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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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DEFTLEFTHAND

seamus wrote: »

Former neighbours swears blind to me that she saw a guy in her local Lidl yesterday with a trolley full of bread. Like, I understand someone buying two loaves if they expect to be doing fry-ups for the rest of the week, maybe 3 if you've a big family. But what could possibly be going through someone's head with 20 or 30 pans?

Yeah seems like selfish waste

Maybe he is suffering from psychological problems.

iamwhoiam

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Yeah seems like selfish waste

Maybe he is suffering from psychological problems.

Maybe he was feeding the homeless or needy .

optogirl

Mint Sauce wrote: »

Snow showers in the west and North West earlier today. But no, not a mention, or official till it happens in Dublin.

Not a mention? Where have you been?

pjohnson

NIMAN wrote: »

And he's another quote from the news

"a lot of older people live in houses with bad insulation"

Why do they?

There has been loads of schemes for years now to upgrade pensioners and people on welfares homes with energy efficient measures, new insulation etc.

Every pensioner should have applied and got it done. There's no excuses for not taking free upgrades to your home.

Unless the wall cavities have already had the crappy insulation filler from the 80's and can't take the modern insulation.

mad muffin

AAAAAHHHHH!!!! ITS SNOWING!!!

*bashes skulls in. Feasts on the sweet goo*

_Dara_

riffmongous wrote: »

Sorry but unless you know the numbers you are not qualified to say that. Maybe it's not clear what I'm saying, I mean if we look into it and see that the snow costs the economy X million every 10 years then it can be argued at least if its justified to spend X million every 10 years to mitigate it, but unless you do the study you don't know

You know what? I’m quite comfortable making those statements. It’s common sense. It’s not a pressing issue because cash is limited and so many things are more pressing and much more likely to both affect the economy and people’s lives if they are underfunded or if money is diverted away from there. You don’t need a peer-reviewed study to know this but I’d be willing to bet that there has been research published somewhere in the world on the subject.

BillyBobBS

NIMAN wrote: »

And he's another quote from the news

"a lot of older people live in houses with bad insulation"

Why do they?

There has been loads of schemes for years now to upgrade pensioners and people on welfares homes with energy efficient measures, new insulation etc.

Every pensioner should have applied and got it done. There's no excuses for not taking free upgrades to your home.

What's a "welfare home"?

How Soon Is Now

Jaysus some amount of snow outside!! What on earth am I gonna do!?

Might need to get one of those big thick muck savage culchies to look after me!

Plenty in here by the looks of it.....

_Dara_

Shurimgreat wrote: »

Kind of disappointed in recent storms. Very over-hyped.

Pressure on weather forecasters to get this one right.

Yes because that’s their motivation - not disappointing Diddums.

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo

DON'T MAKE UNNECESSARY JOURNEYS!!!

Mocha Joe

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo wrote: »

DON'T MAKE UNNECESSARY JOURNEYS!!!

WHATS UNNECESSARY????!!!! MY JOBS CERTAINLY NOT FUPPING NECESSARY

_Dara_

I had no bother getting bread in my corner shop earlier. People want their supplies but they also want them chape so corner shops are still reasonably well-stocked! :P

Electric Sheep

seamus wrote: »

Former neighbours swears blind to me that she saw a guy in her local Lidl yesterday with a trolley full of bread. Like, I understand someone buying two loaves if they expect to be doing fry-ups for the rest of the week, maybe 3 if you've a big family. But what could possibly be going through someone's head with 20 or 30 pans?

Possibly shopping for elderly neighbors.

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo

Mocha Joe wrote: »

WHATS UNNECESSARY????!!!! MY JOBS CERTAINLY NOT FUPPING NECESSARY

DON'T TAKE RISKS ON TREACHEROUS ROADS!!!

endacl

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Maybe he was feeding the homeless or needy .

Or the ducks.

Dakota Dan

greenspurs wrote: »

Local news at 1.00 today...

A representative from an Animal shelter (? didn't get the name)
"If you are bringing your pets for walks in the snow , make sure they are on a lead, because you don't know how deep the snow could be " !!???? WTF !!!!

Sweet Jesus the threat of snow brings out stupidity in some people.

andekwarhola

Unless you live in the middle of nowhere, anybody out buying 'supplies' needs to be euthanized to preserve national intelligence levels

Dr. Kenneth Noisewater

How Soon Is Now wrote: »

Jaysus some amount of snow outside!! What on earth am I gonna do!?

Might need to get one of those big thick muck savage culchies to look after me!

Plenty in here by the looks of it.....

I'll bring you down to the methodone clinic in the morning, no bother gossin

RobbingBandit

Duck you and your unnecessary.

Tesco just got 4 packs of monster back in i'd risk 50 people's lives just to taste that sweet sweet monster.

iamwhoiam

andekwarhola wrote: »

Unless you live in the middle of nowhere, anybody out buying 'supplies' needs to euthanized to preserve national intelligence levels

We are senior citizens , neither of us want to risk slipping or falling . So we got a few extra litres of milk and extra bread yesterday . It was to keep us safe and warm and not having to go out in the bitter cold . I am not really bothered by your disdain to be honest

Permabear

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Dakota Dan

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Jaysus, nearly had the virtual head bitten off me over on the weather forum for suggesting that weather nerds were making a bit of a big deal about this. You’d think we were about to enter another ice age by the way some of them are going on, and not facing into a few days of slushy snow and cold temperatures. There’ll be loads of people working through all this, while taking fairly reasonable precautions. Stocking up on gas cannisters, torches, and candles seems a bit much. It’s not a war time raid on London, or the Day After Tomorrow. Think some folk are getting into Ray Myers or Bear Grylls fantasies. No bread in Lidl – mother of God.

Anyways, I intend to work all week, and I’ve told my employees that they should expect to do the same, until they hear otherwise. A few inches of snow ain’t going to be changing that. I might reassess if I wake up and find out that my Ford Transit is underneath 4 foot of snow.

Pure unnecessary excitement and panic.

Imagine the panic if there were a natural disaster, I'd say the most of them idiots would die.

FatherTed

How much snow did ye get?

MilesMorales1

Who are these nob heads buying out all the bread? Dunnes and Supervalu and Tesco were all bare for some reason.

Mutant z

Its far worse in the UK from the scenes i saw on the news.

Doctors room ghost

The drive through shed that sells coal in Oranmore had a que out to the road this evening and I passing.tis snotty nose weather alright

elbyrneo

I have a critical decision. Make 3x kids lunches for school tomorrow now? Will it be wasted if I make now and schools close. Will I be too lazy later this eve and end up rushing tmw am, if schools open.

Pressure.

kylith

cantdecide wrote: »

Seems legit...

Them penguins aren't cheap, you know.

Mint Sauce

optogirl wrote: »

Not a mention? Where have you been?

In the West and North West!

Pero_Bueno

Permabear wrote: »

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None, it's all hype and panic