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Generally I believe the more optimistic one G

BIG mistake.

I did this going into the winter of 2002. The best years of my life
were then thrown in the bin and, literally BURNED ALIVE during the
following three months.:-( :-(

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Generally I believe the more optimistic one G

BIG mistake.

I did this going into the winter of 2002. The best years of my life
were then thrown in the bin and, literally BURNED ALIVE during the
following three months.:-( :-(

D.

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Generally I believe the more optimistic one G

BIG mistake.

I did this going into the winter of 2002. The best years of my life
were then thrown in the bin and, literally BURNED ALIVE during the
following three months.:-( :-(

D.

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On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 20:57:20 -0000, " cupra"
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Andrew Skinner wrote:
Bumped, in the hope that the spammer had distracted you all.

Andrew


Funnily enough, I'm just looking at the London 5 day forecast on both - BBC
is showing precipitation on Thursday only, while MetO shows precipitation on
Tue Night, Wed, Thur.


Don't bother with these automated forecasts. They are notoriously
inaccurate.
Mark Chamberlain
Herne Bay, Kent
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On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 20:57:20 -0000, " cupra"
wrote:

Andrew Skinner wrote:
Bumped, in the hope that the spammer had distracted you all.

Andrew


Funnily enough, I'm just looking at the London 5 day forecast on both - BBC
is showing precipitation on Thursday only, while MetO shows precipitation on
Tue Night, Wed, Thur.


Don't bother with these automated forecasts. They are notoriously
inaccurate.
Mark Chamberlain
Herne Bay, Kent


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On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 20:57:20 -0000, " cupra"
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Andrew Skinner wrote:
Bumped, in the hope that the spammer had distracted you all.

Andrew


Funnily enough, I'm just looking at the London 5 day forecast on both - BBC
is showing precipitation on Thursday only, while MetO shows precipitation on
Tue Night, Wed, Thur.


Don't bother with these automated forecasts. They are notoriously
inaccurate.
Mark Chamberlain
Herne Bay, Kent
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On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 20:57:20 -0000, " cupra"
wrote:

Andrew Skinner wrote:
Bumped, in the hope that the spammer had distracted you all.

Andrew


Funnily enough, I'm just looking at the London 5 day forecast on both - BBC
is showing precipitation on Thursday only, while MetO shows precipitation on
Tue Night, Wed, Thur.


Don't bother with these automated forecasts. They are notoriously
inaccurate.
Mark Chamberlain
Herne Bay, Kent
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Then are there any better "next few days" forecasts available?

Andrew


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Then are there any better "next few days" forecasts available?

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Then are there any better "next few days" forecasts available?

Andrew




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