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12 Aug 26
18:06
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Watching the Big Jet broadcast from Heathrow
to get the maximum effect
7.12 the time offically
to get the maximum effect
7.12 the time offically
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No rip off glasses for me...but i still have perfect vision despite a lifetime of masturbation...so i doubt a little thing like looking at the sun is going to have much effect
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I thought The Sun had stopped doing page 3 these days Jack
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Air Lingus departure at probably 7.12
Hope he dosent lose sight of ground!!! |
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Kempton booted up the floodlights
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Bit of a let down in Buckinghamshire, must be said
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A bit underwhelming, i know it was a partial one but it was sunny and hard to really tell if it was going on.
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100% total eclipse where i am. Massive black cloud came out of nowhere and covered every bit of it
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Nowt to see with sunglasses tbf, but neighbour lent me a bit of electric welding glass, different gravy.
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Bitterly disappointed
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Same here lapsy, you wouldn't have known there was an eclipse going on here.
It got a bit darker but only because the sun was disappearing behind the woods on the downs. A bit of a non event for us  |
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Seen sweet FA Cloudy, got slightly dark for a Minute or so
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BBC TODAY
Eye experts are warning people to be on the alert for any signs their vision has been damaged by looking at the sun during Wednesday's eclipse. The symptoms can include blurred vision, a central blind or dark spot and increased sensitivity to light. |
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PIP!!
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Went a bit dark here on South Coast
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It regularly gets a bit dark there String, when Border Force roll in with the latest "guests"
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