Sick of Rain!!!!!!!!!!!!!
#1
06-10-2006, 10:20 AM
Sick of Rain!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ok, I've got to vent! It has been pissing rain for 8 days straight now here in NB. The golf courses are closed due to excessive rain, there has been lots of flooding, and it is supposed to rain for the next couple of days as well. 
I almost forget what the sun looks like!
I know that b!tching and whining won't change the weather, but I actually feel better now!
I almost forget what the sun looks like!I know that b!tching and whining won't change the weather, but I actually feel better now!
#2
06-10-2006, 12:29 PM
Originally Posted by canuck
Ok, I've got to vent! It has been pissing rain for 8 days straight now here in NB. The golf courses are closed due to excessive rain, there has been lots of flooding, and it is supposed to rain for the next couple of days as well. I almost forget what the sun looks like!
I know that b!tching and whining won't change the weather, but I actually feel better now!
I almost forget what the sun looks like!I know that b!tching and whining won't change the weather, but I actually feel better now!
Hope it dries up soon for you soon, bro.
C.
#3
06-10-2006, 12:35 PM
Originally Posted by Msedanman
So that's who's getting all our rain.........Too dang dry here, Shane.....send it our way....
Hope it dries up soon for you soon, bro.
C.
Hope it dries up soon for you soon, bro.
C.
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06-10-2006, 01:17 PM
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I'm with you Shane, this crap is killin' me.
Here in the lovely Annapolis Valley, we've had rain since Thursday or Friday of last week, with forecast rain till mid next week. Aaaaarrggg. I'm at the point where I've decided I'm going to stand in the rain and wash the car this aft. No worries of water spots (really desperately searching for a positive here ). Can't go fishin- rivers are too high and murky, can't go cycling or MTBin'- I'm just not that committed, forget boating/kayaking, unless you're a duck, and with the poor road quality here- grooves deep enough for swimming- taking the G out for a spin would be just that.
We saw an hour of non-rain yesterday, during which I cut my field (used to be a lawn, but when the grass is a foot tall, I think the proper terminology then is field). Not enough DEET in the world to stop from getting eaten alive while mowing, or rather bludgening/beating the wet grass into submission.
Other plusses- forest fire hazard index is low? UV index low? Roads are getting a good cleaning? Tire consumption on the G is way down for the month of Jun (this is actually measurable with RE050s- I think reduction in tread depth is just a wee smidgen faster than the rate at which the oil drops on the dipstick. Y'know, change the oil; new set of $2400 tires- admittedly, a tad tended towards exaggeration. The tire change is actually part of the 12K km check.)
Please someone make this sogginess end!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cheers,
Derek
p.s. I know this stuff has not stopped crazy Deane from pounding the streets; way too committed
Here in the lovely Annapolis Valley, we've had rain since Thursday or Friday of last week, with forecast rain till mid next week. Aaaaarrggg. I'm at the point where I've decided I'm going to stand in the rain and wash the car this aft. No worries of water spots (really desperately searching for a positive here
). Can't go fishin- rivers are too high and murky, can't go cycling or MTBin'- I'm just not that committed, forget boating/kayaking, unless you're a duck, and with the poor road quality here- grooves deep enough for swimming- taking the G out for a spin would be just that.We saw an hour of non-rain yesterday, during which I cut my field (used to be a lawn, but when the grass is a foot tall, I think the proper terminology then is field). Not enough DEET in the world to stop from getting eaten alive while mowing, or rather bludgening/beating the wet grass into submission.
Other plusses- forest fire hazard index is low? UV index low? Roads are getting a good cleaning? Tire consumption on the G is way down for the month of Jun (this is actually measurable with RE050s- I think reduction in tread depth is just a wee smidgen faster than the rate at which the oil drops on the dipstick. Y'know, change the oil; new set of $2400 tires- admittedly, a tad tended towards exaggeration. The tire change is actually part of the 12K km check.)
Please someone make this sogginess end!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cheers,
Derek
p.s. I know this stuff has not stopped crazy Deane from pounding the streets; way too committed
#5
06-10-2006, 01:52 PM
Originally Posted by derek
I'm with you Shane, this crap is killin' me.
Here in the lovely Annapolis Valley, we've had rain since Thursday or Friday of last week, with forecast rain till mid next week. Aaaaarrggg. I'm at the point where I've decided I'm going to stand in the rain and wash the car this aft. No worries of water spots (really desperately searching for a positive here ). Can't go fishin- rivers are too high and murky, can't go cycling or MTBin'- I'm just not that committed, forget boating/kayaking, unless you're a duck, and with the poor road quality here- grooves deep enough for swimming- taking the G out for a spin would be just that.
We saw an hour of non-rain yesterday, during which I cut my field (used to be a lawn, but when the grass is a foot tall, I think the proper terminology then is field). Not enough DEET in the world to stop from getting eaten alive while mowing, or rather bludgening/beating the wet grass into submission.
Other plusses- forest fire hazard index is low? UV index low? Roads are getting a good cleaning? Tire consumption on the G is way down for the month of Jun (this is actually measurable with RE050s- I think reduction in tread depth is just a wee smidgen faster than the rate at which the oil drops on the dipstick. Y'know, change the oil; new set of $2400 tires- admittedly, a tad tended towards exaggeration. The tire change is actually part of the 12K km check.)
Please someone make this sogginess end!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cheers,
Derek
p.s. I know this stuff has not stopped crazy Deane from pounding the streets; way too committed
Here in the lovely Annapolis Valley, we've had rain since Thursday or Friday of last week, with forecast rain till mid next week. Aaaaarrggg. I'm at the point where I've decided I'm going to stand in the rain and wash the car this aft. No worries of water spots (really desperately searching for a positive here
). Can't go fishin- rivers are too high and murky, can't go cycling or MTBin'- I'm just not that committed, forget boating/kayaking, unless you're a duck, and with the poor road quality here- grooves deep enough for swimming- taking the G out for a spin would be just that.We saw an hour of non-rain yesterday, during which I cut my field (used to be a lawn, but when the grass is a foot tall, I think the proper terminology then is field). Not enough DEET in the world to stop from getting eaten alive while mowing, or rather bludgening/beating the wet grass into submission.
Other plusses- forest fire hazard index is low? UV index low? Roads are getting a good cleaning? Tire consumption on the G is way down for the month of Jun (this is actually measurable with RE050s- I think reduction in tread depth is just a wee smidgen faster than the rate at which the oil drops on the dipstick. Y'know, change the oil; new set of $2400 tires- admittedly, a tad tended towards exaggeration. The tire change is actually part of the 12K km check.)
Please someone make this sogginess end!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cheers,
Derek
p.s. I know this stuff has not stopped crazy Deane from pounding the streets; way too committed
LOL, well I glad to hear that at least I am not alone Derek!
I am such an outdoors person, but when it's rained cats and dogs now for over a week it starts to get to you! We set record rainfalls last weekend, and it hasn't stopped since. Hopefully I will get out golfing again sometime before the end of the month. 
I haven't driven the G in over a week since I never take it out in the rain since I've gotten my truck. I miss driving it!
Oh well, sun has to come out sooner or later, right?
Cheers,
Shane
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06-10-2006, 07:35 PM
Hey guys, just remember that last June we had the last 3 weeks with straight rain so we're out to beat that with more sunshine in '06.
Yeah I've got a bit of of a field now too. I did manage to get it cut last Tuesday before it that started that night but all the rain and lawn service I have make it grow too much too fast.
Yes Derek I've been out running in the rain but not too far with the hamstring injury that has plagued me the past 3 months. I'm working hard to try and recover for this fall.
Rain didn't stop my first day at the AMP track BMW Driving School today. It was incredible fun and valuable learning. The G is awesome and holding it's own!! Full report after tomorrows session.
Yeah I've got a bit of of a field now too. I did manage to get it cut last Tuesday before it that started that night but all the rain and lawn service I have make it grow too much too fast.
Yes Derek I've been out running in the rain but not too far with the hamstring injury that has plagued me the past 3 months. I'm working hard to try and recover for this fall.
Rain didn't stop my first day at the AMP track BMW Driving School today. It was incredible fun and valuable learning. The G is awesome and holding it's own!! Full report after tomorrows session.
#9
06-10-2006, 08:21 PM
Originally Posted by derek
Suuuunnnnn- it was in my backyard for a second 5 minutes ago- came to check the boards, and...duhohhh, it's gone again.
[whimper, snivel...sniffle]
Oh well, maybe tomorrow. Grass has gone from saturated to soggy, so I think I'll go finish the part of the field I missed yesterday.
[whimper, snivel...sniffle]
Oh well, maybe tomorrow. Grass has gone from saturated to soggy, so I think I'll go finish the part of the field I missed yesterday.
You get me every time with the old Kingston local...
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06-10-2006, 11:21 PM
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Originally Posted by RBull
Hey guys, just remember that last June we had the last 3 weeks with straight rain so we're out to beat that with more sunshine in '06.
Yeah I've got a bit of of a field now too. I did manage to get it cut last Tuesday before it that started that night but all the rain and lawn service I have make it grow too much too fast.
Yes Derek I've been out running in the rain but not too far with the hamstring injury that has plagued me the past 3 months. I'm working hard to try and recover for this fall.
Rain didn't stop my first day at the AMP track BMW Driving School today. It was incredible fun and valuable learning. The G is awesome and holding it's own!! Full report after tomorrows session.
Yeah I've got a bit of of a field now too. I did manage to get it cut last Tuesday before it that started that night but all the rain and lawn service I have make it grow too much too fast.
Yes Derek I've been out running in the rain but not too far with the hamstring injury that has plagued me the past 3 months. I'm working hard to try and recover for this fall.
Rain didn't stop my first day at the AMP track BMW Driving School today. It was incredible fun and valuable learning. The G is awesome and holding it's own!! Full report after tomorrows session.
Cheers,
D
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06-13-2006, 05:56 PM
Come visit us in LA sometime, you're G will love it!
http://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/US...?force_units=1
http://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/US...?force_units=1
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06-13-2006, 06:08 PM
Originally Posted by speedraver
Come visit us in LA sometime, you're G will love it!
http://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/US...?force_units=1
http://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/US...?force_units=1
Thanks for the invite and the link. Your link was even celsius too.
I'm sure we'd love the weather but not so sure on the traffic.