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Was going to get up early, walk the dogs, seize the say. But fuck that. It's bucketing down. Snoozing time.

I loved this band in 1987. By the time of the legs akimbo, no guitar lead to be seen solo in the unintentionally hilarious November Rain video I had realised how awful they are. Old footage of Axl performing at the Freddy Mercury tribute and the likes is shockingly bad Wish they'd died in a...

Well this is awful

There's a good chance that this endless torrential rain will cause my septic tanks to back up again. If that happens I will track down everyone who moaned about the heatwave and throw bags of shite at their houses.

Oh, and I've had to put the light on too. I hope you're all happy

My shoes are still wet after getting caught in a crazy downpour yesterday I've had to put the heater on in the shed/office, for the first time on months Oh, but at least it's not 26 degrees and sunny and wonderful, eh?

The irony of Mister The Bastard Rain ...loving this bastard rain I just don't know

I'm just glad I have the turf saved

I might have to put the heater and light on for the first time in months But as long as you're happy

Lashing again I hope all you Heat-moaners are happy now

Fuck this

Geez, that's some rain eh?

My pal Ronan Collins played this for me earlier #minorpleasures

The noise in my shed/office right now. It's lashing out there

The cows in front of my house seemed to enjoy it. Their fields were looking a,little yellow there. Turned out nice again here today wish you were here x

It's like monsoon season here in the midlands. Started last night and hasn't stopped. Really heavy now. It was needed but I hope it's not going to be rain all the way to next spring.

Well there we are now. I hope all you summer haters are happy now. And on St Swithin's day too.

N3 just outside work is closed. Traffic at a standstill for the last few hours

Idioms for Heavy Rain Idioms for Heavy Rain Argentina: “It’s raining dung head-first.” In Spanish: Esta lloviendo caen soretes de punta. South Africa and Namibia: “It’s raining old women with clubs.” In Afrikaans: Ou vrouens met knopkieries reen. Denmark: “It’s raining cobbler boys,” or...