It's all in a number 222

Sunday November 10 2013
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last 4 digits on my driver licence are 2222

Last Edited by Xenophon on 11/11/2013 12:12 AM

I am on the lost schedule. I wake up every 108 minutes so that I be sure I can look at a clock every 111.

Posted 11:11 nice touch xeno. How are you today?

hi phi, burned all my schedules again. spirit keeps on trumping them so just gotta let it be

pretty good, batteries and shields are still charging consistently since a short while ago. irreversible momentum is making a comeback





how you doing?

555?

some time pls...a day ? To think

irreversible momentum is making a comeback. Could not have said it better.

Did they finish the merge? Seems better now.

:abcde1234:

Oops sorry. This is 222 thread. 555 is just down the hall and to the right.

:littlegchuckle57:

way too many mergers and demergers to keep track of. all i do these days is attempt to resonate without crashing into flames. getting much better now, much much better

anyone for tennis?

:tballhail:

[link to www.weatherzone.com.au]
Queensland authorities say the damage bill from yesterday's hailstorms in the state's south-east will run into the millions of dollars.

Storms rolled in from the west of the state, dumping hail in Brisbane, Logan and the Gold Coast, but the Sunshine Coast was hardest hit.

with hail ranging in size from golf balls to tennis balls smashing roofs, windows, cars and windscreens.

[link to www.weatherzone.com.au]

wow !!

big ole' hale balls there....

bowling ball size would be interesting

people'd be dropping like flies, not sure helmets would help

bowling ball size ??

that would be a bit much..just say-n :)


anyhow, hope all is well where you are

maybe :)

cheers, getting there... likewise mate

Wow. Must have been some storm.

check out the link, the crosses indicate lightning activity. turning into one big shitstorm!

[link to www.weatherzone.com.au]

Last Edited by Xenophon on 11/17/2013 02:54 AM

So we need less shit storm and more rain storm. Got it.

well played



[link to www.weatherzone.com.au]

Very heavy rain drenched the Hunter region overnight, with several places seeing their heaviest November rain on record.

A small but moisture-packed east coast low approached the region overnight, bringing gusty winds and heavy, unprecedented November rain.

Clarence Town copped one of the heaviest falls of the region, recording 200mm in the 24 hours to 9am today, its heaviest rain for any month since 1946 and for November on record.

Nearby Dungog collected 167mm, its heaviest fall since 2009 and for November on record, while Maitland received 120mm, also its heaviest in four years.

Tocal saw its heaviest November rain on record and the most for any month since 2007, being drowned with a 24 hour total of 173mm.

all the fires out ??

seems that way, press stopped reporting on them. likely still some fires burning but no out of control raging infernos

bushfire season usually starts in december and goes through to feb

Last Edited by Xenophon on 11/18/2013 12:18 AM

Good morning

hey, i be workin' again

:money:

ha !!

yes, yes it is