jimi
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What precautions should we take to avoid getting squashed?
http://www.weatherweb.net/aviations/marine/5day04.htm
http://www.weatherweb.net/aviations/marine/5day04.htm
Blinkin heavy day on Friday
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Superstrath
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Take a deep breath on Thursday night, keep your mouth closed all day Friday. Should work.
Sgeir
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Friday lunch?
Biryani and lager to counteract it?
Biryani and lager to counteract it?
longjohnsadler
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Re: Friday lunch?
Long as it stays that far south no problem eh?
Long as it stays that far south no problem eh?
claymore
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Re: Friday lunch?
Keep one hand on your knickers and the other on your bra
Keep one hand on your knickers and the other on your bra
David2452
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Barley sugar anybody?
bilbobaggins
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Some hyperbarotrauma comin' up!
My Dazed Kipper course tells me that 1mb change of baro from 'normal-1013' HectorPascualles gives about 1cm change of sea level. If my sums are right ( 99834 - 988 ), then we can expect the sea level to be depressed by more than 3000 feet.
Hello, again, Atlantis!
And, er, there's an abnormally huge tide range coming up ( down ) in March. I wonder how many forumeers will go aground in places they thought had plenty of water....? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
My Dazed Kipper course tells me that 1mb change of baro from 'normal-1013' HectorPascualles gives about 1cm change of sea level. If my sums are right ( 99834 - 988 ), then we can expect the sea level to be depressed by more than 3000 feet.
Hello, again, Atlantis!
And, er, there's an abnormally huge tide range coming up ( down ) in March. I wonder how many forumeers will go aground in places they thought had plenty of water....? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
