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Posted: Tue Dec 07, 2010 10:20 am
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i had to abandon the car last night and do a 10 mile hike to get home, when i got in the wife said my face was white with ice , it must have been around -17 or so last night , the roads were total mayhem , i left work at 12 noon and never got home till 1 am :shock: , i'm cream crackered and my back is acting up something bad :evil: almost time for more magic painkillers :D . and on a side note , i've been told to leave the car where it is by the police as the traffic isn't moving today either , great fun :shock: NOT :D


I ran the car into a bus yesterday Al :shock: I'm glad you're surviving this weather bud. Albeit in some pain :(

And Nik, I thought you were posting about the band Nine Below Zero :lol: I saw them in London many moons ago 11 + 11 more to do when I was 7 :lol:


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You know it's cold when -

you have to chisel the dog off a lamp-post

pet stores sell hamsters, gerbils and penguins

your shadow freezes to the sidewalk

you have to break the smoke off your chimney

you have to open the fridge to heat the house

the lawyers had their hands in their own pockets....

the fire department advises you to set your house on fire

the snowman begs you to take him inside at night

you're shivering like a mobster in a tax office.

Hope it warms up a bit soon for y'all! :!:

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hi there snowy , i hope your ok bud , the snow and ice dosn't really bother me , i grew up in shotts :D , it was -8 this afternoon so should get a bit colder tonight :D

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the lawyers had their hands in their own pockets....


you're shivering like a mobster in a tax office.

Hope it warms up a bit soon for y'all! :!:


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Many guffaws at them two round here

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Here in north Lincolnshire (just a few miles from the humber bridge Niki) its been - 14 to - 17 the last few nights. Heaviest snow for 30 years apparently.


Too cold, im already fed up of it and most roads off the main routes are a lottery. Reckon the tax swindlers have given up but not admitted it yet.

I usually use a naff scooter for work but its just too dangerous, icicles 3 foot long hanging off the house lol. I sympathise with anyone having to abandon their car ive been stuck across junctions a no of times and its scary (the car that is :lol: )


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Global Warming is a hoax.




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icicles 3 foot long hanging off the house lol.

Hi Al: I was up in town last week and took the opportunity to stop by where Forum user Nutter was working 12 hour shifts outdoors in Hyde Park. That gentleman had three foot icicles hanging off his nose and ears - yet that didn't stop him making puppy dog eyes at the girl selling hot gluhwein. She didn't seem interested - she was shivering too hard - but you gotta admire the fella's spirit and positive outlook!

I have a feeling if The Nutter found himself freezing to death in nothing but a pair of Speedos at the North Pole he'd still have some energy to spare to bat his eyelids at the Eskimo girls!

Go, Nutter! :D

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Posted: Tue Dec 07, 2010 12:48 pm
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Absoulutley normal, and a nice winter temperature too (assuming thats celsius!)! Right now here in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan it is a lovely -22 celsius (-8 fahrenheit). This is a typical Saskatchewan day. At least there is no wind or else it would be mighty brisk! I can't wait for January when it hits -30 or less!


Yoda, it's just not normal here. As 'Tropolis said 3-5C is about right for this place at this time of year (farenheight, what's that? Were in the 21st century now, not Victorian times :lol: ).
Guess you Saskwatch's (is that right?) are more than used to it. In merry old England we deal more with perpetual damp, not cold. Even the summers are damp here. Scotland gets the cold, we get the wet.

Alan, -17C last night up your way:shock:
Wow mate, thats bloody cold. What happened with the car? Stuck or radiator? Been going out to mine every couple of hours and running it for a bit whilst I shovel snow off the street for a bit.



.......and you and your metric system.... :lol: I think that conversion lasted about mmmmmmm 1 minute.... :D

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.......and you and your metric system.... :lol: I think that conversion lasted about mmmmmmm 1 minute.... :D


Fast convertion if you done it in your head. Very impressed.
F= Cx1.8+32

Still it's a archaic system, metric is far easier and makes more sense despite nothing natural adhering to a metric system.

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The past few days here in eastern Newfoundland we've been experiencing record breaking high temperatures,today it went up to 13 C. or about 60 F.

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The past few days here in eastern Newfoundland we've been experiencing record breaking high temperatures,today it went up to 13 C. or about 60 F.


Bloody theiving Canadians, nicking all our heat!!! :shock: You can have the rain as well then.

Or give it back, you lot are used to the white stuff!

I find it weird but the temperature here has risen to -4 at 1am. At 3pm it was -6. All I can put it down to is cloud cover.

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23 here right now going down to 16 tonight and I have to take my dog for a walk.


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Single digits Fahrenheit in metro Chicago and with the wind, colder than an IRS' agent's heart while auditing a big-time evader.

If global warming was even possible, let alone likely, there wiould be Canadians and Russians doing all they could to hasten it along, so their frozen tundra would become more livable.

Oh, yeah, and real estate offices in Greenland and Antarctica.


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If global warming was even possible, let alone likely, there wiould be Canadians and Russians doing all they could to hasten it along, so their frozen tundra would become more livable.

Oh, yeah, and real estate offices in Greenland and Antarctica.


Now that makes way more sense than any of the mumbo jumbo I've read.
Look where the land is selling.

Personaly I think that we've done a hell of a lot of damage to the planet. But given the planet's weather cycles that happen over 100's of 1000's of years that diagnosing global warming is shakey ground for any well minded meteorologist. Let's face it, it's another whip to beat tax money out of the workers. That's why the lefties all support it.

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At last its warmed up a bit.

:) -7 at 4pm yesterday, a balmy -3 at 7am this morning with a smattering of snow yippee. Least for a while till it gets cold again in a few days.

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