Don't the grass and trees and roots and things stop that happening?
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Mu Dinofiddler,
Wed 25 Apr 2012, 0:34,
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nowell, yes. no. depends what you mean by "earth". if you mean the planet, then what i wrote is actually a logical impossibility. if you meant swathes of the soil across our fair island, then, alas, a lot of it gets washed towards the rivers and then silts up in our harbours or gets washed to sea.
three months of constant drizzle, now, that would be nice. true, it would fuck up the harvest this year but fuck the harvest. the whole countryside would turn to muddy slime after a while and the groundwater would begin to actually replenish. alas, if such was about to happen, the "expert" weather forecasters would be saying things like "the weather is still really bad", and "bobobobobooooo who's a pwetty boy then? WHO'S a pwetty boy? better put a BONNET on the pwetty boy!" and whatever other patronising shite they could think of.
/been extremely irritated since 1991 by forecasters assuming we all think sun=good *always* blog
(three months of constant drizzle, now, that would be nice. true, it would fuck up the harvest this year but fuck the harvest. the whole countryside would turn to muddy slime after a while and the groundwater would begin to actually replenish. alas, if such was about to happen, the "expert" weather forecasters would be saying things like "the weather is still really bad", and "bobobobobooooo who's a pwetty boy then? WHO'S a pwetty boy? better put a BONNET on the pwetty boy!" and whatever other patronising shite they could think of.
/been extremely irritated since 1991 by forecasters assuming we all think sun=good *always* blog
boris the spider,
Wed 25 Apr 2012, 0:39,
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