Snow?

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AtW replied

2 January 2011, 13:28
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

When you say Down South, can you be more clear? Do you mean like Birmingham/Midlands, or London, or South coast, or Devon/Cornwall?

He means the South Pole.

HTH
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d000hg replied

2 January 2011, 13:10
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

What's the consensus on snow?

Any forecasts for the next three months? Are we expecting more snow? Down south?

I need to know. I'm out of sledges and deciding whether to buy more.

Opinions?

When you say Down South, can you be more clear? Do you mean like Birmingham/Midlands, or London, or South coast, or Devon/Cornwall?
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MarillionFan replied

1 January 2011, 18:39
Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

Think bigger MF... button lifts in Britain's parks?

I'd have gone skiing in my local park if it wasn't for the walk back up the hill.

Already ahead of you GJ. Got 1000 FTVs going through at the moment. Got them through on the fact there is a shortage of workers to carry your sledge back up to the top of the hill, while a second carries you piggy back. Of course, they will only be used for two weeks of the year, the rest of the time I'm outsourcing them to Accenture.
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gingerjedi replied

1 January 2011, 18:20
Think bigger MF... button lifts in Britain's parks?

I'd have gone skiing in my local park if it wasn't for the walk back up the hill.
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Sysman replied

1 January 2011, 17:47
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

No.

HTH

Pure class.
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SuperZ replied

1 January 2011, 16:44
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

A ten year old article. Gee thx.

But quite funny to read

A quote from the Met Orifice in 2000:
David Parker, at the Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research in Berkshire, says ultimately, British children could have only virtual experience of snow. Via the internet, they might wonder at polar scenes - or eventually "feel" virtual cold.

My nephew seen more snow than i ever did as a kid,

I'm applying for a road tax refund. They should be paying me to warm up the world with my gas guzzler, not charging me £435 a year

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MarillionFan replied

1 January 2011, 15:19
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

No.

HTH

A ten year old article. Gee thx.
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DimPrawn replied

1 January 2011, 15:13
No.

HTH
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AtW replied

1 January 2011, 13:32
Plenty of snow in Moscow, maybe you should consider exporting?
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MarillionFan started a topic Snow?

1 January 2011, 13:23
Snow?

What's the consensus on snow?

Any forecasts for the next three months? Are we expecting more snow? Down south?

I need to know. I'm out of sledges and deciding whether to buy more.

Opinions?
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