Reply With QuoteShe could make my tea any way she liked!!!Originally Posted by B. Oddie
My father-in-law did Derek the Weather's roof a few years ago. He said he was a nice fella but made the tea too milky.
Since I've heard that, I'll only listen to Behnaz.
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Come on Delmi time to get upIt's not even raining here at the moment, are you a secret Derby fan?
She could make my tea any way she liked!!!My father-in-law did Derek the Weather's roof a few years ago. He said he was a nice fella but made the tea too milky.
Since I've heard that, I'll only listen to Behnaz.
Really weird goal at start of Soton v Burnley....
What, even if she put the milk in when the teabag is still in the cup?
By raft?What’s your traffic estimation for today’s trip from Hirwaun to the CCS
https://youtu.be/TzFnYcIqj6II'm not either. I've had a lay in, breakfast in bed and currently pottering around the house with Eurythmics blasting out. A rare treat, lemme tell 'ew!
It's been OK most of the morning, weather now getting worse, not the type of weather I'd be wanting to be sat outside for 2 hours, deffo a sickie would be pulled if I was still going and the snowflake label would be accepted without rebuttal.
We aren't made of sugar so get yourself down the stadium.
It's only a bit of wind, people swear it's winter.
and a lot of rain
City youth finished 2-2 v Watford ☔️💦☔️👍
Countries gone soft.
Back in the 80s....
I live in the South West. The wind is blowing from the South (SSW actually) and the wind and rain is now tailing off. It's not really that bad. Presumably Cardiff will be getting this weather soon so if I lived in Cardiff I would attend today's match. It's not nearly as bad as the forecasters are predicting.
Pretty well stopped raining down here. Windy, but no more than normal.
Looks fine to me:
https://www.skylinewebcams.com/en/we...f/cardiff.html
In ground. Wind dropped. Hardly raining. Seats dry. Pitch excellent. No excuse for not turning up today.
It wasn't much of adventure. The rain stopped as I arrived. It was a bit breezy for the whole game but no rain
It barely rained at all the entire match
Hear, hear. When I were a lad today's wind strength would have been described as a mere breeze and not worthy of further comment. The rain would be dismissed as light showers.
The current younger generation are terribly delicate softies.
Ditto
No probs either on planes, trains, buses bikes cars etc.
No excuses really.
Depends where you are going. In the Cynon valley, trains were cancelled mid afternoon due to flooding. Rail replacement buses, once they had started, didn't last long. Lots of localised flooding. Roads have been closed in several areas in the nearby area.
It was odd watching a game 20 miles away where there appeared to be little rain, yet I looked out of the window up here several times and it was absolutely hammering down. It has virtually all day.
The wind was more westerly than I expected, it was hard work cycling home along Llantrisant Road. Although 4 pints in Canton after the match might not have helped.
I just got home in Somerset after delays on the rail network. I can't imagine how bad it was getting to the ground from the suburbs of Cardiff
And as the games are never sold out it's easy to find a seat or two in the dry
Snowflake? In my day, they would have used the epithet 'big girl's blouse'.
No doubt it hammers down many days this time of year.
Travelled in out of Central today and can't say I noticed much disruption and certainly didn't stop plenty of valleys girls venturing out in clobber only fit for Magaluf rather St Mary's St.
Hey ho🤔
To sum up, anyone who didn't go today because of the weather should have to hand in their season tickets because at worst it was blustery and drizzly
Exactly. In Scotland it would be shorts and t shirt day.
Get a seat on the opposite side . We never get wet .
Get a bit jealous when its sunny though.
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