

*slight edit* - cheers to the wonderful Barbarossa for the inspiration

But woo!
It were proper grown-up snow, though - I think the chaos was relatively justified.
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It were proper grown-up snow, though - I think the chaos was relatively justified.

*edit* and yes it was. Proper real snow
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walking about with the sleeves rolled up
pleasant day indeed
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pleasant day indeed

you serve even less purpose outside of a theoretical mindscape.
:P
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:P

then people might show SOME BLOODY RESPECT
*strikes with Cauchy sequence*
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*strikes with Cauchy sequence*

"the bad hygene bomb"
you need a supervillainy name though..
my old house mate wouldof had one but his family dropped part of the name...
He could of been Sam Von Doehren.
add a Dr. in front of that and you have a recipe for attempted world domination.
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you need a supervillainy name though..
my old house mate wouldof had one but his family dropped part of the name...
He could of been Sam Von Doehren.
add a Dr. in front of that and you have a recipe for attempted world domination.

and consequently has an Islamic, Arabic and Persian influenced name.
he's gunna be a corker of a supervillan.
me, i'd just sound like i was general practitioner from little town in northern scotland.
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he's gunna be a corker of a supervillan.
me, i'd just sound like i was general practitioner from little town in northern scotland.

also that is a bloody good name. the best name i've encountered "Ash Beerepoot"
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a piss in your language chips.
he's going to reinstate the Von soon.. I have pestered him enough now.
I'm going to get a nemesis! yay!
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he's going to reinstate the Von soon.. I have pestered him enough now.
I'm going to get a nemesis! yay!

The Very Reverend Ignatius Niblung Goosecreature
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actually forget the last one. i forgot one of my best mates', Hereward Genghis David Feldwick. how the fuck did i forget that?
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*Top trumps*
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i had a percival smythe at my school
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Other examples include:
Dame Sweeney Eggblast, the Clacton Dripping Heiress;
Mssrs Cattermole, Mousehabit, Neepthye and Trusspot, Solicitors;
Brigadier Edith Gormenstrop (Mrs);
Loomis Grousefavour;
Sherpa Gutbucket and the Electric Druids
not forgetting:
Ludmilla Dogtrouser, the singing nun
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Dame Sweeney Eggblast, the Clacton Dripping Heiress;
Mssrs Cattermole, Mousehabit, Neepthye and Trusspot, Solicitors;
Brigadier Edith Gormenstrop (Mrs);
Loomis Grousefavour;
Sherpa Gutbucket and the Electric Druids
not forgetting:
Ludmilla Dogtrouser, the singing nun

"i've got a black belt of the second dan"
"you mean...?"
"yes, i'm dan dan the karate man"
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"you mean...?"
"yes, i'm dan dan the karate man"

Hercules Grytpype-Thynne
(Baabaaaaababadabooooooombadadabombeboom!)
Major Dennis Bloodnock
Neddie Seagoon
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(Baabaaaaababadabooooooombadadabombeboom!)
Major Dennis Bloodnock
Neddie Seagoon

I need to be become a doctor..
then I could be Dr. Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrvvvvvvveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
tt
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then I could be Dr. Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrvvvvvvveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
tt

* Solaces, albeit just a Quantum*
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truth be told, i'm in the sortof grey area which is applied maths/theoretical physics.
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*as closest to maths I could bring it*
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in doing long division with algebra.
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the way god intended us to do it
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and snowy birthday for the day-before-yesterday's tomorrow
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It's pretty much all gone here. It rained last night and washed most of the snow away. The sun's out in fact.
*basks*
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*basks*

I predict Avalanche...
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in the bin. Scared the crap out of me, it did.
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it's kind of slid off the roof by about 8 inches, but is frozen in place, like a large curtain of snow ice
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meanwhile melbourne has a different story.
melbourne broke in the heat a couple of days ago. there is was, lying on it's back in victoria, it's legs still twitching. woe is melbourne.
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melbourne broke in the heat a couple of days ago. there is was, lying on it's back in victoria, it's legs still twitching. woe is melbourne.

fucking hell
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western sydney is set for 42 on Saturday. so it will probably break about 39ish where i am
edit: far too many likes there for my liking. I sound like a Californian pot head.
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edit: far too many likes there for my liking. I sound like a Californian pot head.

Summer here is bad enough, the stupid sunny sweaty bastard. More snow little earth. MORE SNOW!

and found it to be like the british summer...
it's quite nice in the right places.
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it's quite nice in the right places.


couple of hours out of sydney (unfortunately)
i have pics of snow men i made in my front yard.
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i have pics of snow men i made in my front yard.

I went in March. It was high 20s. Then on the radio it said it was the last day of summer. Next day it pissed down and dropped about 10 degrees :)
I like that kind of predictability :D
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I like that kind of predictability :D

in the last heat wave i went to work and complained that the 34 degrees we had were hotter than hell. my boss replied "nah mate thats balmy."
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And the entire office was at a near constant 10 degrees or something. The women kept complaining though and forced them to fix it, fucking it again so it was about 30.
And yet the women were still wearing about three layers.
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And yet the women were still wearing about three layers.

Have a birthday *click* sir. Nicely shopped :D
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*offers belated cake & fizzy pop*
Prof Undercover nicked the paper hats, damn his duck-pond...
Edit: and 35 *really* isn't old, take it from one who knows.
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Prof Undercover nicked the paper hats, damn his duck-pond...
Edit: and 35 *really* isn't old, take it from one who knows.

35 does seem old at the moment, but I suspect that implies that 32 is pretty old too. I know that 40 should technically be 8 years away, but I bet it'll seem like it gets here around the start of summer.
EDIT: ... And happy birthday for yesterday!
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EDIT: ... And happy birthday for yesterday!

Well done and a happy birthday that man!
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splendid stuff, and happy belated birthday!
35 isn't old... it can't be... i'm older :)
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35 isn't old... it can't be... i'm older :)

And in answer to the tagline, I walked.
From Mile End to Angel.
And back.
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From Mile End to Angel.
And back.