test please delete

[norrahe]

Torrential rain again.

Sunny here, it was raining about 10 minutes ago.

[SimonMac]

test please delete

Sunny here, still

[NickFitz]

Just realised that I don't have to go out today - I could put it off until tomorrow, though I'll definitely have to go out then.

This is not assisting my motivation

[norrahe]

Don't really much care for sun, just as long as it's not raining by the time I leave clientco.

[NickFitz]

Yet again, somebody tweets the photo of a flooded Paris street claiming it's books floating there (in 1910, to give it a spurious air of respectability), and I have to point out it's actually wooden paving blocks

[norrahe]

Yet again, somebody tweets the photo of a flooded Paris street claiming it's books floating there (in 1910, to give it a spurious air of respectability), and I have to point out it's actually wooden paving blocks

I think you need to get off the bench dear!

[NickFitz]

Yet again, somebody tweets the photo of a flooded Paris street claiming it's books floating there (in 1910, to give it a spurious air of respectability), and I have to point out it's actually wooden paving blocks

Though, as it happens, it was 1910 when Paris was badly flooded. Slightly unusual for these picture-posting accounts to get a date right, though not at all unusual for them to provide a completely wrong description and no attribution :-)

I've just been thanked by @PicPedant, who devotes his time to debunking such nonsense

[NickFitz]

I think you need to get off the bench dear!

But someone is wrong on the Internet!!!

[Mich the Tester]

Don't really much care for sun, just as long as it's not raining by the time I leave clientco.

Have you experienced a windy day outside that tower?

[SimonMac]

Yet again, somebody tweets the photo of a flooded Paris street claiming it's books floating there (in 1910, to give it a spurious air of respectability), and I have to point out it's actually wooden paving blocks

Hang on, your Greggs obsession extends to twitter too now!!!