A thread about rain and no other things

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Had exactly Zero mm worth while working in Wonthaggi* for the day.

Nice change for the "Land of Wind & Rain"

.*Aboriginal word for that ^^

902

Hell of a lot of rain in Port Melbourne.

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903

Pffft…sun shower.

904

Inner east

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905

Mt Evelyn. But I was coming from Dandenong Nth (yeah, I know, I got some pretty cool ■■■■ going on)

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906

yep - been out there for the last hour or so sweep the water away from the house/garage. Drains couldn’t cope with it.

907

understatement

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908

Funny story - I had some friends from the UK staying with me earlier in the year. They borrowed my car for a free day and I told them they should go up to the Dandenongs because it’s beautiful there.

Half way through their day out they call me - “ummm there are no hills or trees or quaint little towns here, it’s just really flat with a lot of scary looking bogans”

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909

Is it wrong to laugh out loud at the Porsche driver who got stuck in water at the Dudley St underpass?

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910

no
Nope, … not, at, all. :smirk:

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911

Not at all.

I hope it was a convertible.

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915

Biblical?

Nah, not really. We get one or two of these every year.

916

Lucky we had Noah turn up just before this happened to make sure our Lads would be right.

The belief system of your choice seems to be really looking out for us of late.

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917

The best

918

Funnily enough I was visiting a pommie in-law who is actually staying (with family) in dandie.
No license. No car.
Not even gunna get a myki.
Just hanging out in Dandie

Until April.

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919

Again, it is erroneous to label it as caught.

The water was there.

You drove through it.

You absolute plonker.

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920

I was in Mexico in December 2003. A local starts talking to us in Merida, “where you from” “Melbourne”, “oh, with all the floods”. We completely thought this guy was seeing us up for a scam, because Melbourne never floods.

Later we get to the internet cafe and pay 150 pesos an hour or something for dial up to find Melbourne actually is under water.

Completely unbelievable. It’s every year or 2 now, but even 15 years ago it wasn’t a thing. Global warming eh…

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