Its been raining in Wales.....

[dickymint]

eccles said:

And the bloke on BBC Brakfast kept saying Dal y bont, not Tal y bont....muppet!

Dalybont is correct if proceeded with "O" (Welsh for from)...........


It's Welsh you tard!!!!!!






















just wanted to say that like mind you.

[Changedmyname]

No DOL-y Bont.

[AJS-]

Surely there's a global warming aspect to it? Rain! In Wales, in June?!

As ice cap after polar-bear-nourishing ice cap deluges onto the Welsh countryside, every single scientist in the world declares it's too late to stop it, and it's all because of people driving big cars.

We now go over to the headquarters of a bank where it has emerged that a 40,000 a year fat cat executive put 3 coffees on his expense account WITHOUT A RECEIPT!

[jmorgan]

Lost soul said:

jmorgan said:

Life boat crew has been rescued by helicopter.

Yes the inshore lifeboat was "rescued" because it was in very shallow water and could not use its outboard

define rescue

Heard or read it when I posted. The reason was not clear at the time.

BBC knocking for the sake of it methinks. Peoples homes have been wrecked and having witnessed the result of flash floods, it is not nice. The reports I saw this morning certainly did not fit in with the gist of this thread.

[Lost soul]

jmorgan said:

Lost soul said:

jmorgan said:

Life boat crew has been rescued by helicopter.

Yes the inshore lifeboat was "rescued" because it was in very shallow water and could not use its outboard

define rescue

Heard or read it when I posted. The reason was not clear at the time.

Not having a go at you , i also heard it on this morningss new , it was only at lunch time that i saw the picture of the life boat stranded on a lawn

The BBC and all other news agencys alwasy get a bit hyper when ever they think they have an easy dramatic story to cover

[Engineer1]

Lost soul said:

thinfourth2 said:

Trapped in their homes?



Are these people 1 foot tall?

That wouldn't come up to a midgets knees

I have told you a million times dont exagerate

Fast enough flowing and I wouldn't be keen to walk through it, slip and you could be gone.

[Silver Smudger]

Lost soul said:

jmorgan said:

Life boat crew has been rescued by helicopter.

Yes the inshore lifeboat was "rescued" because it was in very shallow water and could not use its outboard

define rescue

Perhaps they forgot their wellies?

[Lost soul]

Silver Smudger said:

Lost soul said:

jmorgan said:

Life boat crew has been rescued by helicopter.

Yes the inshore lifeboat was "rescued" because it was in very shallow water and could not use its outboard

define rescue

Perhaps they forgot their wellies?

Im sure HR had something to do with it , after all you can not be too careful

[TTmonkey]

Engineer1 said:

Fast enough flowing and I wouldn't be keen to walk through it, slip and you could be gone.

or they could stay in their house where they would be in no danger.

[TTmonkey]

jmorgan said:

Heard or read it when I posted. The reason was not clear at the time.

BBC knocking for the sake of it methinks. Peoples homes have been wrecked and having witnessed the result of flash floods, it is not nice. The reports I saw this morning certainly did not fit in with the gist of this thread.

The BBC coverage this morning painted a picture much worse than what has since emerged. They were talking to one woman who, when asked 'are you stuck in your home' they were clearly miffed when she told them that she was not stuck, not in danger, and didnt need rescuing. It was as if it was her fault!! they soon brushed her off and moved on. It was very much a case of 'well if you dont need rescueing, why are we even talking to you...? Get off the line, there may be someone else that is in danger that we should be talking to...'

[Changedmyname]

Turned out lovely now, thought I would be busy but not so.
Someone somewhere are still having problems as there are sirens every five minutes.

[LordHaveMurci]

I was camping at Pencelli which is about 1.5mls from Talybont just a couple of weeks ago!

[Lost soul]

TTmonkey said:

It was very much a case of 'well if you dont need rescueing, why are we even talking to you...? Get off the line, there may be someone else that is in danger that we should be talking to...'

The lifeboat crew

[Blib]

I was shocked and disturbed in equal measure when I heard that a camp site situated on a river's flood plain, had been flooded.

I blame everybody.

[dickymint]

LordHaveMurci said:

I was camping at Pencelli which is about 1.5mls from Talybont just a couple of weeks ago!

I was there about 15 years ago.........phew how lucky was I??????

And I didn't buy a euro lottery ticket yesterday.

[LordHaveMurci]

dickymint said:

I was there about 15 years ago.........phew how lucky was I??????

And I didn't buy a euro lottery ticket yesterday.

Did you get sunburn as well?

[Engineer1]

TTmonkey said:

Engineer1 said:

Fast enough flowing and I wouldn't be keen to walk through it, slip and you could be gone.

or they could stay in their house where they would be in no danger.

Which would make you trapped in your home, you may not be in any real danger but you are trapped.

[jmorgan]

When the force of the water is enough to put in doorss and windows, downstairs soon fill up and the crap that is carried by the water is unbelievable. Then, if it cannot find a way out, it turns your living room into a mud and water filled pool. And probably in the dark. Yep, safe.


Edit. Of course, if you have an upstairs to go to.

Edited by jmorgan on Sunday 10th June 12:00

[Pesty]

Apparently one lady was saying yesterday because of global warming we will get more of this kind of thing.

They had to chisel it in there didn't they.

[Lost soul]

The BBC are still at it

"Even a lifeboat crew had to be airlifted to saftey "