I'll be in the wilds of Romford at that time so I will certainly look up, although I'm sure the light pollution in Romford is juat as bad as it is where I live.
Last time I was in Romford went to a nightclub called (I think) halloweens, or something like that.
Got somewhat drunk. Me and my mate were sharing a hotel room (twin beds), we got split up and I got back about 4am to find him asleep in the corridor outside the room (I had the only key).
Nothing could wake him and he's a big lad, took me about half an hour to drag him onto his bed, best I could get was him on the bed but his feet on the floor. Started to take his clothes off for him, got his top off, thought better of taking his bottoms off, so just left him like that.
That's how he awoke the next morning, he didn't move an inch. _________________
Leaving a drunken man to his own stupour? never heard of that one before, as Dave said, but my mates usually go a bit farther, get some duct tape, a blow up sheep called Baaaabra and a lamppost, failing that, first man down losses every single hair on his body.
as for the meteor shower tho, i've got my telescope and video camera ready, might get a few nice snaps to post on here, if i'm quick enough _________________ I give you, the Waffle King
It's definately a southern thing. When I'm on the lash I'm much happier to have northerners or Irish with me.
They just seem to take the whole buisiness of drinking far more seriously. Most southerners might as well be drinkng turps for the way they just sling it back.
It's almost like a race who can get drunk the quickest and act the biggest twat.
The more I see how drunk people behave these days the more I favour prohibition.
didn't see the shower either was in our day light hours ... _________________ as a babe drinks from its mothers breast so too does man milk mother earth
Got anther few days of it EG, it's never a one day thing, today was just noted cos a named meteor was breaking up in the atmosphere, otherwise it would have gone unmentioned, god bless the new channels _________________ I give you, the Waffle King
I never bothered looking for the meteors. As soon as I saw it was an annual event I knew it'd be crap as I'd never seen them before
Last time I was drinking with Irish they wouldn't let me miss on any round so I ended up with four pints lined up for me that I had to drink. I put them down one after the other, staggered to the toilet, puked my ring up, then went back and bought another round in. By crikey those chaps can drink! _________________
ha I'm an Irish woman .. i gather we are not much different everything to extremes _________________ as a babe drinks from its mothers breast so too does man milk mother earth
150 million years ago I worked in a pub in Cricklewood, for those who don't know Cricklewood it's small part of London with an incredibly high level of Irish immigrants.
I became very friendly with a few people and was once invited to a house party of one of the locals.
So I turned up with a bottle of wine while everybody else was turning up with kegs of Guiness - there were no prizes for spotting the Englishman.
I'm not kidding there were about a dozen kegs of Guiness lying around this place and about 40 guests.
By the morning every single keg was empty - I kid you not.
But then my dear old nan whom I never knew was irish.
I have been there at least seven times and I always feel that once I have spoken to an irishman I am home. _________________ Please visit our main site
I've been in Australia most of my life but it take me five minutes to return to my strong accent my father still has a very strong accent though of course I don't notice it at all... and yet there is only one member of my immediate family that drinks. to excess .. _________________ as a babe drinks from its mothers breast so too does man milk mother earth
Well I went down to the sea wall to take a look and as it was pitch dark I nearly ran over a young couple who were sitting on the grass looking out over the sea.
They assured me that they had seen some and that they seemed to have stopped for the moment. So like you I haven't seen any either.
I did see it once 0n the the of the 8th 1988 when on my honeymoon in the Cotswolds.
It was truly amazing and there were literally hundreds of them coming in from all angles.
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