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Well Hello,
It's a Monday, and yes it's rant time I can't hold this one back I had a quick glance in the Mirror Paper yesterday, page two headline, Big Freeze Set To Hit The Uk They claimed the snowstorm that effected New York last weekend was heading our way That the south-east could even see a slight covering in places And the temperatures... wait for it Will be as low as 4 degrees C in places That is Plus 4 degrees, not minus I laughed out loud when i read the article ![]() Let's see, New York had two foot of snow over the weekend. I checked out various New York webcams during the event and since Roads have been cleared and are open. People in New York will be going to work today Children will be going to school today As they will be in other countries that have severe winters, parts of Finland for example So isn't it curious that London and the South-East area of England in general can't seem to cope with a light snow cover I know it's become a very rare event, but really New York can cope with a huge snowstorm, they pick themselves up and get on with it, so London should really be able to cope with light snow That's the end of my rant for today |
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Oh yeah, this cold snap has not even delivered a slight frost to the
North Devon area yet The precip on Saturday evening remained as rain until it stopped, despite the temperature dropping back to 36.9F |
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Oh dear, spot the obvious mistake in my first post lol
Ok, it's really Tuesday, so let's just call this Tuesday's Rant I only had a couple hours of sleep last night, that's my excuse anyway ![]() |
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"BlueLightning" wrote in message
oups.com Oh dear, spot the obvious mistake in my first post lol Ok, it's really Tuesday, so let's just call this Tuesday's Rant I only had a couple hours of sleep last night, that's my excuse anyway ![]() It's OK. Nice to find someone literate admitting he reads the Daily Mirror in depth. I am suprised there is so little for you to rant about though. Just imagine if you had the ability to read Billy the Goat upside down while taking charge of a large country. -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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![]() BlueLightning wrote: Well Hello, It's a Monday, and yes it's rant time I can't hold this one back I had a quick glance in the Mirror Paper yesterday, page two headline, Big Freeze Set To Hit The Uk What do you expect from a comic like the Daily Mirror. It wouldn't have appeared in a decent paper like the Daily Mail ! ;-) Joe Wolverhampton |
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On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 10:52:26 +0000, Joe Egginton
wrote: What do you expect from a comic like the Daily Mirror. It wouldn't have appeared in a decent paper like the Daily Mail ! ;-) Ah but even the DT today reports (p6) that 'Temperatures across southern Britain yesterday did not fall much below 4F...'. They're obviously preparing us for the forthcoming global cooling but still glad that it wasn't that cool in my neck of the woods. JGD www.weatherstations.co.uk |
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![]() "John Dann" wrote in message ... On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 10:52:26 +0000, Joe Egginton wrote: What do you expect from a comic like the Daily Mirror. It wouldn't have appeared in a decent paper like the Daily Mail ! ;-) Ah but even the DT today reports (p6) that 'Temperatures across southern Britain yesterday did not fall much below 4F...'. They're obviously preparing us for the forthcoming global cooling but still glad that it wasn't that cool in my neck of the woods. JGD www.weatherstations.co.uk Now 4F that would be cold! its -15.56C about ![]() Alan.w |
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Trouble is that this highlights a serious point. Most people will take all
of this as accurate and pass it on. There are lots of other things going on in politics and around the world which are reported with the same disinformation and errors. Control the media and control the masses. Except for us lot of course! Dave |
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Hear hear Dave!
---------------------------------------------------------- "Dave.C" wrote in message . uk... Trouble is that this highlights a serious point. Most people will take all of this as accurate and pass it on. There are lots of other things going on in politics and around the world which are reported with the same disinformation and errors. Control the media and control the masses. Except for us lot of course! Dave |
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On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 12:23:27 GMT, "Dave.C"
wrote: Trouble is that this highlights a serious point. Most people will take all of this as accurate and pass it on. There are lots of other things going on in politics and around the world which are reported with the same disinformation and errors. Control the media and control the masses. Except for us lot of course! Well said Dave. Whenever I read in the media about something which I KNOW all the facts about, they ALWAYS, without fail, get it hopelessly wrong. Makes you wonder if ANY of what they report is well researched and not deliberately misleading ............ |
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