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Eclipse

I'm off outside to watch the sky-dragon eat the sun!  :wave:

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Too cloudy in Aberdeen to even see any blue sky . ::)

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I think I must be dead inside.

 

Oh, there's the sun....

 

Oh, there goes the sun....

 

Oh, the suns back again.

 

shrug shoulders and carry on with life.

Maybe it's because I'm from a place where we hardly see the bastarding ball of fire in the sky anyway.

Has Donald Trump threatened fire and fury on the evil sky dragon that's eaten the American sun?  ???

  • 1 month later...

Not an eclipse in the traditional sense but by fuck it was weird at 2.30 pm today. We couldn’t even see the North Sea from our window as it was eerily dark. Good job the wife was off work and as she’s a Twitter monster (follower rather than a poster), she tells me what’s happening in the world. I knew there was some Sahara dust clouds or whatever happening this morning but as it was the south of England, I wasn’t paying attention.

 

Wonder if North Tonight come up with a credible explanation?

Aye, never seen it as dark as that at half two in the afternoon.

I was freaked out driving hame fae work at just after 14:00 this afternoon. Assumed it was just yer classic apocalypse. Sahara dust and Portuguese fire-smoke apparently.

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