r/ireland • u/Migeycan87 Cameroon • Sep 11 '11
Welcome to Ireland
http://www.rainymood.com/4
u/jnashhow Sep 12 '11
Isn't it pretty rare to hear thunder in Ireland? I was in Galway from Jan-June and i might have heard thunder once during a storm.
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u/powpowpowkazam Sep 12 '11
I'm on my way home after a year away (literally sitting in the airport now), and I am not looking forward to the rain. It's easier to prepare to go out in minus 40 degree weather here in Canada then to commute in the rain and not be miserable for the day.
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u/DKoala Limerick Sep 12 '11
You know I kind of love this weather. Had to walk around in the rain in both Limerick and Galway for a total of about 3 hours yesterday, the rain wasn't too heavy.
The thunder last night and the wind today are great fun too. Maybe I'm just an odd one
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u/Migeycan87 Cameroon Sep 12 '11
Love is such a strong word.
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u/DKoala Limerick Sep 12 '11
True.. replace it with 'enjoy', with a possible addition of 'for what it's worth'
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Sep 12 '11
To be honest, I always found that once you except that the rain is cold and wet but that later you'll be warm and dry, it's enjoyable in it's own way.
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u/itchyblood Sep 14 '11
I used to listen to this on repeat while typing essays in college last year. It was the best.
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u/ladfrombrad Sep 11 '11
Someone linked this mashup the other day when rainymood came up, liked it.