17 responses to “Too hot to blog”

  1. You are right AC, it is too hot!  but this afternoon the temperature here in Devon has dropped back by one degree to 23C which is slightly more comfortable.
    Though I guess we have been luckier here in the last day or two as temperatures have been much higher “up country”  How a lot of us Brits like to talk about the weather!  Ah the sea mist is rolling in down over the hills now, so that will cool things even more thankfully.

  2. Well done Andy Murray, seems you are starting to find your scottish balls in that england fascist event….

  3. Very droll. Us welsh and scottish have had to put up with your english nonsense for yonks. So ferck off will you!

  4. The rain on the plain on spain quesyion? Very good.

    Gasp in needing water, you english, is all I say. : )

  5. I was disappointed with Murray’s histeronics when things weren’t going his way. He seemed like a pre-menstral fourteen year old in his semi-final at times. Balls? He’s lost them again.

    Anyway, that is what I think.

  6. I was disappointed with Murray’s histeronics when things weren’t going his way. He seemed like a pre-menstral fourteen year old in his semi-final at times. Balls? He’s lost them again.

    Anyway, that is what I think.

  7. I was disappointed with Murray’s histeronics when things weren’t going his way. He seemed like a pre-menstral fourteen year old in his semi-final at times. Balls? He’s lost them again.

    Anyway, that is what I think.

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