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Snowmagedagain

minikin

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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ChikiChiki

Dtp1979 wrote: »

It’s been snowing in portlaoise alright but only little bits. Yesterday there was hardly anything. Maybe a slightly stronger breeze. Wednesdays snow was far worse. Total non event

Maybe news to you but theres more to the world than your Portlaoise haven.

namloc1980

Dtp1979 wrote: »

It’s been snowing in portlaoise alright but only little bits. Yesterday there was hardly anything. Maybe a slightly stronger breeze. Wednesdays snow was far worse. Total non event

Total non event? For you personally perhaps.

Dtp1979

mad muffin wrote: »

What?

It hasn’t stopped snowing here for three days

This mornings photos

It’s been snowing in portlaoise alright but only little bits. Yesterday there was hardly anything. Maybe a slightly stronger breeze. Wednesdays snow was far worse. Total non event

Collie D

mad muffin wrote: »

What?

It hasn’t stopped snowing here for three days

This mornings photos

Do you own a lion? Those are some big paw prints

BBDBB

anybody got any good cannibal recipes?

signostic

mad muffin wrote: »

What?

It hasn’t stopped snowing here for three days

This mornings photos

not much there, your dog paw prints say alot...:)

namloc1980

The_Valeyard wrote: »

Buried under snow

With two fingers up though. That's important.

laugh

Caribs wrote: »

Just heard someone from Irish water talking about leaving your attic door open to get heat into the attic space to help avoid the pipes up there freezing. We have fibreglass insulation between the ceiling and the attic but the roof itself is not insulated. Surely all you are doing to venting heat straight out of the roof by doing this. Attic space temp might come up slightly but the rest of the house will get colder or am I missing something?

It's a price that might be worth paying in some cases to prevent pipes freezing / bursting. It got to -17 where I live in the last big freeze and I was lucky I checked the attic, there was 4 inches of ice from the fitting on the water tank to the now no longer connected water main.

fryup

******don't drive on the roads folks**************

stay at home, have sex, ****, watch TV, bake a cake, make a snowman, have a snowball fight etc etc...

but don't go on the road

The_Valeyard

AtomicHorror wrote: »

Where'd all the red warning skeptics go?

Buried under snow

OldMrBrennan83

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Collie D

VinLieger wrote: »

Nah beechwood is swimming with his neighbour across dublin bay

His neighbour couldn't make it. Currently in A&E having two frostbitten digits amputated

He can post them to "the man"

OldMrBrennan83

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VinLieger

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

Billybob and beechswood probably under ten feet of snow, but once they stuck their fingers up during it its all that matters.

Nah beechwood is swimming with his neighbour across dublin bay

Caribs

Just heard someone from Irish water talking about leaving your attic door open to get heat into the attic space to help avoid the pipes up there freezing. We have fibreglass insulation between the ceiling and the attic but the roof itself is not insulated. Surely all you are doing to venting heat straight out of the roof by doing this. Attic space temp might come up slightly but the rest of the house will get colder or am I missing something?

Wheeliebin30

Billybob and beechswood probably under ten feet of snow, but once they stuck their fingers up during it its all that matters.

elefant

AtomicHorror wrote: »

Where'd all the red warning skeptics go?

I refuse to believe those were serious posters. I'm surprised they were humoured for so long.

AtomicHorror

Where'd all the red warning skeptics go?

namloc1980

Collie D wrote: »

A few news outlets reporting that a number of homeless people had to be sectioned to get them indoors

They were giving two fingers to the government I'd say.

ChikiChiki

gmisk wrote: »

Even after the warnings still had some eejits going out last night in cars (snow tourists) and getting stuck! I am sorry but they should have been left stuck!

The same gob****es who were slating the red level warning or wanted their staff at work no doubt.

mad muffin

Dtp1979 wrote: »

When is the storm and snow due to hit Laois?

What?

It hasn’t stopped snowing here for three days

This mornings photos

Wheeliebin30

Collie D wrote: »

A few news outlets reporting that a number of homeless people had to be sectioned to get them indoors

But its the governments fault.

minikin

I’ll be doing a soup run around the thread from 10am, stick a red scarf on your front door or like the original post if you want some hot shoup.

Hammer Archer

gmisk wrote: »

Even after the warnings still had some eejits going out last night in cars (snow tourists) and getting stuck! I am sorry but they should have been left stuck!

But they were giving two fingers to the government!

VinLieger

Collie D wrote: »

A few news outlets reporting that a number of homeless people had to be sectioned to get them indoors

Yup a bunch of people sleeping on the streets refused to go to emergency accomodation so they were sectioned for their own safety last night.

French_Girl

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

TV3 reporters around the country live now saying things are getting worse yet the advice to remain indoors has been lifted, I'm confused.

So am I!
I didn't bother going to work this morning although I was only ever told I didn't have to go in yesterday (no word about today).
But here in D8 the streets are positively deserted, wind keeps battering and the snow keeps falling...

Collie D

A few news outlets reporting that a number of homeless people had to be sectioned to get them indoors

Dtp1979

When is the storm and snow due to hit Laois?

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gmisk wrote: »

Even after the warnings still had some eejits going out last night in cars (snow tourists) and getting stuck! I am sorry but they shoult d have been left stuck!

They cant be left stuck but are they thick or what one was burided so deep in a drift the person had to put a handbag on the roof so the rescue crew could find the car.

minikin

TV3 reporters around the country live now saying things are getting worse yet the advice to remain indoors has been lifted, I'm confused.

The U.B.I. have lobbied the government to lift the ‘do not venture out’ notice.

*Undertakers Brotherhood of Ireland