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Secretly follow the CFS but are too embarrassed to admit to.
I have to say I never learn my lesson with that computerised version of Derek Accora. Actually comparing the GFS to a quack spiritualist medium is very apt. You know they both spout rubbish even so you still want to believe. Hold on there's a Scandinavian high trying to pass on a message..........the money is under the mattress. |
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![]() "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message ... Secretly follow the CFS but are too embarrassed to admit to. I have to say I never learn my lesson with that computerised version of Derek Accora. Actually comparing the GFS to a quack spiritualist medium is very apt. You know they both spout rubbish even so you still want to believe. Col sheepishly raises hand..... I think it's that of all the models it's the one that goes furthest ahead (or at least dares to make it public) that makes it addictive ![]() We all want to crystal ball gaze but T+384? Well it's fun... -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl |
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In message , Col
writes "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message .. . Secretly follow the CFS but are too embarrassed to admit to. I have to say I never learn my lesson with that computerised version of Derek Accora. Actually comparing the GFS to a quack spiritualist medium is very apt. You know they both spout rubbish even so you still want to believe. Col sheepishly raises hand..... I think it's that of all the models it's the one that goes furthest ahead (or at least dares to make it public) that makes it addictive ![]() We all want to crystal ball gaze but T+384? Well it's fun... I admit sadly that I do go by it to 144, after that it is not too bright so I have a little cry and switch off. Day by day comparisons of its output at 384 are amusing to compare though - and it all looks so damn logical! Though on very general type I don't think it is all that bad once you get to know its many weaknesses. Still the heart beats faster when MS 10C (850MB) is shown over UK - daft I know. Dreams are better than nothing though. Cheers Paul -- 'Wisest are they that know they do not know.' Socrates. Paul Bartlett FRMetS www.rutnet.co.uk Go to local weather. 400FT AMSL 25Miles southwest of the Wash |
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Though on very general type I don't think it is all that bad
once you get to know its many weaknesses. Snip Actually, it hasn't been that bad the last few weeks, unfortunately. It has been pretty consistent with the high pressure to the South. So I've been told, never look at it myself. -- David Mitchell, 70m amsl, Langtoft, East Riding of Yorkshire. |
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