General / Off-Topic Down with summer.

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well, don't know maybe, not gonna try I hate eating insects, tried it a few times, not my favorite food source.
we got plenty of normal food here.


Not much different from lobster or crab I'd guess.

Pork cooked low and slow is sublime.

We have a side-firebox style smoker for ribs, bacon etc and a legit old school kamado for turkeys, char siu pork and some other stuff.
 
You're all fooooolls, there's no weather in space apart from the sudden temp change if your canopy blows out. you exist in optimised cabins.
anyone claiming inclement conditions is ruining my immersion



(live in a goldilocks zone myself, not too cold not too hot, yay NZ)
 
You're all fooooolls, there's no weather in space apart from the sudden temp change if your canopy blows out. you exist in optimised cabins.
anyone claiming inclement conditions is ruining my immersion



(live in a goldilocks zone myself, not too cold not too hot, yay NZ)

that's how we like it :D however I do like some cold weather sometimes, just not for 8 month and piles of snow everywhere, its just too much work.
 
I love spring and summer! Being Swedish I'm used to cold darkness for about 8 months a year, so when late spring finally arrives I barely stay indoors. Winter makes me depressed.
 
being depressed for 8 month must really sock....

Out of those 8 months of cold and dark, maybe 4-5 months are depressing, fortunately lol. :) But yeah, a lot of people here in Sweden takes anti-depressing medicine. A few has to go so far they need artificial sunlight once or twice every week.
 
Out of those 8 months of cold and dark, maybe 4-5 months are depressing, fortunately lol. :) But yeah, a lot of people here in Sweden takes anti-depressing medicine. A few has to go so far they need artificial sunlight once or twice every week.

Yes the gray sky is a problem

Nothing can replace a deep blue sky and a bright sun
 
That’s the most common complaint I’ve heard from Australians, living in the UK.
The lack of blue sky.
I spent a year and a half in OZ. And the constant blue sky, freaked me out. :eek:

They need the clear skies in Oz to give excellent visibility so as to watch-out for waiting drop-bears.

(... and spiders, brownies, taipans, Mulgas, tigers, etc... basically anything!)
 
They need the clear skies in Oz to give excellent visibility so as to watch-out for waiting drop-bears.

(... and spiders, brownies, taipans, Mulgas, tigers, etc... basically anything!)

Tell me about it. I spent 10 minutes eyeballing a big hairy spider just smaller than my fist. Who was waiting over my doorjamb when I came home, one night. It took me that long to pluck up the courage to make a dash and unlock it and get in. People at work said they were harmless and since I was working at the zoo they should have known. But when I look at pictures on the internet. The only ones that looks like my memory are the tarantulas.
Thank god for the cold weather. At least it keeps the mozzies down.
 
That’s the most common complaint I’ve heard from Australians, living in the UK.
The lack of blue sky.
I spent a year and a half in OZ. And the constant blue sky, freaked me out. :eek:

Well I can say I like having seasons, but I just wish the winter could be shorter.
Having 355+ days of sun would more or less freak me out. ;)
 

Jenner

I wish I was English like my hero Tj.
So the past few days have been quite a bit cooler, which is welcome. There is still some horrible wind, though. It's really kicking up the dust and pollen. Bleah.
 
They need the clear skies in Oz to give excellent visibility so as to watch-out for waiting drop-bears.

(... and spiders, brownies, taipans, Mulgas, tigers, etc... basically anything!)
Rincewind encounters drop bears, spiders, kangaroos (pretty much every dangerous life form) in "The Last Continent". When Death asks for a book on the dangerous creatures of the continent of Fourecks he gets buried under an avalanche of printed matter (once he gets out from under the pile he picked up one of the volumes, which is entitled "Dangerous Mammals, Reptiles, Amphibians, Birds, Fish, Jellyfish, Insects, Spiders, Crustaceans, Grasses, Trees, Mosses and Lichens of Terror Incognita", Volume 29c, part 3. He then asks for a list of the HARMLESS creatures, and after a while a sheet of paper drifts down. On it is written "Some of the Sheep").
 
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