Should try Wales insteadWhen I was in Scotland a few years ago (only for three days) I was really disappointed that there was not much rain.
Should try Wales insteadWhen I was in Scotland a few years ago (only for three days) I was really disappointed that there was not much rain.
Just wet air... barely more than a mist!eah what you call rain in Germany is increased humidity or drizzle in England - they love understatements. You won't open the brolly for that.
Cats and dogs ? Right ?We have words for loads of different types of rain mate, we are very well versed in identifying which species of rain is falling...!
Oh, you are right, thats the reason why I can't hear my neighbors shouting anymore.It took me some time to remind myself what was supposed to happen today.
Yeah, you could feel in the air, that something is amyssOh, you are right, thats the reason why I can't hear my neighbors shouting anymore.
You, sir, are a cad and a bounder!
(Which way is the naughty corner again?)
During one of the many visits I had to make to Manchester, the rain stopped.Should try Wales instead
Cats and dogs ? Right ?
Did you see the natives worshipping the sun as it appeared, or was it still cloudy ?During one of the many visits I had to make to Manchester, the rain stopped.
That reminded me of my yesterdays riddleCats and dogs ? Right ?
It's a bit wet out.
Cats and dogs.
Torrential innit?
Spitting.
P155ing it down.
Now that's proper rain.
Sideways rain.
Guess I won't be needing a shower today.
Is it raining out? (to the person standing dripping wet).
Might need my brolly today.
lol, reminds me ofHope I don't get told off for this one, but a friend of mine used to describe heavy rain as - god mate, it's wetter than a teenager on prom night out there....
He was describing the teenager who went to a prom night at a swimming pool. Obviously. In case anyone is watching. Yes.
lol, reminds me of
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of course she just did the floor and had no other sign to warn people of the danger.
I (don't really) remember my (kind of) prom.Hope I don't get told off for this one, but a friend of mine used to describe heavy rain as - god mate, it's wetter than a teenager on prom night out there....
He was describing the teenager who went to a prom night at a swimming pool. Obviously. In case anyone is watching. Yes.
No, we still fear the angry dayball.Did you see the natives worshipping the sun as it appeared, or was it still cloudy ?
lol, reminds me of
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of course she just did the floor and had no other sign to warn people of the danger.
No. I, for one, fear the wrath of TJ.So, are we officially drifting into sexist jokes?