Select to expand quotenebbian said..
Is there any better sight?It's been so long I daren't mention the r word.
What has mare's tails got to do with recessions?
Ummm,.. perhaps you better mention the r word so we know what you're on about. 
recession, ribflavin, rolex, ripper, ragtime, rats ass, rubbers, rickets, rednecks, racing,.. so many to choose from.
^^^ OMG!!! what is that in the chemtrails, just above the square lamp-post?
Looks like some sort of flying craft.
Quick move the thread.....
Select to expand quoteBattle said..
Rain ........ what's the prize?
A trip to Australia - where there is no rain...
(none in Vancouver today either - for a change)
^ That'd be great ........ it's on my list........ but where in Austrailia? East coast? North? South? West seems windy.
U can just drive around Australia in 2 weeks......well that's what the yanks do anyways! Haha
2 weeks driving around Australia !! would be so much fun.! piss in a bottle and drive thru Hungry Jack's are the only stops allowed hahahah
Select to expand quotenebbian said..
Rain on the roof , a couple of days later. Is there any better sound? 
oooOOOOhhhhh,...the 'r' word. It's RAIN isn't it! 
Hey sarge,.. who says I'm dumb?
Slow maybe,.. but I get there in the end. 
Select to expand quoteDarkspi said..
2 weeks driving around Australia !! would be so much fun.! piss in a bottle and drive thru Hungry Jack's are the only stops allowed hahahah
16,500kms/14 days= 1175/day..... no thanks. There has to be a "best place to go" .
This bloke also noticed it didn't rain much in Perth
www.nytimes.com/2014/03/02/travel/catching-perths-wave-in-western-australia.html
If you like wind, Western Australia would be the destination to consider very seriously. It's also quite nice wind notwithstanding. I choose to live there when I live in Australia despite it being nowhere near my family or where I grew up. A lot of tourists go to the east coast because 85% of the population is there, like the zone within 200km of the US border in Canada, but the wind on that side isn't as strong and consistent. Consistent up in North Queensland in tradewind season, but not as strong.
Having said that, the east coast is nice too, I enjoy visiting it. Melbourne is very cosmopolitan, coastal NSW is very pleasant, Queensland is even more pleasant and Tasmania is meant to be nice - that's the only part of Australia I haven't been to. WA is my pick though.
