 105 mph in Dundee on the Tay Bridge. I don't know why it is closed? 
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 I have wind 
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 So wind turbines (which, we are assured, are the answer to every (green) maiden's payer) self-destruct if it gets too, er, windy? I bet that won't stop the things being plastered in their thousands across every upland AONB in Britain.
You ought to see what happens when tsunami proof nuclear centrals are hit by a tsunami...
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 105 mph in Dundee on the Tay Bridge. I don't know why it is closed? Wusses! 
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 Not as windy as it was but its still gusty, cold though, it was milder earlier on. edit, A9 blocked in several places due to fallen trees ( 10.30pm news)
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Flurries of hailstones and snow passing through now.
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 Proper windy today in the Midlands with gusts nearly into the 30's. We had carrier bags blowing round the garden and next doors parasol threatened to blow over at one point - it was like World War 3, I could barely watch! 
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 Now we've got a yellow windy warning for Mon and Tues
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I often turn yellow on a Monday. 
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... You ought to see what happens when tsunami proof nuclear centrals are hit by a tsunami... What a coincidence! Missus Sceptical said more or less the same thing when I showed her the 'blazing turbines' photo. But she added "... you dickhead" at the end of the sentence. Proper windy today in the Midlands with gusts nearly into the 30's....
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But she added "... you dickhead" at the end of the sentence.
Awww, that's such a nice term of endearment from Mrs SB 
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Kate, I can assure you that "endearment" is not how she'd term her epithets for me.
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 good one jim.........any relation to judith? 
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Written by a Weedgie though. The proper Scots pronunciation is Bah, bag.
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 "The proper Scots pronunciation is Bah, bag." Bah Humbag, ya Dundonian, ye.
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