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There’s always one!Gone early for a GD thread
Yeah. We used to go camping on the Rosebud foreshore for about three weeks after Xmas ,and all I remember is practically living at the beach all day and throwing sand at the pashin’ couples in the sand dunes on barmy nights.Whatever happened to the hot summer xmas's from the 60's & 70's ?
Can remember getting new swim togs and beach towel, was 34dgC outside........
( bring back the old days l say )
Early 2000s used to be regularly extreme heat, so bad that friends of mine visiting from Scandinavia felt it was the end of the world!Whatever happened to the hot summer xmas's from the 60's & 70's ?
Can remember getting new swim togs and beach towel, was 34dgC outside........
( bring back the old days l say )
I know two people, one of them was my old man.Haven't done the most extensive research on this one, but I'm fairly sure that none of the 1038 NMFC players were born on December 25.
So North Melbourne - just let the Baby Jesus have this one.
Wish my dawwwwg was that clean
I just asked Siri, "Surely it's not going to rain on Christmas Day?"Coach Emeritus Scamper
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I just asked Siri, "Surely it's not going to rain on Christmas Day?"
Siri responded with "The weather will be fine and don't call me Shirley."
Darn! I forgot to take my phone off airplane mode.
no i don't, tell us.All you Melbournites and Victorians remember xmas eve 2011 ?
Mother of a storm.
Whatever happened to the hot summer xmas's from the 60's & 70's ?
Can remember getting new swim togs and beach towel, was 34dgC outside........
( bring back the old days l say )
If you're gonna get smashed by hail even a blanket or two draped over you car makes a huge difference to how much damage the hail does.All you Melbournites and Victorians remember xmas eve 2011 ?
Mother of a storm.
Storms hit Melbourne on Christmas Day
A tornado, hailstones the size of golf balls, once-a-year rainfall and wind gusts of more than 100 km/h were among Mother Nature's Christmas gifts to Melbourne. The SES responded to more than 2500 call for assistance.www.theage.com.au