Are you kidding me?

[multiweb]

I think this is the undeniable proof that weather patterns are indeed driven by a sentient being and it's got a chip on its shoulder about Sydneysiders :P

[astronut]

I concur Marc. My scope hasn't seen the stars for months (mainly due to the weather) after two great weekends, this one will be a bust......AGAIN!!:mad2::sadeyes::(. ........:lol::lol::lol::lol:

[jjjnettie]

You need to make a sacrifice to the sentient being Marc.
Usually I find a 60mm refractor will suffice.
scope+softball bat=clear skies

[mental4astro]

:sad:

And I'm all out of 60mm refractors :sad: :sad:

[jjjnettie]

LOL I tossed one on the rubbish pile just 2 days ago.
hoping for clear skies this weekend
LOL yeah right.

[AstralTraveller]

Probably a Victorian. :poke: :evil2:

[multiweb]

Not wrong there. Picking a night is quickly becoming a necessary skill.


I have two ducks. Would that work? :question: But then again I need the eggs...

[jjjnettie]

Your kids would kill you if you even looked side ways at those ducks Marc.
Better to put up with the cloud and rain buddy.

[multiweb]

Hehe.... everytime my daughter gets in trouble I say I'm going to make "confit" and she gives me the look. :)

[Inmykombi]

Never never never.....my beloved Unitron 60 mm refractor is staying away from you lot....:eyepop:

[tlgerdes]

You could always throw the eggs at the sky.
:lol:

[multiweb]

Well it turned out the forecast did slightly evolve over time and this bunch of localised clouds formed offshore and moved out to sea quickly. So the skies were clear. :thumbsup: ... and the ducks are safe. :P

[AstralTraveller]

Well a good-sized scope would cloud up your monitor and you might even get rain on your keyboard.

[el_draco]

Don't we all? ;)

[Jen]

:lol::lol: that will teach you all for having high tech awsome scopes :rofl:
Get a crappy scope like mine you will have clear skies all the time hehe :thumbsup: