I've a busy day tomorrow, calling to see Leanne, Allan, Helen and then Dolly's ..I sound like a train announcer... on second thoughts I don't, Virgin would have added trains cancelled to 
Baz posted:
Rexi's hubby took an hour for a mile 
Baz posted:I see they’ve charged this guys with manslaughter and arson now
I've just been reading..how could you do that 
Sprout posted:Anyone want my snow?
no thanks, we've had enough
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Sprout posted:Anyone want my snow?
no thanks, we've had enough
And you think I haven't?
Baz posted:Sprout posted:Anyone want my snow?
No ta
Good day ?
Same as per 
Sprout posted:
I didn't say you had ...I just said we've had enough. it's not my fault you have more snow 
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Sprout posted:
I didn't say you had ...I just said we've had enough. it's not my fault you have more snow
Thy backs of my legs are killing me tonight. I really stretched out in be this morning and did it too far I think
flipping heck...when is it gonna end
The Met Office currently has two active yellow warnings in place, covering large areas of the UK.
One, which warns of further snow, is in place for north-east England and much of Scotland all day on Saturday.
The second warning - in force until 11:00 GMT on Sunday - is for ice in south-east England, the Midlands, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Another yellow warning for snow and ice has been issued for parts of north-east England and Scotland from Sunday until Monday.
On the plus side.....I'm at plus one rather than minus
Dame_Ann_Average posted:
flipping heck...when is it gonna end
The Met Office currently has two active yellow warnings in place, covering large areas of the UK.
One, which warns of further snow, is in place for north-east England and much of Scotland all day on Saturday.
The second warning - in force until 11:00 GMT on Sunday - is for ice in south-east England, the Midlands, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Another yellow warning for snow and ice has been issued for parts of north-east England and Scotland from Sunday until Monday.
It’s gettimg better next week ...but wet I think
Sprout posted:Thy backs of my legs are killing me tonight. I really stretched out in be this morning and did it too far I think
muscle pull 
Baz posted:It’s gettimg better next week ...but wet I think
wet I don't like...snow I hate 
Dame_Ann_Average posted:
flipping heck...when is it gonna end
The Met Office currently has two active yellow warnings in place, covering large areas of the UK.
One, which warns of further snow, is in place for north-east England and much of Scotland all day on Saturday.
The second warning - in force until 11:00 GMT on Sunday - is for ice in south-east England, the Midlands, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Another yellow warning for snow and ice has been issued for parts of north-east England and Scotland from Sunday until Monday.
Yep, I was thinking of that the other day. What's it gonna be like when all this stuff melts
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Sprout posted:Thy backs of my legs are killing me tonight. I really stretched out in be this morning and did it too far I think
muscle pull
Yep, cos I'm not as active these days
Sprout posted:Yep, I was thinking of that the other day. What's it gonna be like when all this stuff melts
then Cumbria's troubles start with floods coming down from the lakes
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Sprout posted:Yep, I was thinking of that the other day. What's it gonna be like when all this stuff melts
then Cumbria's troubles start with floods coming down from the lakes
I think we've all been caught on the hop with this one
Baz posted:Sprout posted:On the plus side.....I'm at plus one rather than minus
Same here
Sprout posted:I think we've all been caught on the hop with this one
we were warned a couple of weeks ahead to be fair
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Sprout posted:I think we've all been caught on the hop with this one
we were warned a couple of weeks ahead to be fair
Yeah, but with the amount of stuff they get wrong......
I watched a prog earlier that wasn't bad. Not something I'd run in to another room to switch the TV on for but a gap filler
Sprout posted:Yeah, but with the amount of stuff they get wrong......
don't think so Pam, that's why the named it the Beast from the East but to be fair we can't cope and it's too costly to put the cash in for something that only happens every few years ..it's not cost efficient like other snowy countries
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Sprout posted:Yeah, but with the amount of stuff they get wrong......
don't think so Pam, that's why the named it the Beast from the East but to be fair we can't cope and it's too costly to put the cash in for something that only happens every few years ..it's not cost efficient like other snowy countries
Sprout posted:I watched a prog earlier that wasn't bad. Not something I'd run in to another room to switch the TV on for but a gap filler
I have you on in the background
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Sprout posted:Yeah, but with the amount of stuff they get wrong......
don't think so Pam, that's why the named it the Beast from the East but to be fair we can't cope and it's too costly to put the cash in for something that only happens every few years ..it's not cost efficient like other snowy countries
That's the problem. We need to get our priorities right
Baz posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:Sprout posted:Yeah, but with the amount of stuff they get wrong......
don't think so Pam, that's why the named it the Beast from the East but to be fair we can't cope and it's too costly to put the cash in for something that only happens every few years ..it's not cost efficient like other snowy countries
see I'm not autistic like Helen called me earlier I'm gonna crack her lug tomorrow
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Sprout posted:I watched a prog earlier that wasn't bad. Not something I'd run in to another room to switch the TV on for but a gap filler
I have you on in the background
Is my mac sorted yet?