This Hot Summer (2 Viewers)

Sodding typical.

6 weeks of glorious weather come to an abrupt end precisely at the weekend of the Y not festival I've attended and subsequently come home from a day early. Woke up this morning in a puddle of rainwater inside the tent and a force 9 gale blowing. Wasn't much better yesterday.

Ahh well, imagine a lot of the acts will be cancelled as a few were yesterday. Jamiroquai are tonight's headline act and only wanted to see them so I could hurl cans at the fucker.

hill83 said:

Try being on night shifts and sleeping in the day when it’s 30c and you can’t have the window open as it’s too noisy outside. Go on. Try it.

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Know the feeling. It is silent most of the year where I live. But when the good weather comes so do the seagulls. Noisy bloody things. The bloody things squark all day long especially when their young are on the ground. Give me city noise over them any day when I need to sleep.

Astute said:

Know the feeling. It is silent most of the year where I live. But when the good weather comes so do the seagulls. Noisy bloody things. The bloody things squark all day long especially when their young are on the ground. Give me city noise over them any day when I need to sleep.

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Try living in a city and having them around! Some of them are literally the size of chickens. We had a baby one that had fallen out a nest and was squarking away in our old back garden. I went out to see what was going on and got dive bombed by one of its parents, was throwing punches just to protect myself from it.

Sick Boy said:

Try living in a city and having them around! Some of them are literally the size of chickens. We had a baby one that had fallen out a nest and was squarking away in our old back garden. I went out to see what was going on and got dive bombed by one of its parents, was throwing punches just to protect myself from it.

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Skybluedan is a specialist at making his runs from the house in Jersey I think, when he's not shagging the Sofa, that is! !

Sick Boy said:

Try living in a city and having them around! Some of them are literally the size of chickens. We had a baby one that had fallen out a nest and was squarking away in our old back garden. I went out to see what was going on and got dive bombed by one of its parents, was throwing punches just to protect myself from it.

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Get that nearly every year. They nest on the rooftops. The babies fall off before they are ready. Then they divebomb you trying to shit on you. This year has been the worse. They have been kicking them out of the nest earlier than normal. The young are all over the place. And yes the size of chickens or bigger. But with a major attitude.

I jump up in the air waving my arms about. They leave me alone. I have a mate who cowers away from them. They always go for him.

Water’s still pretty warm down in Devon. Decent waves today today.