Snowmagedagain

DEFTLEFTHAND · 28-02-2018 06:37PM

MonkieSocks wrote: »

Wonder was that ever aired by accident.

koumi · 28-02-2018 06:37PM

I'm running out of biscuits

Mister Vain · 28-02-2018 06:45PM

Some people are very creative.

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optogirl · 28-02-2018 06:47PM

Mister Vain wrote: »

Some people are very creative.

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Is that you squeakin?

Hande hoche! · 28-02-2018 06:50PM

koumi wrote: »

I'm running out of biscuits

Polished off mine earlier. Still have a tub of ice cream, doesn't feel very apt.

deco nate · 28-02-2018 07:08PM

How tall is that snowman!

FixdePitchmark · 28-02-2018 07:08PM

murpho999 wrote: »

I really don't think people are thinking of claiming all the time and it is not a reason for Irish Rail to run trains today but hope nobody is on them.

Fair play Irish rail - but there were no staff there to clean off platforms.

Got into a taxi - told the driver that and he said- " I should go back and slip for a claim" - it was sort of a joke - but a bit mad to think like that. Proving it is part of our culture.

gadgiemagoo · 28-02-2018 07:16PM

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Anybody fall yet?

I'd a few close moments on my way to work, as soon as you come off the compacted snow some of the paths are lethal, especially in the type of footwear I have on. Coming home will be worse.

I'm afraid that I'm going to go viral on youtube before the end of the week.

My sister was nearly home today when she fell & broke her arm in two places:(

MonkieSocks · 28-02-2018 07:17PM

https://www.facebook.com/Gizalaugh/videos/1566530816727963/?t=12

:rolleyes:

diomed · 28-02-2018 07:21PM

I think this Red Alert might really be a red alert.

OldMrBrennan83 · 28-02-2018 07:23PM

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MonkieSocks · 28-02-2018 07:23PM

gadgiemagoo wrote: »

My sister was nearly home today when she fell & broke her arm in two places:(

How can she be on two places at the one time

Or did she fall in one place, get up then fall down in another place.

Hope she gets better soon and stays away from dangerous places.

begbysback · 28-02-2018 07:24PM

Mister Vain wrote: »

Some people are very creative.

[URL="[img]https://i.imgur.com/LfXo6ov.jpg[/img]"][/URL]

Arts degree comes in useful

gadgiemagoo · 28-02-2018 07:29PM

MonkieSocks wrote: »

gadgiemagoo wrote: »

My sister was nearly home today when she fell & broke her arm in two places:(

How can she be on two places at the one time

Or did she fall in one place, get up then fall down in another place.

Hope she gets better soon and stays away from dangerous places.

She's already had all the Tommy Cooper jokes "I broke my arm in two places" "Well don't go to those places" & she ain't fcukin impressed ! :D

_Dara_ · 28-02-2018 07:30PM

My husband's boss is not closing the office tomorrow. What an unrepentant money-grubbing arsehole with a lot of disgruntled employees on his hands. Public transport isn't even running tomorrow.

zetalambda · 28-02-2018 07:33PM

BillyBobBS wrote: »

I'm sorry i can't hear you.

degsie · 28-02-2018 07:33PM

_Dara_ wrote: »

My husband's boss is not closing the office tomorrow. What an unrepentant money-grubbing arsehole with a lot of disgruntled employees on his hands. Public transport isn't even running tomorrow.

Eh, aren't you his boss?

SidekickSimon · 28-02-2018 07:40PM

Its a bit of a joke that the country has to effectivly shut down due to snow

Other countries get this type of weather frequently and manage to keep things going

degsie · 28-02-2018 07:42PM

SidekickSimon wrote: »

Its a bit of a joke that the country has to effectivly shut down due to snow

Other countries get this type of weather frequently and manage to keep things going

tada....

Fakediamond · 28-02-2018 07:42PM

_Dara_ wrote: »

My husband's boss is not closing the office tomorrow. What an unrepentant money-grubbing arsehole with a lot of disgruntled employees on his hands. Public transport isn't even running tomorrow.

Will bosses never learn! They’ll take their revenge tenfold in the coming months. Employees have ways of making the bosses pay through low productivity, commitment and loyalty, but sure he knows best!

OldMrBrennan83 · 28-02-2018 07:43PM

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murpho999 · 28-02-2018 07:43PM

SidekickSimon wrote: »

Its a bit of a joke that the country has to effectivly shut down due to snow

Other countries get this type of weather frequently and manage to keep things going

That's because they get it frequently and are geared up to deal with it.

Why can't people understand this?

Either way, the country kept going pretty well today.

Also, tomorrow's weather looks like it's going to be quite significant.

Clickbait · 28-02-2018 07:43PM

SidekickSimon wrote: »

Its a bit of a joke that the country has to effectivly shut down due to snow

Other countries get this type of weather frequently and manage to keep things going

Ireland doesn't normally get weather like this, of course we have to shut down.

Couchpotato82 · 28-02-2018 07:44PM

_Dara_ wrote: »

My husband's boss is not closing the office tomorrow. What an unrepentant money-grubbing arsehole with a lot of disgruntled employees on his hands. Public transport isn't even running tomorrow.

Oh boo hoo.
Tell your husband take a days holidays if you’re so concerned.
The world can’t stop just cos of a few inches of snow.

People need to grow up. Adults excited by this weather? Sad.

This cold snap will kill elderly/homeless people, put our hospitals under severe pressure cost the country a fortune in fuel bills and some people are actually getting upset because they haven’t gotten enough snow.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 28-02-2018 07:45PM

SidekickSimon wrote: »

Its a bit of a joke that the country has to effectivly shut down due to snow

Other countries get this type of weather frequently and manage to keep things going

I'll lay odds that if the government invested in infrastructure and plant/machinery to deal with these conditions and they lie unused for 15 years you'll complain about the waste too.

OldMrBrennan83 · 28-02-2018 07:46PM

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martingriff · 28-02-2018 07:46PM

SidekickSimon wrote: »

Its a bit of a joke that the country has to effectivly shut down due to snow

Other countries get this type of weather frequently and manage to keep things going

As others have said the bolded bit is important. We are not the only country to be taking this seriously Britain, France, Germany even Russia(who know bad weather).

I wonder if they did not take this seriously are numbers died would you be first on here giving out.

ED E · 28-02-2018 07:47PM

Saylor Damp Mocha wrote: »

I'll lay odds that if the government invested in infrastructure and plant/machinery to deal with these conditions and they lie unused for 15 years you'll complain about the waste too.

Shocked to hear TII have 330 vehicles for plowing and gritting. Note: Thats just M and large N roads, local stuff is up to LAs.

_Dara_ · 28-02-2018 07:56PM

_Dara_ wrote: »

My husband's boss is not closing the office tomorrow. What an unrepentant money-grubbing arsehole with a lot of disgruntled employees on his hands. Public transport isn't even running tomorrow.

To add to this, whenever the sun came out today, Bossman would take photos and send them around the company saying "Oh, this is Snowmageddon, is it?".

pjohnson · 28-02-2018 07:57PM

_Dara_ wrote: »

To add to this, whenever the sun came out today, Bossman would take photos and send them around the company saying "Oh, this is Snowmageddon, is it?".

So we know hes on boards anyway then, or maybe he is already banned :pac:

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