Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 20:41
Ladies and gentlemen, it was *-5* degrees F when I woke up this morning. WTF am I doing here?! 
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Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 20:45
This is a question which my degree in philospophy makes many answers possible. But first, you must be keeping warm, mvrw sinsister! hear it is raining.
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 20:51
A Question Of Degree - Wire
... sorry is this not the 'Currently Listening To Thread'?
... sorry is this not the 'Currently Listening To Thread'?
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 21:08
Blimey. Someone more cheesed off than me 
Chin up Sunsets
Chin up Sunsets
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 21:49
It's buried in my screen name AC, I love the sunshine, not sun bathing or owt, just the no rain, ice and snow. Things go wrong on those short dark days.
Posted: 01 Feb 2004, 00:30
Wish I had weather...then again maybe not.
Posted: 01 Feb 2004, 00:47
@Cyn. San Diego. Straining my eyes to look at the map on my study wall, that's just south of Los Angeles, right? What time of day is it there now? 11:30 Pm here, Saturday 31st January. Pretty much mid-winter, just had a few days of snow, now rain and wind. Sun, sea nad sand where you are? I could do with some of that. Then again, I quite like the change of the seasons we get over here, but Junior got well annoyed about the rain we had a couple of summers ago when all he wanted to do was go skateboarding. He's already determined to emigrate to the States when he's old enough. Thanks a lot MTV's Jackass!
Posted: 01 Feb 2004, 01:46
The Evil Empire
Posted: 01 Feb 2004, 02:21
@ Red Sunsets!Red Sunsets wrote:The Evil Empire
Whats up mate - you appear mighty "unhappy" - which is not good - Hope your OK!
Posted: 01 Feb 2004, 02:33
Bad Karma Beckons ATG
Posted: 02 Feb 2004, 09:03
I'm a bit sunburnt and stiff at the moment, spent the whole of yesterday hiking down a river gorge, the highlight being the 7 meter jump at the end.
http://www.capenature.org.za/Nature_Res ... ofing.html
Pity me.
http://www.capenature.org.za/Nature_Res ... ofing.html
It air was a bit chilly (probably high 20s C) but the water was warm.Riviersonderend Route
Trail Distance: 15km (8,5 hours)
Trail description: If Suicide Gorge is too daunting, this gorge might be a better option for novices. The gorge lies lower down the same river as Suicide Gorge. Nervous beginners can avoid most of the jumps or do them from a low spot. The highest jump on this circular route is 7m. You should be reasonable fit, willing to swim in cold water and not be afraid of heights if you want to tackle the route. The main attractions include spectacular canyon scenery and lovely waterfalls.
Special notes: The route is open from 1 November to 30 April. Hikers should be fit. Light footwear is advisable, as well as a wetsuite. Use a waterproof bag.
Pity me.
Posted: 03 Feb 2004, 00:03
Yes I am south of LA north of Mexico and right next to the pacific. Beautiful weather almost all the time. And my son is a surf skate rat I guess it comes with the territory. Coldest winter in a long time though, must have gotten down to atleast 47F some nights.Thrash Harry wrote:@Cyn. San Diego. Straining my eyes to look at the map on my study wall, that's just south of Los Angeles, right? What time of day is it there now? 11:30 Pm here, Saturday 31st January. Pretty much mid-winter, just had a few days of snow, now rain and wind. Sun, sea nad sand where you are? I could do with some of that. Then again, I quite like the change of the seasons we get over here, but Junior got well annoyed about the rain we had a couple of summers ago when all he wanted to do was go skateboarding. He's already determined to emigrate to the States when he's old enough. Thanks a lot MTV's Jackass!
Have you seen MTV's Real World this season's is from San Diego.
Posted: 03 Feb 2004, 00:19
Who mentioned the 'Real World'?
47F is a good summer in Ghillie Jocko Land!
Now I'm off to my bed to watch 'The FBI Files' which shows how mad and mental Amerikee is. I'll stick with the cold weather and being miserable.
Cheers!
47F is a good summer in Ghillie Jocko Land!
Now I'm off to my bed to watch 'The FBI Files' which shows how mad and mental Amerikee is. I'll stick with the cold weather and being miserable.
Cheers!
Posted: 03 Feb 2004, 14:20
Cold, wet, with freezing rain. Brrr.
Posted: 03 Feb 2004, 15:33
I don't give a f*ck........I'm off to a ward that's far too hot for its own good soon........
Posted: 04 Feb 2004, 12:05
Umm I mentioned the Real World just for the fact that is was filmed here. The photography shows how pretty it is. But you will see SD for what it is. Very policed city.Red Sunsets wrote:Who mentioned the 'Real World'?
47F is a good summer in Ghillie Jocko Land!
Now I'm off to my bed to watch 'The FBI Files' which shows how mad and mental Amerikee is. I'll stick with the cold weather and being miserable.
Cheers!
Posted: 09 Feb 2004, 09:41
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?click_id ... 9&set_id=1
Ice Cream anyone?Clanwilliam is likely to be the hottest place in the Western Cape, with the mercury expected to reach 44°C. It will be 36°C in Cape Town on Monday, with 40°C expected in the city bowl.