brighton was more their resort of choice.

[Stephen]

Your well informed John.

[Ray B]

Seems after that, that everyone is lost for words. Well I am not, now shove over, I am taking this spot thank you very much.

[Stephen]

Glad we're going home today as it's currently pi**ing down outside here.

[Ray B]

Well you will go down south when you know the east is best.

[towny44]

Glad we're going home today as it's currently pi**ing down outside here.

Well please keep that weather down there, we don't want it infecting the Beautiful North.

[Mervyn and Trish]

Or the South Northlands. Just a little drizzle here.

[Manoverboard]

Heavy rain so far, it has recently eased a tad but thundery showers are forcast this afternoon in notsosunny Darzet.

ps … avoid the place is my message

[Mervyn and Trish]

You're just trying to keep the riff raff at bay!

[Stephen]

Old Moby's not as daft as he looks.

Not a bad run home apart from it raining the whole journey. Done it in four hours.

[Manoverboard]

Ah, you're way beyond Dorset … thank goodness so glad you had a good journey

[Stephen]

Swine.

You had any brace juice yet and sorted the DVD recorder.

[towny44]

Miserable and wet today, but no sign of the predicted winds, should help to refresh the gardens or at least the weeds.

[Jan Rosser]

Miserable and wet today, but no sign of the predicted winds, should help to refresh the gardens or at least the weeds.

We had the rain and winds yesterday John - even put the heating on it was so cold and miserable - I felt chilled may be because I’d been to give blood - I was drained - sunnier today and dry for now

[Stephen]

Heating still kicking in in the mornings here. Windy today but dry at the moment. Garden has taken a bit of a bashing while we were away.

Did you have to wait until after dark to give blood Jan

[Jan Rosser]

Heating still kicking in in the mornings here. Windy today but dry at the moment. Garden has taken a bit of a bashing while we were away.

Did you have to wait until after dark to give blood Jan

Of course Stephen - can’t be too careful

[Ray B]

With the exception of Jan, has the world gone mad, I mean central heating on, if you hadn't noticed we are two week away from midsummer day.