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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie" data-source="post: 392598" data-attributes="member: 24034"><p>I could talk with authority about aches and pains that have taken up residence in my body, and they going no where. In my mind I'm still 17 years old, but every morning my body tells me different. But, I am not one to grumble... I bitch up epic instead, and no one takes an interest or cares. All hope for the human species is lost I'm saying.</p><p></p><p>Big Sister lives in Hong Kong, has done since 1999. She has acclimatized. In January she phoned Dear Mama and I was roped in so that they could tell me how to live right. She said that it was "freezing" in HK at 20 degrees Celsius. I said that WTF are you moaning about, I just deiced my van, and the temperature being displayed was 6 degrees below zero degrees Celsius. Just Googled 78 degrees Fahrenheit, it's23 degrees Celsius, at 8am. That's something that just doesn't happen in the UK.</p><p></p><p>We are now in Spring according to the Met Office (weather people) and another wet and cold winter with no snow. Significant snow events are a rare thing. Met office said once in 20 years on average. The warming effect of the heat generates by the kinetic energy by the sea and ocean's movement help the UK to remain just warm enough to avoid winter weather akin to inland countries. The land mass radiates the heat stored as the seasons change. Therefore the air mass sitting above the ground gets cold and the weather reflects that.</p><p></p><p>I visited an orchid farm in Thailand. Beautiful it was. And the orchids were grown in baskets like things suspended in the air. Quite interesting to see.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I've had a nice and chilled day today. The beers are going down at a steady pace, and I turned on this laptop found myself here while bouncing around my iTunes account. Started by bumping some new downloads and yes very good. Now I have strayed into bumping favourites of long standing, I must say that I have excellent tastes. Now bumping Dizzee Rascal recoded live at the BBC Electric Proms. Fix Up Look Sharp followed by Dizzee live at the Brit Awards with Florence of Florence and The Machine nailing a cover You Got The Love originally by Candi Staton. Jo Whiley put me onto Dizzee Rascal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Biggie, post: 392598, member: 24034"] I could talk with authority about aches and pains that have taken up residence in my body, and they going no where. In my mind I'm still 17 years old, but every morning my body tells me different. But, I am not one to grumble... I bitch up epic instead, and no one takes an interest or cares. All hope for the human species is lost I'm saying. Big Sister lives in Hong Kong, has done since 1999. She has acclimatized. In January she phoned Dear Mama and I was roped in so that they could tell me how to live right. She said that it was "freezing" in HK at 20 degrees Celsius. I said that WTF are you moaning about, I just deiced my van, and the temperature being displayed was 6 degrees below zero degrees Celsius. Just Googled 78 degrees Fahrenheit, it's23 degrees Celsius, at 8am. That's something that just doesn't happen in the UK. We are now in Spring according to the Met Office (weather people) and another wet and cold winter with no snow. Significant snow events are a rare thing. Met office said once in 20 years on average. The warming effect of the heat generates by the kinetic energy by the sea and ocean's movement help the UK to remain just warm enough to avoid winter weather akin to inland countries. The land mass radiates the heat stored as the seasons change. Therefore the air mass sitting above the ground gets cold and the weather reflects that. I visited an orchid farm in Thailand. Beautiful it was. And the orchids were grown in baskets like things suspended in the air. Quite interesting to see. I've had a nice and chilled day today. The beers are going down at a steady pace, and I turned on this laptop found myself here while bouncing around my iTunes account. Started by bumping some new downloads and yes very good. Now I have strayed into bumping favourites of long standing, I must say that I have excellent tastes. Now bumping Dizzee Rascal recoded live at the BBC Electric Proms. Fix Up Look Sharp followed by Dizzee live at the Brit Awards with Florence of Florence and The Machine nailing a cover You Got The Love originally by Candi Staton. Jo Whiley put me onto Dizzee Rascal. [/QUOTE]
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