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Getting flooded

This is my second year in London, and I have to admit how rarely it seems to rain here, even compared to the Midlands. If rain is a problem in Scotland then the answer is obvious - move to London. Although, if you don't like riots, you'd better avoid places like Wandsworth and Hackney.
 
This is my second year in London, and I have to admit how rarely it seems to rain here, even compared to the Midlands. If rain is a problem in Scotland then the answer is obvious - move to London. Although, if you don't like riots, you'd better avoid places like Wandsworth and Hackney.

Rain isn't a problem in Scotland till it decides to get energetic.
 
Since the exchange is in the lowest part of the village which is mostly underwater it came as no suprise that my landline is dead (in the water :igmc:)

Been dead all day so thought I'd report the fault, not much point as most of the village has reported the same, estimate to fix - 7 days :eek:

They're obviously not looking at weather reports.

Why's my internet connection still working if my landline is dead :confused:
 
Since the exchange is in the lowest part of the village which is mostly underwater it came as no suprise that my landline is dead (in the water :igmc:)

Been dead all day so thought I'd report the fault, not much point as most of the village has reported the same, estimate to fix - 7 days :eek:

They're obviously not looking at weather reports.

Why's my internet connection still working if my landline is dead :confused:

"Aye Morag, the exchange is under water, Mr McCliphead cannae get his broadbandymajig to work and he's called out PC McClaudy to keep an eye on his bridge during the flood"

:rollin:

 
Things were really bad in Greenock Main St:

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