I wanted to type eh?
But that would be far far too short lol

it is always raining in Liverpool

err not always, but it did pee down today ??

< I'm getting really confused now -->> Gizmo you still got that Duck Tape? >

Arf arf arf - he heh

Well you're correct, most of the UK does suffer heavy rain - but we're in the south and it makes a heck of a difference.

I think we've only had a day of rain in the last few weeks.
The weather has been excellent really for Oct and Nov.

Went to the Harlow fireworks show tonight.
...always outstanding.
They spend around £10K on the show!!!!! Bugger me! *

I had to explain what Bugger meant to an ex-girlfriend (she was Dutch).

* I guess I should be very carefull saying bugger me in American company - perhaps it has a different conotation

Well it was over 80 here and clear blue skys - mind you I will feel it Wednesday morning when I land at Stansted

So Scripty is our new offical UBBforum anchor?

Normally I would have been around to answer, but Monday night is Karate & chips night (& fireworks this evening!)

Anyhow Sd did an admirable job in my place

Stansted's just up the road from me.
Wednesday is a good day for drinking!!!

Well take it "bugger" in England may be something like "wow, that's amazing, unbelievable"

Here in the US it could be meant more like a "Broke Back Mountain" thing

But we don't really use the term around here anyways for anything.

lol @ ntdoc love the description lol "Broke Back Mountain" lol

Raise an eyebrow in the UK at the time of saying it,
and its a Broke Back Mountain moment

Followed with the John Wane Walk :omg:

Oh yes - I have missed Guy Fawkes

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Fawkes- for anyone not knowing why us British like to celebrate Guy Fawkes