Storm talk - Page 4

Isimmo · 16-10-17, 09:39 PM

lol... The thread drift suggests the storm turned out to be a damp fart... Orange sky over paranoid England and some plastic furniture rearranged in the Republic... Hopefully it'll be a blustery kilt event in Bonny and away to annoy the Swedes...

urquattr085 · 16-10-17, 09:44 PM

and the turnips weren't too pleased either to get their tops blown about like that

missfire · 17-10-17, 05:40 PM

Well not so damp fart here on the Irish sea, all the local razor boats smashed each other last night, a lot of damage in the harbour but our little 200 year old shack, two foot thick walls, didn't even lose a slate, result! Just like my type 44s, ugly but tough as sh*t!

sinbin5t · 17-10-17, 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by urquattr085

**THREAD DRIFT ALERT**

A bit of drift is a good thing, keeps the humour going

urquattr085 · 17-10-17, 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by missfire

our little 200 year old shack, two foot thick walls, didn't even lose a slate, result!

Good to hear you suffered no lasting effects.

Ringmaster · 17-10-17, 09:21 PM

I hear there may be more on the way from the south soon.......

4v6 · 18-10-17, 06:10 PM

Storm. Had higher windspeeds when i woke myself up with a boomer of a fart this morning. sissies!

Global warming under the sheets.....

sinbin5t · 18-10-17, 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by 4v6

Storm. Had higher windspeeds when i woke myself up with a boomer of a fart this morning. sissies!

Global warming under the sheets.....

You're supposed to blame the wife Tony

missfire · 19-10-17, 07:43 AM

Shit, forgot there was a climate change denier on here.

It was down to 850Mb at one point when only a couple of hours from Ireland, shifting along at over 35mph, better safe than sorry to keep an eye on it. I'm sure the people that died aren't joking about it. Having said that once it got here it was very much like any normal winter storm you get in these parts. Suppose everything's relative, up in the Hebrides it would have been classed as a strong breeze.

16-10-17, 09:39 PM	#31
Isimmo Super Moderator Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Sissix-by-the-sea Posts: 15,218	lol... The thread drift suggests the storm turned out to be a damp fart... Orange sky over paranoid England and some plastic furniture rearranged in the Republic... Hopefully it'll be a blustery kilt event in Bonny and away to annoy the Swedes... __________________ 1985 WR quattro, 1985 20vT RallyRep, 1993 MTM ABY S2 Avant. 2010 S3 Sportback.

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urquattr085 Senior Member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: May 2016 Location: Displaced Northerner in Essex Posts: 1,528	and the turnips weren't too pleased either to get their tops blown about like that __________________ 1985 WR quattro 2010 A6 3.0Tdi Allroad 2010 A3 1.4 tfsi Sport - Sold but still in the family 1984 80 Quattro - Sold many moons ago 1981 Coupe GT - Sold to buy above

17-10-17, 05:40 PM	#33
missfire making wooden things Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: cow land Posts: 8,154	Well not so damp fart here on the Irish sea, all the local razor boats smashed each other last night, a lot of damage in the harbour but our little 200 year old shack, two foot thick walls, didn't even lose a slate, result! Just like my type 44s, ugly but tough as sh*t!

17-10-17, 09:21 PM	#36
Ringmaster Senior Member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 1,326	I hear there may be more on the way from the south soon.......

18-10-17, 06:10 PM	#37
4v6 Ex Member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 5,565	Storm. Had higher windspeeds when i woke myself up with a boomer of a fart this morning. sissies! Global warming under the sheets.....

19-10-17, 07:43 AM	#39
missfire making wooden things Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: cow land Posts: 8,154	Shit, forgot there was a climate change denier on here. It was down to 850Mb at one point when only a couple of hours from Ireland, shifting along at over 35mph, better safe than sorry to keep an eye on it. I'm sure the people that died aren't joking about it. Having said that once it got here it was very much like any normal winter storm you get in these parts. Suppose everything's relative, up in the Hebrides it would have been classed as a strong breeze.