Do you welcome the rain?

flutterflye

I actually can't believe the amount of people here who like the rain!!

Paulie Gualtieri

hope that chubby rain doesn't come , if it does then were all goosed

Dyr

Did ye put the cows in the shed too?

Bleedin boggers :mad:

LH Pathe

Can't beat a bit of teh ould overcast to bring you back down to earth. I like all conditions but some just drag on past 3 days months. And then some

ejmaztec

flutterflye wrote: »

I actually can't believe the amount of people here who like the rain!!

They're all drips.

LH Pathe

Must be for effect, or marshmallows cos it's not that cold

cocoshovel

I love this type of rain. Where its still warm outside, and not too dull. Its not too heavy and not too light, makes a really relaxing atmosphere. I have my windows open all day and living in the attic makes it better because the sound of the rain amplifies x10 against the roof up here. I even like going out in this and feeling it lightly fall on my body.

Any other rain can get lost though, heavy, cold wintery rain and strong winds ae a big no.

ejmaztec

Bambi wrote: »

Did ye put the cows in the shed too?

Bleedin boggers :mad:

They've been putting the cows in the living-room since the sheds became "holiday chalets".

Tonyandthewhale

I like sunshine best I think but I spend an inordinate amount of time outside in the West of Ireland so I've grown very accostumed to rain over the years. Hate people who insist you can't enjoy the great outdoors just because there's some water splashing about.

LH Pathe

cocoshovel wrote: »

Any other rain can get lost though, heavy, cold wintery rain and strong winds ae a big no.

I've a feeling we'll soon be in receipt of one of those scandinavian whip'rounds. halfway there, just missing the nordic air..

Rabies

senorwipesalot wrote: »

I did.

No, but I want to.
Like most houses here, we don't have a fire place and even if we did there isn't any radiators and most homes are signle glazed too :mad:
Winter is 3 duvets on the bed and a blanket on the couch.

fecking third world country

Pottler

I nipped out to get beer from the car(missus forgot to bring it in, she's slipping:D) and I nearly froze - lashing rain and bl00dy cold here. I thought I was done with the whole"did you bring in coal?" deal, but apparently, not.

Son Of A Vidic

Vicar in a tutu wrote: »

All that sun and hot weather would drive you mad everyday.:mad:

Ya, all those scorching weeks of unrelenting sunshine we never had. Christ, we only had a couple of days of quality sun and you're welcoming back the monsoon season.

Super-Rush

Merge.

humbert

Just in the sitting room, for the ambiance. Haven't had the back-boiler going in over a week.

Mance Rayder

Rain means peace and quiet on the streets. So until I live in Clontarf or Foxrock, I will welcome the scanger repellent that is rain.

Vicar in a tutu

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

Ya, all those scorching weeks of unrelenting sunshine we never had. Christ, we only had a couple of days of quality sun and you're welcoming back the monsoon season.

Oh boo hoo princess!:D

The sun will come out again, dont you worry:)