It's too hot :(
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How is it this hot barely into May. At least 25 degrees in the shade.
My mate and his parents both worked at Gordon's Gin. They used to get one bottle per year of service at xmas. Towards the end, his parents had done 30+ years each and he had done almost 10 years. Not sure what to do with 70 bottles of Gin, lol
They did also used to get alcoholism treatment.
Going back to more average temperatures tomorrow and into next week. Even forecast a bit of rain on Sunday where I am.
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Still a bit warm here.
No doubt the dog has a poo in the pipe as he doesn't usually crap in the garden.
No doubt the dog has a poo in the pipe as he doesn't usually crap in the garden.
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the chavs in the next street have become garden chavs
here comes a night of drunk shouting adults and squealing kids
here comes a night of drunk shouting adults and squealing kids
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Urgh.
It is the lack of cool breeze in central Bristol that I find unbearable. I will adjust to the heat but the 10 degree jump ina few days is too quick. Will feel chilly again when it drops to 15 on Saturday 
it is unusually cool in my son's hospital room, which is a blessing for him, they must have started running aircon in the ward corridor.
it is unusually cool in my son's hospital room, which is a blessing for him, they must have started running aircon in the ward corridor.
How is your son?It is the lack of cool breeze in central Bristol that I find unbearable. I will adjust to the heat but the 10 degree jump ina few days is too quick. Will feel chilly again when it drops to 15 on Saturday
it is unusually cool in my son's hospital room, which is a blessing for him, they must have started running aircon in the ward corridor.
Buy some bird seed and generously surround the cars of your neighbours visitors with it once the party starts.
Tongue in cheek but people like that tend not to realise they're being an annoyance/nuisance, especially those with kids. It's fine within reason if you live on a family orientated estate/area but there comes a point, have you tried talking to them about it?
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it's alright it's got dark and they've gone inside, it isn't proper summer yet 
it's alright it's got dark and they've gone inside, it isn't proper summer yet
Be glad you're not the poor sod living next door to them.
I briefly lived a few doors down from a couple that were into garden parties, it'd often get loud and the screaming kids were worse again. The worst was a particular friend that would cackle, and her "laugh" could be heard for miles I swear, she was infamous in the street.
It took my visiting and actually speaking to them about it for them to understand how irritatingly over the top they were, and it toned down substantially after the fact. (No I wasn't all guns blazing or an ass)
It's amazing what a simple discussion can achieve. If you want something, speak to them. Doesn't matter what it is. Silence, peace, anal, you name it.
I think a lot of young people, especially first time buyers, get caught up in their lives and don't understand the impact they have on others around them.
Granted, I sometimes wonder about the marquee tent the neighbours in question set up in the back garden two bedroom semi-detached ex council house they'd bought and their oft' lost car keys.