You would need to ask a renter this question. When they drink copious amounts of beer then top it with a kebab, later spray paint the toilet. Not sure what they use to contain the landslide coming from their butt
It's not about me driving by and getting angry, it's about you being of high quality. Your lawn is a reflection of yourself, like the shoes you wear, the watch you wear. Your neighbours would be thinking, he's just a quality guy, can't fault him.
I dug a moat around my castle. Now it's full.
What did you do?
I bought on a hill. I applied sealant to my car paint work, I have plenty toilet paper so don't need to take unnecessary trips, I mowed the grass so it don't look like a jungle through the rain period
Why apply sealant to a car? Wouldn’t it be better to park your garage in your garage?
Pretty sure he meant La Nina
Smart man, Ive been staying at my in-laws property for a while now. Massive house / pool villa not crowded... But fuck me they haven't sprayed and I get little caterpillars and garden spiders in the bedroom on the reg. Fuck knows how the ***** get in but they find a way.
www.theguardian.com
Work in water and have to work with BOM. ENSO is actually the SOI with a meeting afterwards to see whether they believe it or not. Then there is the IOD, the ONI and lately, the OLR. Generally speaking, they're full of shit unless its bleedingly obvious. I believe the calling has something to do with insurance for big farmer (not big pharma Rodz - put it away).Well my friends, with one of our favorite sons legging it from this site, I have taken it upon myself to inform that... it's back for the 2nd straight Summer FFS.
La Nina 2021 weather event declared for Australia’s summer
However this year’s event is not predicted to be as strong as the 2010-12 one, an expert from the Bureau of Metereology said.
Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology has declared a La Niña weather event is under way in the Pacific, bringing the country in line with other agencies, and underscoring the prospect of a relatively cool, damp and stormy summer for much of the north and east.
The declaration, made at a media conference in Melbourne on Tuesday, confirmed a Guardian Australia report. The bureau said it had shifted its outlook for La Niña on its main climate drivers forecast.
“Key atmospheric and oceanic indicators of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) show an established La Niña,” the bureau said.
It made the call based on sea-surface temperatures that were close to La Niña thresholds in a key region of the tropical Pacific, with models indicating further cooling was likely. The indicators they watch include the amount of cloud buildup and the strength of trade winds.
“The current model outlooks suggest this La Niña will persist until the late southern hemisphere summer or early autumn 2022,” the bureau said, extending the longevity of the event from earlier predictions that it would begin to dissipate by the end of January.
A majority of the models used by the bureau now predict La Niña thresholds will be met in February 2022.
You're telling me. I walked into work this morning with wet sock. On the plus side, there's no one else in the office... so... the shoes and socks go off
