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Heehee...you might come back in as quick as you went out
Soozy come back with an Afro, you're mad women
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I allways remember my bruv............we used to live in a maisonette with a balcony outside.............one day there was a storm......thunder and lightning..the lot. He went upstairs outside on the balcony to watch it.....there was a flash of lightning...........he came downstairs quicker than he went up
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Years ago, my friends father was hit by lightening on the golf course - had severe burns but he was ok
He stupidly sheltered under a tree
He stupidly sheltered under a tree
Nowt here in Lincoln city but it looks like it might...
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Nowt here in Lincoln city but it looks like it might...
I think it's heading your way ...........the sky is alight here but - not a great view ofthe actual lightening strikes. Can't believe it - as a child I used to be petrified but - I love a good storm now.
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Years ago, my friends father was hit by lightening on the golf course - had severe burns but he was ok He stupidly sheltered under a tree
Bloomin eck!!
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I love a good storm now.
I like standing at the front door and watching
We've got it here in Nottingham, the rain is bouncing off the road, daughter rang me and asked me too meet her off the bus just as it started my Great grandmother was killed by lightening so i'm always careful, i love a good storm though my mum is sh-t scared of it though
Forgot to say, my kitchen floor looks like a lake need a new back door me thinks
We've got thunderstorms forecast here too ... can't wait for them!
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Forgot to say, my kitchen floor looks like a lake need a new back door me thinks
Flippin eck Aims.....fawt you were sorted!
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my Great grandmother was killed by lightening so i'm always careful, i love a good storm though my mum is sh-t scared of it
Good God Aimee that beats my story - your poor Great GrandmotherShar how are you - I haven't seen you since the Krap Kris thread
Just started raining now, I also heard a few rumbles of thunder about 10 minutes ago in the distance.
Miss S
I'm fine thanks ... I'm around, but posting elsewhere on LC mostly ... let's hope there isn't a Krap Kris in the house this time round
I'm fine thanks ... I'm around, but posting elsewhere on LC mostly ... let's hope there isn't a Krap Kris in the house this time round
I'm terrified of thunder and lightening, hate it. I turn off tv, pc, close curtains and sit with hands over my ears. When it's right overhead I'm almost hysterical with fear
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Pam thats my front door, me thinks my house is falling down
Miss S, i'm trying to find out about her through tracing my family history, she was killed by watching the storm through the window my grandad came home aged 13 and found her on the floor
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I'm around, but posting elsewhere on LC mostly ... let's hope there isn't a Krap Kris in the house this time round
I hope there is Shar - I enjoy venting my rage about someoneAimee - that is such a tragic story - how awful for your Grandad
I'm sure I've heard this story before... did you mention it on C4 forums at any time?
Yellow Rose, you sound like my mum, she does everything you just said i used to hate it when i was kid and there was a storm, we never got any tea, couldn't watch TV and if you dared to go near the door to go outside she would jump on you, how she knew when she had her eyes and ears covered i will never know now my dad has to suffer on his own with her, she want touch water or answer the phone either
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I'm terrified of thunder and lightening, hate it. I turn off tv, pc, close curtains and sit with hands over my ears. When it's right overhead I'm almost hysterical with fear
I used to be like that years ago. My mum put the fear of God into me with regard to storms ...................I'm so glad I'm over it - you just have to ask yourself - how many people do you know who's been hurt by lightening? Apart from Aimees great grandmother. It's rare ..........a storm is a really spectacular display from mother nature IMO ................get out there and enjoy it
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I'm terrified of thunder and lightening, hate it. I turn off tv, pc, close curtains and sit with hands over my ears. When it's right overhead I'm almost hysterical with fear
Awwwwww, YR the thunder's ok...it's just the lightning you have to be wary of
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Pam thats my front door, me thinks my house is falling down
You ain't seen mine
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how many people do you know who's been hurt by lightening? Apart from Aimees great grandmother. It's rare ..........a storm is a really spectacular display from mother nature IMO ................get out there and enjoy
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Miss S, it was probably in the Family tree thread i did
Miss S, it was probably in the Family tree thread i did
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sorry it won't let me quote Miss S, it was probably in the Family tree thread i did
I've never been in a family tree thread ......sounds good. My grandmothers sister died after having her teeth extracted ....that's pretty scary.
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Miss S, it was probably in the Family tree thread i did
I'm sure I've heard it before.. that must have been where
We just had a downpour in Surrey, but we're forecast thunderstorms
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We just had a downpour in Surrey, but we're forecast thunderstorms
Batten down the hatches .............I suspect it's coming your way although it's many miles from NE Lincs to Surrey. Early hours maybe.Referencenetoo
I'm terrified of thunder and lightening, hate it. I turn off tv, pc, close curtains and sit with hands over my ears. When it's right overhead I'm almost hysterical with fear
Awwwwww, YR the thunder's ok...it's just the lightning you have to be wary of
Thanks Onetoo, Soozy and Aimee. Hubby says the thunder can't do any damage but I really hate the noise, it sounds soooo threatening. I'm sure I got this fear from my Mum when I was a kid. Whenever there was a storm she'd panic, close curtains, put cutlery away in the drawer if it was out in case lightening struck it.she'd take off any jewellery as well, just in case that got struck, lol. I do the same I've never personally known anyone who's been struck by lightening but have read many stories of those who have or their houses have, lightening isn't good Awwwwww, YR the thunder's ok...it's just the lightning you have to be wary of
OK serious sheet lightning in Lincoln now. Scared the bejesus out of me.
It's just started again here daughter has come down stairs saying she's not tired anymore she doesn't like it, but won't admit it, my mum made my older brother scared of it through her antics, so when i was little the old man next door used to make me stand outside with him through a storm i loved it and love it now, my mum must have been having a heart attack at the time
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close curtains, put cutlery away in the drawer
My mum was the same ............it kind of makes me laugh now - although some months ago I was sat at the PC and everything blew ...............it freaked me out a bit but - I'm still here to tell the tale.
I loved thunder and lightning when I was young.
Mum panicked me about it!
And love it again thanks to this forum.
Is it heading my way soon?
South lanarkshire as the crow flys.
Mum panicked me about it!
And love it again thanks to this forum.
Is it heading my way soon?
South lanarkshire as the crow flys.
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close curtains, put cutlery away in the drawer
My mum was the same ............it kind of makes me laugh now - although some months ago I was sat at the PC and everything blew ...............it freaked me out a bit but - I'm still here to tell the tale.
Thank goodness it was the pc and not you that blew some bodily fuses I know there's something that can be bought for pc's to prevent that happening in a strike, just can't remember what it's called, I've thought in the past of buying it but decided it's cheaper just to switch it off lol. My mum was the same ............it kind of makes me laugh now - although some months ago I was sat at the PC and everything blew ...............it freaked me out a bit but - I'm still here to tell the tale.
Over the years I've learnt the safest place to be is in a car. I've learnt not to be on the phone through a biography of a man who was on the phone when lightening struck it and he was so severely burned the medics thought he was dead, took him a couple of years to regain his health. Also not to be in the bath or shower but can't remember why I obviously have survival issues with this lol
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South lanarkshire as the crow flys
Don't think so. Seems to be travelling across the middle of England, from east to west.
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Thank goodness it was the pc and not you that blew some bodily fuses I know there's something that can be bought for pc's to prevent that happening in a strike, just can't remember what it's called, I've thought in the past of buying it but decided it's cheaper just to switch it off lol.
I remember some years ago at work the whole place went kaput in a storm .....telephones - computers - lights - the whole lot. No one was harmed - we just had a great few hours with nothing to do but play games and sing songs. Places of work can't possibly close down just because it's thunder and lightening outside - it is - as I say - very rare to be seriously hurt or killed ........................I just try and enjoy it.
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Thank goodness it was the pc and not you that blew some bodily fuses I know there's something that can be bought for pc's to prevent that happening
Surge protectors
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