By 19:30 on 11 July 2007, my blog had been viewed 4,065 times.By 19:30 on 11 July 2007, my Flickr stream had been viewed 5,514 times.
By 31 December 2006, 15,512 copies of my book had been sold.
On 10 October 2000, The Washington Post claimed that 1 in 140 people react severely enough to have to stop taking mefloquine, the malaria prophylaxis that I have just started.
On 11 July 2007, the BBC 24-hour weather forecast for Udaipur in Rajasthan, India, was 35°C maximum temperature with 100% relative humidity.
The 2007 eniro telephone directory online lists 193 hairdressers in Espoo and 825 in Helsinki.
6 comments:
One hundred per cent! There can be no more water vapour in the air than there is? What does this even mean!
I guess it means that the water is, quite literally, about to fall out of the air, so prepare to become really damp, really quickly.
Yes, please do. And remember to leave your suitcases/wardrobe doors open. Mouldy clothes aren't that comfy - they're softer, though.
Please do tell me if I start growing mould under my armpits. I won't take it personally. It's like lipstick on the teeth. You'd rather know.
Will do, unless the antimalarial sends me totally doolally. And especially as leaving your suitcase open could present the local creepy-crawlies with a golden opportunity for frolics, japes, and jests.
dhupga - exclamation on finding your shoe has just become someone's hotel
Bon voyage, my friend(s) - 100% is like unfalling rain. And DON'T take anything that is made of leather - I am serious here.
sjckpgoo - self-explanatory, I think, given the context
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