The spring sun is burning

[RickyGerbail]

It feels like someone has put a lamb right to my retina.

[RickyGerbail]

retinas even.

[Zetetic]

Spoiler alert

Well, someone had to.

[close]

[RickyGerbail]

i don't get it.

[Buelligan]

Silly Zetetic, that's a sheep!

[Goldentony]

Have you ever seen Getting Even With Dad?

[Hank Venture]

Have you ever lost a sharpie?

[Zetetic]

Silly Zetetic, that's a sheep!

I contend that having a sheep put next to your retina would feel like a lamb being placed next your retina.

[RickyGerbail]

h'amb

[BlodwynPig]

it was roasting today...went for a 10 mile walk and got sunburn (North East England). It might have been wind burn as well. Saw two deer with white tails skipping rapidly away from my ambling frame. A flock of sheep scarpered in unison from the sound of me opening a gate.

[Lyndon]

I went for a 22 mile run and got sunburn and some weird light-headedness, perhaps dehydration, that meant I had to hitch-hike the last mile home. Way too hot. Looking forward to another summer of scorchers in April and October, and overcast temperateness in between.

[Buelligan]

It was clear, warm and sunny here too.  Spent the day putting up a ceiling.  Nice.

[Replies From View]

It's night time you silly old pricks.  Been dark for at least four hours.

[BlodwynPig]

It's night time you silly old pricks.  Been dark for at least four hours.

Note the subtle use of the past tense.

[Replies From View]

SHA'N'T.

[Replies From View]

I like lambs for their dribbly noses, and goats for their human children's teeth.

[HappyTree]

It's not spring until the 21st, in my little world.

[Mr Eggs]

Is it nearly Christmastime? That's when they let me out to see the winter sunset...

[sirhenry]

Just to remind those who go for long runs/walks - this time of year is when the thinnest part of the ozone layer is over the UK, so you're much more likely to get sunburn around Easter than in mid-Summer.

Enjoy

[BlodwynPig]

Just to remind those who go for long runs/walks - this time of year is when the thinnest part of the ozone layer is over the UK, so you're much more likely to get sunburn around Easter than in mid-Summer.

Enjoy

That explains a lot - so much for this "getting healthy" lark - staying in doors and eating bovril from now on.

[Shoulders?-Stomach!]

It was packed everywhere. The combination of good weather and a weekend creates a reaction of similar frenzy to cold-snap bulk-buying of bread and tinned goods.

Although I'm complaining, I would've felt like such a fucking loser if I'd stayed in all day.