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Old 24-11-10, 08:53 PM
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Grimsby...north? lol..nah Im a REAL northerner, I can get to scotland in an hour or so!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I say thinks like "whey aye man, like", and we normally have gritters out once snowarrives so maybe by tomorrow....and by the way, how many inches have you got? (snow.lol)
Non, probably won't this time, pity I love snow.

I think it's the randomness of us getting heavy snow that leaves us ill prepared. If we knew it was coming every year then we could plan better for it..
When it reaches -40 you know it's cold. I was in Kazakhstan last december, -45 and dropping...

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Old 24-11-10, 08:56 PM
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In nothern Manitoba, where my girlfriend hails from, the winter temperatures dip below -40c and that's without the windchill. The snow generally arrives there in October and doesn't melt until May, yet the city still manages to function perfectly well. Maybe we need to learn something from them and prepare ourselves better?
Ask her about the ice storm?
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Old 25-11-10, 07:02 AM
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Ice storm?
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Old 26-11-10, 01:16 PM
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One thing that's always puzzled me...

... How does the man that drives the snowplough get to work ???
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One thing that's always puzzled me...

... How does the man that drives the snowplough get to work ???


Maybe he takes his work home with him.
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Old 26-11-10, 02:50 PM
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Ah yes, Ice Storm...... this was how it was here in Kingston, Ontario, in 1998.
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Old 26-11-10, 03:04 PM
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Grimsby...north? lol..nah Im a REAL northerner, I can get to scotland in an hour or so!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I say thinks like "whey aye man, like", and we normally have gritters out once snowarrives so maybe by tomorrow....and by the way, how many inches have you got? (snow.lol)
You walking there? our gritters here in Lancs were out tuesday night and last night, but whats this white stuff you are all on about the weathers beautiful cold I know, sunshine all day. As for driving in it I never had a problem going all over the country even to the top of Scotland in all weathers at all hours. Must be these southern softies Digidiva. LOL.


BTW I refuse to answer the last part on the grounds it might incriminate me, or, give me an inferiority complex.

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Old 26-11-10, 04:25 PM
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Franckly I hope we only get the snow for Christmassday when one dose not have to go anywhere, and all one has to do is look out at it and get a few good shots
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Old 26-11-10, 04:54 PM
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I work shifts & it always seems to come while I'm at work in the evening so it takes me 3 or 4 hours to get home. It's about time someone else took a turn, and as for coming on Xmas day, well I'm working so it better hadn't, at least not until I get home in the afternoon.
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