Bloody thunderstorm has arrived now

**hyperD** · 26 July 2006, 22:46

Yes, in Surrey too. Made me spill me fecking wine over the carpet.

Constructing the doghouse as we speak...

**MarillionFan** · 26 July 2006, 22:56

and then gone again. Poor.

**hyperD** · 26 July 2006, 23:03

Yes, But more importantly, the fecking wine is all over the carpet and I can't blame it on the dog.

Mainly because he doesn't drink.

And we don't have one.

**MarillionFan** · 26 July 2006, 23:06

I have decided to call it Galileo from now on.

**hyperD** · 26 July 2006, 23:12

After the Italian scientist who formulated the basic law of falling bodies?

**mcquiggd** · 26 July 2006, 23:38

Doomed!

**AtW** · 26 July 2006, 23:58

Originally posted by DimPrawn

Huge fork lightening and house rattling thunder peels.

Try to build your house from solid materials next time...

**Paddy** · 27 July 2006, 09:17

Crawled through a forty minute traffic queue. Thought it was an accident but no, it was a three inch rain water flood. Each time a petrol engine wimp driver got near it took 30 seconds for them to decide that as they can’t reverse, or turn right or left they have to go through the flood. Another advantage of Diesel, no wet leads and plugs.

**DimPrawn** · 27 July 2006, 09:22

There was a common car of the 80's or 90's (can't remember which) where the designers has put the air intake about 5 inches above the road level, meaning if you drove through any decent standing water the engine would suck up water, try to compress it in the engine, forcing the head of the engine off the block.

Nice design.

Bloody thunderstorm has arrived now