You win.Quote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
Thats a good snow person
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You win.Quote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
Thats a good snow person
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:champion: :pQuote:
Originally Posted by steveaki13
What's the prize?
hmm.....Quote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
No idea. More snow? :spin:
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Originally Posted by steveaki13
:angryfire:
How about a Super snowman?
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That would be a snow-woman. :p
I mean, as a prize for you.
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It's snow joke anyway
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Well, I take snow people seriously. A couple years ago I built the most massive snowman I could, on the limit of my physical abilities. I thought he would freeze and survive till May. Well, the winter was warm and my creature was gone by March.
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What shall I do with a cold creature?
I see, you like it hot.
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::angel:
Hot angel
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freezing drizzle in Hannover at the moment, never seen anything quite like it here... I just drove back at around 30kmh from the other side of town, saw loads of accidents, both traffic and people sliding all over the place. One car had somehow managed to lodge itself at 90° on the tram tracks. Almost got caught out twice myself on black ice :bandit:
Fake snow.Quote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
It happened to me twice in my life and I managed to keep myself on my feet despite having to walk about 1,5 km. on my way to work. The bus travel was also an adventure cos the driver couldn't control it and it turned 180°.Quote:
Originally Posted by donKey jote
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Originally Posted by Starter
I've experienced it twice before, once in Austria, when I fell flat on my donkey upon stepping out of my car in the car park at work, not having realised how slippery it was, and another time on a short stretch of the Autobahn near Hannover, when my windscreen suddenly froze over and I somehow managed to miss all the other cars sliding around me.Quote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
Today was ridiculously widespread chaos, though... These photos give an impression of what we experienced, including pics of the car on the tram tracks which I drove past around the same time they were taken :-)
http://t.haz.de/Hannover/Fotostrecke...over#n21064843
It's a hard winter
Snowstorms, low temperatures, closed roads.
Now we face at least 2 weeks of freezing cold and even -20° in Book a rest.
I let the water flow because it may freeze into the pipes
We had -13 the other day in Hangover but it's back to "normal" now... Around 0, or as they say here: neither cold nor warm :-p
We've got 26C and no complaining.
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+ or - ?
I guess -, or else he'd probably be complaining it's too warm :p
With +26C in January I'd be complaining about tourists flooding the streets.
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You travel so much....
Who knew where you could be? :confused:
We have a horrible grey endless cloud and +7
Its boring..... we want some snow from you Gadjo. :p
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Originally Posted by steveaki13
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Wow thats a lot of snow and it is all mine.
Ta mate. :)
That'd be a coolish day for Sydney in January. I am supposed to be mowing the lawn today. It's 37°C out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rudy Tamasz
Thanks but no thanks. I think that the cats have the right idea. Lie on the floor under the couch and bang your tail on the floor.
It has been a fairly cool summer in most places of NZ that means average temperatures. Continual wind means the vegetation is drying out, keeping rural fire crews busy.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/loca...ahia-Penisula/
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Guess who's knocking at my window......
Another one... Our one day of snow in South England melted after one hour
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Don't lose hope, Steve. :p
The amount we had these days will probably melt in a month.
We have excellent weather. It's been snowing for almost 24h. Now it's quiet and 2C below. Tomorrow it's gonna be 5C below meaning all that snow will stay there. We have plans to go sleighing tomorrow.
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Last weekend it was windy and -4c , this weekend its cloudy and muggy 20+ c
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We had a massive snowfall on Wednesday and it caused chaos in traffic. The snow was knee height and transport paralyzed not to mention that pedestrians had no paths. As a genuine absurdistani, I managed to keep myself on my feet in the snow but then had a terrible fall in a store where I entered to buy a coke. Now I have a terrible pain in my left foot and I can hardly walk.
Is he trying to get in... or trying to get out? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
That's another guess. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by anfield5
We even had snow here where I live. And despite the claims that it all belongs to him, Steve didn't come and get it!
We had all of 4-5" of snow, and schools shut down for three days! In all fairness it was wet, then froze, so a lot of areas had a decent amount of ice. I think I was actually getting to work quicker in the snow since most people stayed home. As the snow cleared up, the traffic levels become normal chaos.