Cricket
England vs India - Second test at Lords
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Last updated Wednesday at 22:55
what a f'king disgrace |
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Sold most of my draw off too high but always easier after the forecast hardens up and the price has gone down like a lead balloon.
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met office got it spot on. Still haven't forgiven them fully for that Dublin nightmare
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yeah i remember that juce
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I only need to look out of my window - overcast skies as far as the eye can see plus what was light persistent drizzle that has now turned into moderately heavy rain.
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Mitcham, SW London.
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Biblical rain in Ireland to not a drop, wasn’t it?
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morning VV...u in Mitcham at the mo?...mate in wimledon says its raining
we should work for the BBC,i will go buy a burker for the interview |
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 spot on |
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off to get some brekky
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Big price move on Draw from 3.3 to 3.7 but no apparent changes in forecasts. Am I missing something?
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I was thinking, imagine if there was a revival of the Mohican Punk look and an MP commented that their hairstyles looked like loo-brushes - would anyone be claiming that offence might be caused?
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there's not much rain after the current lot, looking at the French Radar
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If we do lose some of today the Draw ought to go pretty short as it has to factor in a rather dicey-looking Sunday as well.
Bounce to 3.8 must be expecting the rain to subside before to long - no sign of that here yet. |
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I'm in Balham which is 8-9 miles due South of Lords. Been raining steadily but not that hard for half an hour or so. Looks fairly set in for the moment
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Heavy rain seems to move the market quicker. If it's drizzle/light rain there is an air of expectancy that it would stop any second.
It's all about how it's perceived. "It's only light rain" "It's absolutely bucketing down" Definitely a psychological thing |
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I have layed further at 3.45
Good morning |
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british summer back with a vengeance to blight our summer game..it was ever thus..those searing temperatures and blue skies a distant memory for another 100 years
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Imagine if the tradition of female oppression involved moving around in a wooden box with wheels - would we all have to avoid smirking and pretend its normal? Why am I freely able to buy an inflatable Jesus on Ebay, but no one dares market anything equivalent for certain other religions?
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Rain has eased off a bit. Still visibly drizzling but no longer audible on the roof-lights.
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I still can never reconcile feminists sticking up for Islam/Muslims.
It's about a bizarre an argument as you can imagine, based on ignorance Yet they campaign against strippers! Apparently it's fine to 'voluntarily' self-oppress by wearing too much, but if you think you are happy to earn a living wearing too few clothes then you are a victim of Stockholm Syndrome and need protecting from your strange wish to exhibit yourself. No such campaigning exists against Naturists, as far as I am aware. |
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I'm about 35 miles North of London and its not raining here
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That main band should go through about 3pm, then's there a few hours of mizzly stuff. Takes us up to 5pm.
Will they try and get an hour in or pack up til tomorrow?? |
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met have heavy til 5pm now
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I'm near Guildford 30 miles South and not raining
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There was light rain in Wisley (20 miles SW of Lords) 20 mins ago. Hopefully it's part of that big band of rain coming in.
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BBC still asleep!
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The 3-hour radar doesn't quite tally with extrapolating the real-time map. On the 3-hour it all blows off to the East very soon. On the real-time the centre of the main band is still heading NNE across London.
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