The Weather Where You Live? (4 Viewers)

Many Thanks Geo, It has been a L O N G rocky road most of which I mostly don't remember thanks to all the good drugs. They tell me that I actually died twice (was hoping for the tunnel, light, and waving relatives but Nein). All things considered I rather be in Vietnam
 
Hey Mike, nice to see you again and welcome back. As for all you snow freaks, 31C (88F) for us today with lovely sunny morning and thundery showers this arvo. :lol: :lol: :D
 
Heavy lifting, Fosters!
Before I moved here, from CA, I thought Fosters was an Aussie beer of choice as well..........
NOPE, Aussies do Not drink Fosters. It's good for making gravy, but not drinking......... ACK!
I will have a Guinness now and then, dark Bundaberg rum is my choice!
 
There is also Victoria Bitter. Commonly referred to as VB.
In Western Australia the VB part is said to mean Visitors Beer.
Feed them that and they won't stay to long.
 
Before I moved here, from CA, I thought Fosters was an Aussie beer of choice as well..........
NOPE, Aussies do Not drink Fosters. It's good for making gravy, but not drinking......... ACK!
I will have a Guinness now and then, dark Bundaberg rum is my choice!

Guinness or Bundy Rum Liqueur for me - the original, not the banana or salted caramel. Not supposed to drink either but have been known to have a hypo and need the sugar.

Otherwise straight dark rum with no contaminants
 
It has reached Hawaii with a lot of snow on the top of Muana Kea. I am trying to get a photo but the cloud is too low

 
Went down to Darwin first time in 82 with our B-52D's out of Guam, the Aussies throw us a party Friday night. We were warned only to not try a keep up with the locals and "Don't mix your labels". I didn't understand but what the hey. I started on Foster white, they ran out, went to blue, they ran out, green came next, long story short I ended on Cattlemen's XXXX.

As mentioned earlier I've been fighting that hangover ever since.
 
I'm a fan of the B-52. We both started operational service the same year and it will outlast me. One thing I don't understand is how the B-52 got the nickname "Buff". I've never been near one (that's on my bucket list) but its fuselage doesn't look obese to me. None of its proportions seem exaggerated compared with other aircraft. It takes a darn good picture.
 
Went down to Darwin first time in 82 with our B-52D's out of Guam, the Aussies throw us a party Friday night. We were warned only to not try a keep up with the locals and "Don't mix your labels". I didn't understand but what the hey. I started on Foster white, they ran out, went to blue, they ran out, green came next, long story short I ended on Cattlemen's XXXX.

As mentioned earlier I've been fighting that hangover ever since.
It would have been the XXXX that did it. It's brain numbing. :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
It would have been the XXXX that did it. It's brain numbing. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Cane toad urine will do that.
 
I'm a fan of the B-52. We both started operational service the same year and it will outlast me. One thing I don't understand is how the B-52 got the nickname "Buff". I've never been near one (that's on my bucket list) but its fuselage doesn't look obese to me. None of its proportions seem exaggerated compared with other aircraft. It takes a darn good picture.
Big Ugly Flying F+*#%er
 
Meeko and I are quite cold at home! 17 degrees projected by AM, got down to 6. 15 degrees below zero north of here Stanley Idaho
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Nice looking dog.
 

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