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  • Guest

    #16
    Does that not depend on how far things hang down????? You know like phone lines, have you noticed how they hang down in snow, tree branches and clothes lines etc. They must be an indicator of the severity of winter.....

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    • Guest

      #17
      I've got to admit i like the winter and look forward to it every year as its my holiday time, i get a week away with a couple of mates, strap a plank of wood to my feet and throw ourselves down various mountains around the world. Been to Bulgaria the last few years and have seen some serious snow fall in a matter of hours, but playing in it and trying to live day to day with it are two different things...o well i'm off to bed to dream about fresh snow and empty pistes

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      • Ian M
        Administrator
        • Dec 2008
        • 18286
        • Ian
        • Falster, Denmark

        #18
        Originally posted by \
        Does that not depend on how far things hang down????? You know like phone lines, have you noticed how they hang down in snow, tree branches and clothes lines etc. They must be an indicator of the severity of winter.....
        That reminded me of this:

        A white guy and a nigerian, where on the nudist beach and thought they would go for a paddle to cool off. The White gut says " Dude the waters bloody cold". The Nigerien just looked out over the waters and said ...

        "Yes and its deep too!"..

        I'll get my coat.
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        • AlanG
          • Dec 2008
          • 6296

          #19
          Originally posted by \
          Which of course raises an interesting question.Just how deep does the snow have to be before a scotsman wears something underneath his kilt? Allyne - one for you to answer perhaps.

          Gern
          Luckily i'm English so i can wear something underneath whenever i want lol

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          • Guest

            #20
            82 and sunny here today,just thought I'de rub it in a bit :nahnah:

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            • AlanG
              • Dec 2008
              • 6296

              #21
              Rub it in all you like Trey. I actually prefer winter. After spending some time in the gulf i've had my fill of heat and also skiing is always down right easier when snow is available

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              • Guest

                #22
                I don't mind heat or cold & snow, it's the wind & rain that bug me. I guess it stems from my biking days

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                • Guest

                  #23
                  Originally posted by \
                  Rub it in all you like Trey. I actually prefer winter. After spending some time in the gulf i've had my fill of heat and also skiing is always down right easier when snow is available
                  I hear ya ,august here gets to be a bit much . I still would rather surf the women wear a lot less at the beach:thumbs-up:

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                  • Centurion3RTR
                    • Jan 2009
                    • 2093

                    #24
                    They've forecast snow where i am tomorrow and i'm going to see my daughter at uni, bring it on. I love driving in the snow, loved it last year too, we had the Capri on the road. Someone said "there is no way you'll get up the hill in that", i did and with a FWD car on tow. Didn't have the heart to tell him i had rally tyres on the back lol, mind you it's was cold, my heater didn't work.

                    Have fun, John

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                    • Ian M
                      Administrator
                      • Dec 2008
                      • 18286
                      • Ian
                      • Falster, Denmark

                      #25
                      Well chaps its been snowing on and off since yesterday afternoon. More on than off! I would say we have over a half meter of snow in the garden. So no joy rides to the model shop!!

                      Not all lost. One of our HD tv channels are showing ALL the Star Trek films. BACK TO BACK!!!!

                      Coffee pot; Check. Huge pile of pancakes and maple syrup; Check.

                      Who cares if it keeps snowing till tomorrow!!!
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                      • AlanG
                        • Dec 2008
                        • 6296

                        #26
                        We've got about the same in our front garden Ian. I've cleared a spot for my two cars to park 4 times now and they fill in just as quick as i dig them

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