February observations

Flutterbye · Unread post by **Flutterbye** » Sun 05/03/2006 09:21

Well Saaaab we can do without the likes of you coming to our city and as for the comment about no summer down here

I never met anyone during my time in Melbourne with an attitude like yours

Do I hope you have a nice day? I dunno.

saaaab · Unread post by **saaaab** » Sun 05/03/2006 16:16

Flutterbye wrote: I never met anyone during my time in Melbourne with an attitude like yours

That's because everyone was sitting at home infront of their furnaces.

Invercargil has no summer, but I do understand that for invercargil folk 20ÂºC is hot.

Flutterbye · Unread post by **Flutterbye** » Sun 05/03/2006 17:40

I've got to laugh - 20 is a mild temp not hot!! As for summers - some are better than others, as is the case with a lot of places - isn't that not why you are complaining about the up & down temps in Melbourne

I suggest you move somewhere warmer like maybe Darwin then you won't have to winge and take swipes at In,gill or NZ for that matter

saaaab · Unread post by **saaaab** » Sun 05/03/2006 23:35

I'm not complaing about the up temps, just the down temps

Michael · Unread post by **Michael** » Mon 06/03/2006 10:38

Its not so much the temps (a cold day of 14 with an anticyclone is heaps better than a 20 degree day in summer with a 50 mph SW and showers) is better than its more the wind direction with the cloudiness here

saaaab wrote:I'm not complaing about the up temps, just the down temps

Gary Roberts · Unread post by **Gary Roberts** » Mon 06/03/2006 10:42

Flutterbye wrote:I've got to laugh - 20 is a mild temp not hot!! As for summers - some are better than others, as is the case with a lot of places - isn't that not why you are complaining about the up & down temps in Melbourne

I suggest you move somewhere warmer like maybe Darwin then you won't have to winge and take swipes at In,gill or NZ for that matter

Some people can never be satisfied because they don't want to be satisfied. The closest they get is when they are complaining.

Flutterbye · Unread post by **Flutterbye** » Mon 06/03/2006 11:07

I agree

spwill · Unread post by **spwill** » Mon 06/03/2006 13:29

saaaab said,

And Yes living in Invercargill would be living hell for me. There is no such thing as summer there. Infact, all of New Zealand would be too cold for my liking.

Shame you get a bum winter over there in Melbourne

, much warmer here in northern NewZealand at that time of the year.

Hope the weather over there can hold up for the Games.

Gary Roberts · Unread post by **Gary Roberts** » Mon 06/03/2006 13:34

spwill wrote:saaaab said,
soooob wrote:...New Zealand would be too cold for my liking.

He'll just have to stay over that side then, huh?

Andy · Unread post by **Andy** » Mon 06/03/2006 16:58

Please stay in Aust

saaaab · Unread post by **saaaab** » Mon 06/03/2006 18:02

spwill wrote:saaaab said,
And Yes living in Invercargill would be living hell for me. There is no such thing as summer there. Infact, all of New Zealand would be too cold for my liking.
Shame you get a bum winter over there in Melbourne , much warmer here in northern NewZealand at that time of the year.

Hope the weather over there can hold up for the Games.

unfortunately a cold fornt is expected next monday so the weather will be **** during the games

GraemeWi · Unread post by **GraemeWi** » Mon 06/03/2006 20:05

Hey do you mind knocking the language out? This forum is quite laid back but no need for expletives.

Cheers,

G