Are you all ready for -15 and 4 feet of snow?

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• Croctacus Posts: 18,290

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  15/01/15 - 18:36 #2

  Only 4 ft?
  
  I have 6 already.

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• Ber Posts: 24,562

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  15/01/15 - 18:37 #3

  I'm not in Siberia so I'll be OK.

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• Ænima Posts: 38,548

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  15/01/15 - 18:39 #4

  Yeah my car's 4wd, it can get through anything

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• HarrisonMarks Posts: 4,360

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  15/01/15 - 18:42 #5

  I heard on the radio 'It's raining men' so I went outside to have a look. Imagine my surprise when an unsuccessful parachutist landed on top of me, killing me instantly. Do I win £5?

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• Ænima Posts: 38,548

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  15/01/15 - 18:49 #6

  HarrisonMarks wrote: »

  I heard on the radio 'It's raining men' so I went outside to have a look. Imagine my surprise when an unsuccessful parachutist landed on top of me, killing me instantly. Do I win £5?

  
  Is whoopi goldberg writing this on your behalf?

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• leicslad46 Posts: 3,370

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  15/01/15 - 18:49 #7

  Is this for us or north america. It is they who have more chance of having four foot of snow and them kind of temps. Besides forecasts are changing all the time.

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• hunter23 Posts: 3,097

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  15/01/15 - 18:56 #8

  only if the snow is yellow

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• Caxton Posts: 28,881

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  15/01/15 - 18:57 #9

  hunter23 wrote: »

  only if the snow is yellow

  
  Tip of the week — Never eat yellow snow

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• VDUBster Posts: 1,423

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  15/01/15 - 18:58 #10

  No. Considering I managed to slip and badly injure my left knee and ankle in the tiny bit of snow we had between Christmas and New Year

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• mashamoto79 Posts: 2,884

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  15/01/15 - 18:59 #11

  There is no such thing as bad weather just bad clothes.
  
  Invest in a good pair of boots, they will make a big difference in snow/ice.

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• GrannyGruntbuck Posts: 3,638

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  15/01/15 - 19:01 #12

  Yes, looking forward to it as I sit in my Freelander 4x4 which loves the snow.

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• solarflare Posts: 22,377

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  15/01/15 - 19:02 #13

  Will make a change from all the wind and rain here.

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• RebelScum Posts: 16,008

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  15/01/15 - 19:04 #14

  mashamoto79 wrote: »

  There is no such thing as bad weather just bad clothes.

  
  Yeah sure, tell that to the Katrina survivors.

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• coughthecat Posts: 6,876

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  15/01/15 - 19:06 #15

  big brother 9 wrote: »

  Apparently the cold weather is returning with a vengeance and it will be minus 15 and possibly 4 foot of snow will fall.
  
  
  Are you all ready?

  
  Do you have a source for this?
  
  N.B. If your answer includes the words "Daily" and "Express", please just treat it as a rhetorical question! ;-)

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• mashamoto79 Posts: 2,884

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  15/01/15 - 19:07 #16

  RebelScum wrote: »

  Yeah sure, tell that to the Katrina survivors.

  
  Interesting way to take a simple sentence way out of context:)

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• gdjman68wasdigi Posts: 21,705

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  15/01/15 - 19:14 #17

  Caxton wrote: »

  Tip of the week — Never eat yellow snow

  
  Speak to Frank

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• Jason100 Posts: 17,222

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  15/01/15 - 19:16 #18

  Surly the OP means: "Is Scotland ready for -15 and 4ft of snow?"

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• RebelScum Posts: 16,008

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  15/01/15 - 19:17 #19

  mashamoto79 wrote: »

  Interesting way to take a simple sentence way out of context:)

  
  It's a standard reply to the "no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothes" line. Gets a great reception IRL

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• cnbcwatcher Posts: 56,681

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  15/01/15 - 19:18 #20

  Where did you read this? The Daily Express?

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• big brother 9 Posts: 18,153

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  15/01/15 - 19:20 #21

  coughthecat wrote: »

  Do you have a source for this?
  
  N.B. If your answer includes the words "Daily" and "Express", please just treat it as a rhetorical question! ;-)

  
  Lol the express can never be trusted........a bit like door to door salesmen.
  
  The mirror has it on their front page about the minus 15 and it was on some yahoo news feed I think.
  
  Probably a load of baloney. It will probably be unseasonably warm next week with people in the beaches

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• big brother 9 Posts: 18,153

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  15/01/15 - 19:21 #22

  Jason100 wrote: »

  Surly the OP means: "Is Scotland ready for -15 and 4ft of snow?"

  
  Don't call me surely

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• coughthecat Posts: 6,876

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  15/01/15 - 19:21 #23

  Jason100 wrote: »

  Surly the OP means: "Is Scotland ready for -15 and 4ft of snow?"

  
  Hmmm ... the forecast for Aviemore only shows a minimum of -6 over the next 10 days.

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• CrazyLoop Posts: 31,148

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  15/01/15 - 19:22 #24

  big brother 9 wrote: »

  Lol the express can never be trusted........a bit like door to door salesmen.
  
  The mirror has it on their front page about the minus 15 and it was on some yahoo news feed I think.
  
  Probably a load of baloney. It will probably be unseasonably warm next week with people in the beaches

  
  The Mirror can't be trusted neither. Only sites like The Guardian, Telegraph and the Independent can. I'm sure they make mistakes too but they don't write a load of rubbish.

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• leicslad46 Posts: 3,370

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  15/01/15 - 19:36 #25

  If its in the mirror or express then it MUST be true.
  
  The old friend the jet stream will be back in charge around the 26th. This cold snap wont last long and we will be back to the gales again.

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• CravenHaven Posts: 13,953

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  15/01/15 - 19:37 #26

  Why do they think this **** makes people buy papers? It might make them buy road grit, not papers

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