I am meant to be hiking today, as in Friday, but the weather is pants so I shall know in a few hours. I suppose if you plan to go somewhere called the Devil's Kitchen its never going to turn out well.
Will update this post to say whether I have gone or not :)
Update! Yes I went and the weather was pants! But I got some cool photos and video clips. Now I am sweaty and need a shower, but I am too tired.
Another update: The photos and video took longer to edit than I thought, but they are done now. Just need to have that shower and write up the post, so in other words tomorrow the post will appear.
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Hi Claire. Sorry to hear your pants are weathered. Hope it clears up so you can hike it up there. I am so looking forward to our Saturday 'fest, so don't overdo today, babe.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard the expression, "the weather is pants." What other things could I say "are pants"? And if I did so, what would I mean?
ReplyDeleteDoes that mean the weather is also crumpled in a ball on the floor?
ReplyDeleteThe weather here is certainly wetter than an incontinent old man's pants, after the old chap in question has drunk ten glasses of water.
ReplyDeleteAwful.
I take it you went then?
ReplyDeleteI hope you're having a nice hike!
ReplyDeletehey there..
ReplyDeleteDropping by to say hello and keep going with your blog!
Best Wishes,
- Wakish -
You wouldn't want to go hiking around here today :-o Weather is scary.
ReplyDeletethe weather is pants here today, too.
ReplyDeletetomorrow it's gonna be dirty socks.
@Gowen Downe that sounds Welsh? with a bod like that how could I miss an appointment with you.
ReplyDelete@Mark pants = rubbish :)
@.45 well pants = pants, as well as rubbish so yes :)
@LL I was battered in the face with frozen balls, it was not pleasant.
@yes thriftcriminal I went, pictures and video up soon (ish)
@melissa it was worth it, I think invigorating is the word for it :)
but too cold for that.
@wakish thanks very much :)
@Alsion it was pretty scary today in Wales, I hope it didnt spoil the castle turn out?
@mo, dirty socks?
So if you tell someone over there that you want to get into their pants, they think you want to get into their rubbish? Weird.
ReplyDelete@.45 I think they may just about understand what you mean, but just in case say knickers :)
ReplyDeleteSee, before I looked for the answer in the comments, I looked it up. It was definition (h), but it was there on Urban Dictionary:
ReplyDeletePants * * * (h) Adjective. British. Rubbish.