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I've got at least 3 inches here.

I mean the snow, obviously.

Not my cock.

That's only 1.7 inches.

:cry:

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All white!

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Rocket Mick wrote: All white!

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snow's gone from 'round here, a foot of it. melted and gone. today very sunny and cool.

you see America, we have WEATHER

you have SEASONS

tomorrow, maybe rain

that's why the coathanger in my hallway has on it at any given time; a Parka, Harrington, Scarf, Spring Raincoat, Winter Overcoat, Peacoat, Flying Jacket, Lightweight Jacket, Beanie, Bob hat, Full length Parka, Leather Bike Jacket ad infinitum. Cos you just don't know what'll get you to the pub in one piece

nb: not all on hangar, some on floor, back of chair, bottom of stairs etc

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What the fuck has happened to this country, we've become a nation of over reacting panicking prats. (I'm going to sound like my dad now) When I were a lad, you'd have a foot of snow and everyone would still be driving around in their mk3 cortinas, moriss marinas, triumph dolomites, and hillman imps and just getting on with life, now everyone drives a huge 4X4 with all round discs and ABS and a crumple zone the size of rutland, yet no one can move if there's a much as a cm of snow. the news are reacting like london has never seen snow, yet in the victorian era winters were so harsh the thames used to freeze over hard enough to hold fairs on, they even had elephant rides on the ice, that's a proper winter. The HSE has a lot to answer for, turning us into winging twats is one of them.:banghead:

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Bossy Jem wrote: It's snowing in Blackrod where I'm working today. Light flakes. If it comes down properly it will stick. This means that my journey time to work tomorrow, will double. :nonono:

Blackrod! that's just a sewage farm isn't it?

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In the 80s during the day, 50s at the night... I could go visit snow in the mountians if I wished but i'll just wear my shorts and tshirt.

nanananaanananananananana:p

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Jed Stephens wrote:

Bossy Jem wrote: It's snowing in Blackrod where I'm working today. Light flakes. If it comes down properly it will stick. This means that my journey time to work tomorrow, will double. :nonono:

Blackrod! that's just a sewage farm isn't it?

Nah. It's a picturesque village full of not rights. However, to get to it from my town, you have to drive through stinky bridge. I'm assuming that's what you mean!

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Little bastards outside ma hoose building fucking snowmen at 9 o clock last night, then throwing snowballs and generally having fun, cunts. Have the wee bastards not got a PS3 or a fucking xbox to play on?

I blame the parents.

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Bossy Jem wrote:

Jed Stephens wrote:

Bossy Jem wrote: It's snowing in Blackrod where I'm working today. Light flakes. If it comes down properly it will stick. This means that my journey time to work tomorrow, will double. :nonono:

Blackrod! that's just a sewage farm isn't it?

Nah. It's a picturesque village full of not rights. However, to get to it from my town, you have to drive through stinky bridge. I'm assuming that's what you mean!

I Just spent the last 4 weeks going from preston to bolton on the train, and all you see of blackrod is a very run down station and a small sewage plant, is there anything else there?

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I shouldn't big it up as they're our rivals (we call them dirt-rodders), but it is quite pretty.

Dirtrod

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Oops, double post.

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ShugZV wrote: Little bastards outside ma hoose building fucking snowmen at 9 o clock last night, then throwing snowballs and generally having fun, cunts. Have the wee bastards not got a PS3 or a fucking xbox to play on?

I blame the parents.

Me too! You'd think they could at the very least give them something constructive to do.

Funny though, my Son being an addict of the wrong variety - ie, gaming, which is beyond me..... still gets 'excited' at the sight of snow........... bless :love2:

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