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Post by bobtrx » Sat Jan 09, 2010 10:25 am

I've just spent the day helping my son build a bird cage 4 metres X 3 metres for his newly acquired cockatoo ( aust bird ) . it was 42 degrees here to-day . Came inside switch on the air con , grab a beer and died in a chair . I'm pumping salt tablets into the old body to stops the fu-k'n cramps , News time on the TV and what do I see all you folk on the top side of the planet in snow and more snow and temperatures that our thermometers don't even read . you poor folk must be ripping down the back fences ( wood) and burning 'm or what ever it is you do to stay warm . We could get the women folk to knit beanies and scarfs for you if needed . I've seen the snow twice in my mongrel life and that was 2 times too many so my heart goes out to you in your hour of cold. Now I see on the weather TV we are in for a extreme fire day this monday , maybe some one over your way could send a parcel of cold weather to help us . Climate change is going from the top to the bloody bottom of this ball called earth. Look after yourselves kids
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Re: Climate Gods

Post by Red Rex » Sat Jan 09, 2010 11:25 am

Everywhere here is so white and pretty !!!
I've just spent the first of my free time this week clearing a path from the car to the door and another so I can get to the bird table to put some food out for the poor little creatures.
Finally got a clear path. And guess what .... it's just started bloody snowing again !!!
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Re: Climate Gods

Post by G Beale » Sat Jan 09, 2010 12:00 pm

Ahhh fook off Bob would ya. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Climate Gods

Post by slow codger » Sat Jan 09, 2010 2:37 pm

:twisted: You missed the dot out Bob, its -4.4 here at the moment, wonder if I can fit outrigger skis on the bike lol.

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Re: Climate Gods

Post by Jak » Sat Jan 09, 2010 5:23 pm

bobtrx wrote: you poor folk must be ripping down the back fences ( wood) and burning 'm or what ever it is you do to stay warm . We could get the women folk to knit beanies and scarfs for you if needed
Yes and yes ... !!!!!

Where I live now, I rely on open fires to heat this old/draughty house ... looks great and is very cosy ... but f'g hell it's hard work in weather like this!!! Fortunately a friend delivered a trailer-load of logs last week, just before the snow arrived here. It was 3 days before I could get the car out and go get food! I hope we have a hot summer to make up for this!!!

On the plus side the kids in the village are happy - school was shut for two days ... they spent their time sledging down a bloody great hill on anything they could lay their hands on ... there were a few nice sledges, body-boards, plastic bags and even a tractor tyre and a road sign. I'm gonna destroy a suitcase later to make sure mini-me has something good for the next load of snow that's due tonight/tomorrow :D (sledges are out of stock everywhere now - and no roasting trays left at the supermarket today either!!!!)

I hope the fires aren't too bad Bob ... stay safe x
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Re: Climate Gods

Post by Glyn » Sat Jan 09, 2010 7:08 pm

went to the car yesterday and temp said +3C which I could tell was cobblers, but when the car warmed the electronics enough it went down to -12C. I went to work and saw a guy on a old Honda 125 going the other way on packed snow !! Hats off to you mate.
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Re: Climate Gods

Post by bobtrx » Sun Jan 10, 2010 10:16 am

My thermometer said 42 today again and 43 tomorrow , the cage is done , now we wait for the cold to come

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Re: Climate Gods

Post by Glyn » Sun Jan 10, 2010 10:37 am

you sure that cage is strong enough mate? I mean it may "muscle up to the bars, bend them apart and Voom!"


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Re: Climate Gods

Post by devlin » Sun Jan 10, 2010 12:37 pm

Jak wrote:(sledges are out of stock everywhere now - and no roasting trays left at the supermarket today either!!!!)
You'll get plenty of sledges on here and McDonald's trays are perfect for the odd snowy day. Free as well. :P
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Re: Climate Gods

Post by Jak » Sun Jan 10, 2010 3:24 pm

I customised a suitcase lid :D works great!!! The snow's frozen now though so it's a bit bumpy and fast for the kids ... good fun though :D
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Re: Climate Gods

Post by Mincehead » Sun Jan 10, 2010 9:21 pm

-12 pah,lighweight temperatures!
In Scotland we had -22.2 one night,albeit up in the Highlands.I`ve had to buy tweezers just to take a friggin piss! :lol:
Hey Bob,I`ve a friend in Perth that tells me the Galah`s have been dying in the heat. :(
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Re: Climate Gods

Post by Jak » Sun Jan 10, 2010 9:35 pm

Mincehead wrote:I`ve had to buy tweezers just to take a friggin piss! :lol:
Maybe that's what this guy was trying to do then ....
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstop ... -pipe.html
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Re: Climate Gods

Post by Mincehead » Sun Jan 10, 2010 9:38 pm

VERY likely Jak. :roll:
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Re: Climate Gods

Post by HolerTogni » Sun Jan 10, 2010 11:23 pm

Hi bob!

Thank you for your compassion - but here in just lightly snowy Munich the snow still is fun:

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Re: Climate Gods

Post by Baasm » Sat Jan 16, 2010 2:10 pm

here its fuk'n cold...

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