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Posted: Thu Nov 25, 10 4:47 pm
by Cannonball
Dave999 wrote:ahhhh they are getting all touchy feely at work here
all-staff messages suggesting that we wear appropriate footware to avoid falling over in the car park........
my response of I am a Weeble illicited no comment from corporate affairs team
we have a weather hot line (answer machine)....which we must call to see if we should attempt to come in on tretcherous roads......
2 miles from the m25 (allways clear (of snow at least) for the last 5 years) in a highly populated area....the chances of any of the road round here becoming blocked or impassable due to snow is minimal
the chances of them being blocked by idiots is huge
can't help feeling more people would actually turn up if they made less fuss
and its not actully snowing and has not yet.....
so two of my team have said they won't come in tomorrow if it snows because nobdy grits their streets.....
i'm not allowed to tell em to grow a pair of balls
stick a shovel in the boot and wear study shoes
jessies
bah humbug
Dave
what anker5 dave GET SOME BOLLO4S
Posted: Thu Nov 25, 10 6:19 pm
by drewcrane
Dave wrote:The news says it is between 2-5 inches at the lower levels. But I just measured it and it is 6 inches.
The snow that is. Don't start.

You made a comment about me being balls deep in snow and so far all we have had this year is flurries and cold temps, looks like Colorado weather over there

Posted: Fri Nov 26, 10 9:24 am
by Dave-R
My Billy would be balls deep this morning if he still had any.

Posted: Fri Nov 26, 10 9:43 am
by latil
Clear,bright sunshine here in sunny Sussex,cold Northwest wind though.

Posted: Fri Nov 26, 10 9:53 am
by andyrob
snowing like billy-o
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 10 10:36 am
by Ivor
Judging by the antenna, there's someone in the volvo in the foreground and they've just switched on the wireless Andy!

Posted: Fri Nov 26, 10 10:40 am
by latil
I think I might even mow the grass later

Posted: Fri Nov 26, 10 11:27 am
by andyrob
thats looks very traditional 'home counties' english, nice back garden
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 10 1:05 pm
by latil
It's not mine,it's work,but I live on site and have the use of it

Posted: Fri Nov 26, 10 1:32 pm
by andyrob
so is that your front door & porch ?

Posted: Fri Nov 26, 10 1:39 pm
by latil
That's for the Mrs

I get this one

Posted: Fri Nov 26, 10 3:47 pm
by Adrian Worman
My boxer dog Herman would love your garden. He'd ruin it, but he'd love it

Posted: Sat Nov 27, 10 10:48 am
by Anonymous
becky woke me up this morning saying it had snowed i looked outside i cant tell if its a bit of frost or if it has indeed snowed

Posted: Sat Nov 27, 10 12:08 pm
by Dave-R
We had another 4-5 inches last night on top of the existing snow which had compacted down into ice on the roads.
2am I woke up to the sound of a revving engine and lots of swearing.
Outside my house is a Renault Cleo Sport trying to go forwards or backwards with a guy pushing.
A few yards further on was a Merc facing the opposite direction also stuck.
They were using low gears and lots of revs. Exactly the opposite of what you should do.
I went back to bed but after another half hour of this outside my bedroom window i decided to get up and offer to tow them to a better road.
Can you believe they refused my help? In fact all but one completely ignorned me.
I wanted shot of these knackers so i insisted they except my help. On my third attempt to get through to them they excepted. I wonder if they thought I was offering just to call a tow company? Or maybe they were just as thick as they looked.
I couldn't find a tow hitch on the Remault I could use. It had some sort of square hole? So I slung a rope around one rear shock, told them to steer as best they could, and I dragged the bar steward sideways with the Jeep for three blocks and around several turns to a main road.
I think they were freaking out a bit in the car as it swung around behind me ploughing the road.
Then I went back and pulled the Merc out too. That guy didn't even thank me. But what the hell It was quiet in the street now so i had a cup of tea and back to bed.
Couldn't fault the Jeep. I wasn't getting any tyre spin and it didn't feel like I was towing anything.
Posted: Sat Nov 27, 10 12:14 pm
by Dave-R
Took these with the crap camera on my mobile this morning as I walked the dog in the garden. Well it does not actually belong to me. But I have the use of it.
