Southern Shandy Drinking Puffs
Conor
even if you've not watched the weather forecast by the fact the BBC has
seen fit to interrupt telly with a "BBC News Special" about it of 45
minutes this morning and 30 minutes tonight. This was no doubt to let
the rest of the country know that its snowing a bit, even though they've
had it for nearly 2 weeks and far worse.....
Southern pufters.
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Conor
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I'm not prejudiced. I hate everybody equally.
Bod
> Well, its official. Snow has hit the South East. You can tell it has
> even if you've not watched the weather forecast by the fact the BBC has
> seen fit to interrupt telly with a "BBC News Special" about it of 45
> minutes this morning and 30 minutes tonight. This was no doubt to let
> the rest of the country know that its snowing a bit, even though they've
> had it for nearly 2 weeks and far worse.....
>
> Southern pufters.
>
>
Bod
Mr Benn
news:x8OdnRiqW8TDbtnW...@brightview.co.uk...
> Well, its official. Snow has hit the South East. You can tell it has even
> if you've not watched the weather forecast by the fact the BBC has seen
> fit to interrupt telly with a "BBC News Special" about it of 45 minutes
> this morning and 30 minutes tonight. This was no doubt to let the rest of
> the country know that its snowing a bit, even though they've had it for
> nearly 2 weeks and far worse.....
>
> Southern pufters.
Bloody insult. I don't drink shandy, I drink lager tops!
Mike P
> Well, its official. Snow has hit the South East. You can tell it has
> even if you've not watched the weather forecast by the fact the BBC has
> seen fit to interrupt telly with a "BBC News Special" about it of 45
> minutes this morning and 30 minutes tonight. This was no doubt to let
> the rest of the country know that its snowing a bit, even though they've
> had it for nearly 2 weeks and far worse.....
>
I laughed at that program last night. Do you remember Brass Eye? It
reminded me of that, with it's "shock horror it's snowing what a
disaster" slant on everything.
What a load of utter bollocks. I live down South. I got to work ok.
Oh, but I'm a Northerner, so the snow doesn't really bother me. I
didn't come to work yesterday but that's only because I rang up to say
I was going to be late and they told me not to bother. So I dug the
car out, made sure I got in today. Hardly any of my colleagues have
bothered - only ones who live very local to the office.
Mike P
PM
> Well, its official. Snow has hit the South East. You can tell it has
> even if you've not watched the weather forecast by the fact the BBC
> has seen fit to interrupt telly with a "BBC News Special" about it of
> 45 minutes this morning and 30 minutes tonight. This was no doubt to
> let the rest of the country know that its snowing a bit, even though
> they've had it for nearly 2 weeks and far worse.....
>
> Southern pufters.
That's more indicative of "The BBC" than "Southerners".
cupra
"Conor" <co...@gmx.co.uk> wrote in message
news:x8OdnRiqW8TDbtnW...@brightview.co.uk...
> Well, its official. Snow has hit the South East. You can tell it has even
> if you've not watched the weather forecast by the fact the BBC has seen
> fit to interrupt telly with a "BBC News Special" about it of 45 minutes
> this morning and 30 minutes tonight. This was no doubt to let the rest of
> the country know that its snowing a bit, even though they've had it for
> nearly 2 weeks and far worse.....
>
> Southern pufters.
It's not a North-South thing - it's SE-centric. The SW is left out quite
often too.
JNugent
> "Conor" <co...@gmx.co.uk> wrote:
>> Well, its official. Snow has hit the South East. You can tell it has even
>> if you've not watched the weather forecast by the fact the BBC has seen
>> fit to interrupt telly with a "BBC News Special" about it of 45 minutes
>> this morning and 30 minutes tonight. This was no doubt to let the rest of
>> the country know that its snowing a bit, even though they've had it for
>> nearly 2 weeks and far worse.....
>> Southern pufters.
> It's not a North-South thing - it's SE-centric. The SW is left out quite
> often too.
I don't know that this is true.
We (SE) have been hearing about the difficulties in northern England and
Scotland for all of those two weeks or so. We didn't complain, as far as I know.
Bod
It's that old 'Northern complex'.
Bod
Stephen
> if you've not watched the weather forecast by the fact the BBC has seen
> fit to interrupt telly with a "BBC News Special" about it of 45 minutes
> this morning and 30 minutes tonight. This was no doubt to let the rest of
> the country know that its snowing a bit, even though they've had it for
> nearly 2 weeks and far worse.....
>
> Southern pufters.
>
Don't know about anyone else but shandy make me giggle ... and I drink it
straight no no lemonade from asda.
cupra
"JNugent" <J...@noparticularplacetogo.com> wrote in message
news:2budndp9DvGfkdvW...@pipex.net...
Much about the SW?
JNugent
I have relatives there, so I keep a particular eye on the SW weather.
Douglas Payne
To be fair, I think there is about a zillion times more snow in badly
affected parts of Scotland than there is in the SE.
Where I live, the first snow fell before christmas. A wee bit more
falls every day and it hasn't melted since then. I haven't driven on a
slush/snow free road for weeks, and it hasn't been bad here compared to
some places.
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Douglas
Andrew Richardson
> We (SE) have been hearing about the difficulties in northern England and
> Scotland for all of those two weeks or so. We didn't complain, as far as I
> know.
Indeed. A couple of days before the snow started here the news was full of
reports of people in Northern England getting stuck in their cars and
generally having a whinge.
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Andrew Richardson
FrengaX
> Well, its official. Snow has hit the South East. You can tell it has
> even if you've not watched the weather forecast by the fact the BBC has
> seen fit to interrupt telly with a "BBC News Special" about it of 45
> minutes this morning and 30 minutes tonight. This was no doubt to let
> the rest of the country know that its snowing a bit, even though they've
> had it for nearly 2 weeks and far worse.....
But you don't have incovenient things like hills in your part of the
country (E Yorks)
Mike
Ever been to East Yorks? Bits of it are indeed very flat, but there
are some brutal very exposed hills and loads of narrow lanes that
never ever get gritted.
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