Tell me more of this Sahara sand. That can cause a red sky in Scotland?
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2 years ago
VERY red sky in UK, from Galapagos volcano?
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2 years ago
I do not drink enough to get pissed, only 5 times the RDA.
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2 years ago
Occasional marijuana to get to sleep, which I gave up on as it's only effective for 3 hours.
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2 years ago
Fog here, or maybe wet volcanic ash? ;)
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2 years ago
Most folk will just think it's god telling them it's going to be a good day for shepherds to frolick in the long grass tomorrow.
Obviously these things are localised dependant on dust or whatever it is.
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2 years ago
ROTFPMSL!
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2 years ago
I didn't notice anything odd, but here it's normally cloudy.
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2 years ago
In Scotland I've only ever seen proper fog once. It was so bad I was driving round a corner and couldn't tell which road was which at a junction, and ended up driving into a private house entrance, narrowly missing the very angry owner trying to leave in his car.
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2 years ago
You'd love our version of fog:
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2 years ago
ROFL! "Fog is considered dense when visibility is reduced to a quarter of a mile or less." That's a light mist.
I really don't understand the majority of drivers in the UK. 70mph limit on a motorway, and they stick to it on a sunny day, holding me up. Thick fog, they still go 70?!