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or not yet? at least here in Europe it is
which means I have to get up extra early tomorrow 
The thread discusses perceptions of summer in Europe, contrasting experiences of weather and seasonal expectations. Participants share personal anecdotes about current weather conditions, including snow, rain, and warmth, while also touching on themes of climate change and cultural differences in attitudes towards winter and summer.
Participants express a variety of experiences regarding the weather, with no clear consensus on the nature of summer or the implications of climate change. The discussion remains unresolved with multiple competing views on these topics.
Participants' statements reflect personal experiences and opinions, which may not align with broader climatic data or scientific consensus on climate change.
Monique said:or not yet? at least here in Europe it iswhich means I have to get up extra early tomorrow
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Here it doesn't matter what time of year for what season it is.For example this week it was coled and raining everday and the week before it was warm and the week befroe that was cooled etc...zoobyshoe said:It's been summer all winter here.
I think Gobal warming is a worng term to use for this climate chage.I think Gobal whatever weather would be betterKahnt said:Ah! Global warming! Global Warming!
If you're going to be a wimp about winter you oughta move here like I did.jimmy p said:Git. Just rub it in why dontcha?
zoobyshoe said:If you're going to be a wimp about winter you oughta move here like I did.
I wasn't inviting you to the brush shelter. I assumed you knew you'd have to sleep under a bridge like all the other British expatriots and Irishmen here.jimmy p said:There wouldn't be enough room in your brush shelter for my ego and me, I would have to sleep outside. And then it would rain so I would be no better off.
zoobyshoe said:I wasn't inviting you to the brush shelter. I assumed you knew you'd have to sleep under a bridge like all the other British expatriots and Irishmen here.