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S.A.A - Snow Addicts Anonymous cold turkey thread
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Are you sure you're not thinking of winter 62/63 Bill?
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2010/0105/1224261663620.html
Absolutely
I was a nipper in 1963 and have patchy memories of events.
I can remember nearly every day of the school strike and snow of '69.0 -
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When I woke this morning the glow coming through the crack in the curtains had that white/grey glow that snow brings and as the Barrys Tea ad says ''I didn't dare hope''. I was so dissapointed when I finally looked out and as a result, Today, my life is empty.
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Not sure what your problem is, but alright :rolleyes:0 -
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It's on the way, not sure when, but just to clarify something to everyone... I/Snowmaker just makes the snow, I'm just in charge of manufacturing, I have nothing to do with distribution - that's a whole other department.
It's talk like that, that got this country weather into the state that its in now... you need those Depts working together for the common man snowbie...
Some of us are still dancing and quite frankly its wearing out me shoes...
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It's talk like that, that got this country weather into the state that its in now... you need those Depts working together for the common man snowbie...
Some of us are still dancing and quite frankly its wearing out me shoes...
Hey go easy, Snowmaker is not the authority you need to be speaking to, I have superiors too, the only other vacant position within this organisation is that of 'meh'weathermaker and that's not a position I would proudly hold. Manufacturing is running as efficient as you can imagine, it's the lads over in dispatch who are slacking....look at all that snow I made over the past few months and what do they do? dump it all in one spot around the Austrian/Swiss Alps, Alaska, etc... Look, I'll have a word with them and see if they can get the finger out on Ireland's long overdue snow-dump. I'm just as peeved off as anyone else here about the lack of white fluffy goodness arriving to our shores. No promises though. 0 -
No promises though.
You sound like you work for a semi state:D Which would you like us to give as your excuse.;)
The budget for precipitation transportation has been reduced.
The fuel for transporting the precipitation was in the wrong place
The equipment for moving the precipitation was the wrong sort, and unable to carry it.
The deparment responsible for moving the precipitation has too many trainees who are uncertain of where and how to deliver it
Or the usual one
We appreciate your feedback and response, but while we have a responsibility for the manufacture and storage of precipitation, and have used our budget to good effect in providing information about our services, he distribution and placing of precipitation is outside of our remit, and all comments or requests in respect of this aspect of precipitation should be sent to the the Department with Responsibility for Internal Factors and Tasks (DRIFT) at the Internal Communications and Efforts facility (ICE)
The last time we were in contact with that organisation was some time ago, at that time, the person responsible was Mr Snow,
You should therefore contact
Mr SNOW
DRIFT
ICE
Frost Road
DublinShore, if it was easy, everybody would be doin it.😁
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Don't know whether people remember the winter of 2009/2010 but in November 2009 the country was drownded and Galway City near cut off from every point east south and north by floods. Then it stopped raining at the end fo November bar a few days near the christmas followed by the big freeze.
One the thaw kicked in in earlyish January it was cold and dry for the next 2 and a half months more or less, not raining significantly until the week coming up to easter in early April.
Today reminds me of that cold crisp episode which lasted over 2 months, great drying weather. 0 -
Don't know whether people remember the winter of 2009/2010 but in November 2009 the country was drownded and Galway City near cut off from every point east south and north by floods. Then it stopped raining at the end of November bar a few days near the christmas followed by then by the big freeze from around teh 20th Dec to the 7th or 8th of January.
One the thaw kicked in in earlyish January it remained cold and dry for the next 2 and a half months more or less, not raining significantly until the week coming up to easter in early April.
Today reminds me of that cold crisp episode which lasted well over 2 months, great drying weather. 0 -
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