flying numpteeez

From: Username21 Dec 2006 19:37
To: ALL1 of 11

numpty idiots that fly in winter deserve what they get especially nov/dec/jan & feb

 

pfffft

From: ANT_THOMAS21 Dec 2006 19:43
To: Username 2 of 11
Just because you can't afford to fly.
From: Username21 Dec 2006 19:45
To: ANT_THOMAS 3 of 11
no
From: spinning_plates21 Dec 2006 20:12
To: ANT_THOMAS 4 of 11
It's not that he can't afford it, he just doesn't have any wings.
From: patch21 Dec 2006 20:47
To: Username 5 of 11
Flying is a seasonal thing now? Why?
From: JonCooper21 Dec 2006 21:00
To: ALL6 of 11
is the weather really so bad 'up north' ? (inc anywhere above say Bristol - London)

clear blue skies and sunshine all day here today, 8C and I wore a t-shirt most of the day (slightly nippy mind)

good weather forcast for at least the next week :)
From: Peter (BOUGHTONP)21 Dec 2006 23:00
To: JonCooper 7 of 11
Well Croydon is below London, but yes, there was plenty of mist and fog. Probably less than 100 yards visibility yesterday evening.
Still a fair amount in the morning, but it'd mostly listed this evening (though there was still reduced visibility, and it was quite thick in a few places).
From: Mal (BAD)21 Dec 2006 23:37
To: Username 8 of 11
Yes. How dare people want to spend Christmas with their families.
From: JonCooper21 Dec 2006 23:59
To: Mal (BAD) 9 of 11
is that what they're doing?
I thought the idea was to get as far away as possible ;)
From: Username22 Dec 2006 00:08
To: Mal (BAD) 10 of 11
fog win win
From: ian22 Dec 2006 02:59
To: JonCooper 11 of 11
I live above said demarcation and the fog is ultra-bad.

I had to drive to/from Northampton (curiously not in The North) twice this evening and I could barely see. Thank fuck I wasn't trying to land a Jumbo Jet!