http://rt.com/uk/162896-queen-fracking-pensions-speech/
On Friday, July 4, 2014 5:58 PM, doug <douglasrankine2001@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Dear Shaun,
How dare you...to suggest that our British weather is "normal"! I
shall report you to my colleagues at NSA and GCHQ. Our weather is
subject to international and local variations...on a global
scale...just like the rest of the world. It has only changed
temperamentally during the last few months due to such things as
fracking and US interference. And to use our weather as a
yardstick...when we have all moved over to meters as part of our
membership of the E.U. is an insult and an affront to our colleagues
in Europe and shows a lack of respect for those of us who are "old
Europe" compared with the "new Europe" which supports US policy,
implicitly and absolutely...
ATB
Dougie.
On 04/07/14 23:42, Shaun O'Connor wrote:
Dougie old chap.
AI have nothing whatever against the British weather, compared to what
some have to deal with its very acceptable thank you very much.;-)
I merely use the British weather as a comparative yardstick against
which to compare the fleeting stability of that elusive condition
wistfully called"normal"
ATB
Shaun.
On 04/07/2014 23:24, doug wrote:
My Dear Shaun,
Pray...what have you got against British Weather...it is so much
better than that of America, temperate, with a lack of wild variations
in temperature and precipitation...with a minor exception of course
during last winter. We have the best weather in the world, we rarely
suffer shortages of water, we never get too hot under the collar and
when it freezes, it rarely lasts more than few days or weeks. It has
all got to do with the Gulf Stream...
ATB
Dougie.
On 04/07/14 22:32, Shaun O'Connor wrote:
Normal?wtf is that when its about??lol
Each person, each organization, each government, each country has
their own idea of"normal" and what is considered "normal" today might
be considered abnormal tomorrow.
so , yeah normal is just a ward.a collection of symbols if you
like(when written down) which means different things to different
people and changes rather quickly ( a bit like the British weather)
On 04/07/2014 22:24, doug wrote:
