It's ok! I'm certified for first aid!
*checks everything*
Ok, it might sting, but if you wait a few seconds the snowflake will melt. Prognosis is good. :P
It's ok! I'm certified for first aid!
*checks everything*
Ok, it might sting, but if you wait a few seconds the snowflake will melt. Prognosis is good. :P
I got a snowflake in my eye :(
You should add the use of rocksalt and windshield wipers to that list there. :yes:
"And in other news the Snowflake Liberation Group has led another series on the U.S. Transportation system. In a devastating series of roadside assaults, numerous civilian drivers were found in ditches and on highway medians, evidently forced off the streets by SLG booby traps. President Obama has responded to the threat with strengthened demands for increased rock salt production and deployment.
More at 11."
Your both equally gay :pShutup :p
(Aka Brits getting chilly in mere -18C)
Yesterday (7th January) NASA took this picture
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/8447023.stm
which is a bit omg
Hmm, looks like the gulf stream stalled.
anyone got a set of jumper cables?
What's -17 fahrenheit?-27.2C
What's -17 fahrenheit?
First it rains water, then sleet, after that there will be snow, which is followed by **** and then the weather turns Bad...
Another snowstorm about to hit the American Midwest. FUUUUUUUU-
tired of the cold, move to alaska, its like only 45 degrees right now.
tired of the cold, move to alaska, its like only 45 degrees right now.
That's in Kelvins of course. :p
The Brit Isle looks a bit like Finland now. Feels like home. It's fun to drive in snow, which is why I don't really understand why people insist turning all that snow into a melted pile of watery and salty goo on the roads here. Bad for the cars and annoying as heck when frozen.
I don't really understand why people insist turning all that snow into a melted pile of watery and salty goo on the roads here
this is how thing go for the average brit in adverse weatherIts funny cause its true :lol:
http://uk.video.yahoo.com/watch/6741223/17522772
Yesterday (7th January) NASA took this picture
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/8447023.stm
which is a bit omg
7 January:Of course London was covered by a cloud, which obscures the fact that it was the only part of Britain where snow didn't fall.
(http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/47061000/jpg/_47061196_greatbritainjpg.jpg)
this is how thing go for the average brit in adverse weather
http://uk.video.yahoo.com/watch/6741223/17522772
its so we can drive on those roads :p
its so we can drive on those roads :p
You can drive perfectly well in snow... when most of it has been pushed away of course. I don't mean driving in a 1m pile of it. :p
its so we can drive on those roads :p
You can drive perfectly well in snow... when most of it has been pushed away of course. I don't mean driving in a 1m pile of it. :p
Surprisingly we cant, just not used to it. Like playing bumper cars at the moment. :drevil:
I took beautifull pictures and send them over to Italy.
It's not all that bad, really. Just don't fall of your bike (by not driving into black ice).
My hair froze as I walked to class.Sounds like a great way to not get sick, am I right?
Hehe, guy fall down. Go boom.
Today I felt adventurous and quite stupid, so I walked out onto a frozen lake and fell on my ass for a bit. Thankfully the ice turned out to be quite thick, and I managed to succeed in not dying hilariously.
I don't mean driving in a 1m pile of it. :p