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Snowmagedagain

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Out getting supplies for snowmageddon at the moment - people (not me) are starting to panic buy here, lidl shelves were getting stripped of water, milk, ping pong balls, crochet sets and digital micrometers.

Is this the end, my friend?

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jamesbere

SidekickSimon wrote: »

After the winter of 2010 I went out and invested in a pair of snow grips for my shoes
It never snowed a flake since I bought those feckin grips...

But now eight years later you can use them. Rejoice

ArnieSilvia

doolox wrote:

On thursday I usually clock up 220 km in the performance of my duties. If I can't drive I can't work and I don't get paid. I might even lose customers over this snow. I don't like snow. It costs me money. It costs me work. I can lose customers if they do not understand the risks of being at the place of work entail. Loss of car. Loss of ability to work if disabled. Possible loss of life.

Get yourself winter tyres if so dependent on the car.

Ajsoprano

Has the weather forum ever been wrong?
I’m new enough here and last week was the first time I even seen there was such a thing.

DanMurphy

SidekickSimon wrote: »

After the winter of 2010 I went out and invested in a pair of snow grips for my shoes
It never snowed a flake since I bought those feckin grips...

Me too. Never got to wear them though, we had a feckin' thaw that night!

Now they can't be found anywhere but I just know I'll find them in July.:D

Archeron

Day Lewin wrote: »

It's gonna be Snowmungous!

That's sounds like an infection

How Soon Is Now

Ya bit of snow is nice to look at and all but after few minutes your like nah **** off with your awkward melty sludgey ****e everywhere can't go out cause get wet shoes wet socks and end up with poxy chilblains!!!!

PaulKK

Hapax Legomenon wrote: »

I think it'll be a damp squid.

It's damp squib.

Squid are usually damp

OldMrBrennan83

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Laphroaig52

RocketRaccoon wrote: »

Ahh I see what you're your up to.

FYP

retro:electro

I read the weather forum and I feel like I should be building an insulated bunker, complete with tinned food and back up generator.
Then I wander over here and I'm like birra snow sure it'll be grand.

iamwhoiam

PaulKK wrote: »

It's damp squib.

Squid are usually damp

Do they sit on pedal stools ?

dxhound2005

Patww79 wrote: »

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Four snowflakes. There will be more than that.

Yer Da sells Avon

PaulKK wrote: »

It's damp squib.

Squid are usually damp

Your wrong.

degsie

For those who CRAVE snow, go on a ski holiday for a week. You'd soon be sick of it!

Ulysses Gaze

Hapax Legomenon wrote: »

Your wrong.

No. You're wrong.

bloodless_coup

Ulysses Gaze wrote: »

No. You're wrong.

I think he was saying take ownership of the wrong.

thejaguar

Hapax Legomenon wrote: »

Your wrong.

This is grate.

Yer Da sells Avon

Ulysses Gaze wrote: »

No. You're wrong.

I'm defiantly not.

[Deleted User]

Tesco opens at 7am. Think I will queue from 4am. Hope they won't have customer quotas on the bread and milk.

Yer Da sells Avon

I'm just back from Tesco. Was panic-buying chocolate and cakes. Nothing to do with the snow - I do this every night.

fly_agaric

PaulKK wrote: »

It's damp squib.

Squid are usually damp

maybe its the Kraken from the East

ericl

mad muffin

We need to do the weekly shopping tomorrow. If the shelves are bare I’ll be mightily pissed off :mad:

pconn062

anna080 wrote: »

I read the weather forum and I feel like I should be building an insulated bunker, complete with tinned food and back up generator.
Then I wander over here and I'm like birra snow sure it'll be grand.

Same, I actually think I seen someone mentioning "food rationing" on that thread. Anyone know any 24 hour shops where I could buy tyre chains, 60 meters of pipe lagging, a snow shovel and a diesel generator?

Are Am Eye

I remember Bear Grylls demonstrating one time how if you're trapped in the arctic and hypothermic, starving, frostbitten and under attack from bears and wolves that you can very effectively extricate yourself from the situation by wrapping yourself up in slices of Brennans Bread. The key for the successful survivalist is to purchase a sliced pan ahead of time.

BillyBobBS

They are sensitive over on that weather forum aren't they. Pointed out it's embarrassing that people are panic buying bread, milk and other food stuffs for a couple of days of snow and got a red card.

Capt'n Midnight

PaulKK wrote: »

It's damp squib.

Squid are usually damp

Did you know, a shark will only attack you if you are wet.

erica74

I heard on the radio earlier that "there will be zero visibility on Thursday". Those exact words were said, not maybe, not possibly, there will be. I don't care how much you know about weather but you can't predict zero visibility 3 days in advance.

Yer Da sells Avon

erica74 wrote: »

I heard on the radio earlier that "there will be zero visibility on Thursday". Those exact words were said, not maybe, not possibly, there will be. I don't care how much you know about weather but you can't predict zero visibility 3 days in advance.

Maybe you were listening to the News for the Blind.

purple hands

Without knowing precisely what the danger is, would you say its time for us to crack each others' heads open and feast on the goo inside?