doesnt anyone like snow anymore?

or is this old skool u.s.w psychology at work

No. I think it's a gradual realization that it's all about to go tits up.
To much belief and trust in models that two days ago almost promised
snowmageddon and have since retreated as they always do.
It would really be better if they worked the other way round.

Len.

"santiago" wrote in message ...

doesnt anyone like snow anymore?

or is this old skool u.s.w psychology at work

what retreat

i must be blind or your from TWO

On 22/11/2010 8:58 PM, GKN wrote:
No. I think it's a gradual realization that it's all about to go tits
up. To much belief and trust in models that two days ago almost promised
snowmageddon and have since retreated as they always do.
It would really be better if they worked the other way round.

Len.

"santiago" wrote in message ...

doesnt anyone like snow anymore?

or is this old skool u.s.w psychology at work

No neither, I have followed this sort of disappointment for years and prefer
to be viewed as a realist.

Len.

"santiago" wrote in message ...

what retreat

i must be blind or your from TWO

On 22/11/2010 8:58 PM, GKN wrote:
No. I think it's a gradual realization that it's all about to go tits
up. To much belief and trust in models that two days ago almost promised
snowmageddon and have since retreated as they always do.
It would really be better if they worked the other way round.

Len.

"santiago" wrote in message ...

doesnt anyone like snow anymore?

or is this old skool u.s.w psychology at work

yep, the 6 inches of snow ive had the last 2 winters wasnt real either.
so dissapointing i must say


On 22/11/2010 9:07 PM, GKN wrote:
No neither, I have followed this sort of disappointment for years and
prefer to be viewed as a realist.

Len.

"santiago" wrote in message ...

what retreat

i must be blind or your from TWO

On 22/11/2010 8:58 PM, GKN wrote:
No. I think it's a gradual realization that it's all about to go tits
up. To much belief and trust in models that two days ago almost promised
snowmageddon and have since retreated as they always do.
It would really be better if they worked the other way round.

Len.

"santiago" wrote in message ...

doesnt anyone like snow anymore?

or is this old skool u.s.w psychology at work

"GKN" wrote in
:

No. I think it's a gradual realization that it's all about to go tits
up. To much belief and trust in models that two days ago almost
promised snowmageddon and have since retreated as they always do.
It would really be better if they worked the other way round.

Do I spy the third post writing off the cold spell before it's begun?!

Richard

Although the models suggest snowmageddon, I suspect some local experience is
needed. Although you misunderstood we were trying to do the snowdnace,
learning how to grit our path, but they said we would never see snow again!
Take That!


"santiago" wrote in message
...
what retreat

i must be blind or your from TWO

On 22/11/2010 8:58 PM, GKN wrote:
No. I think it's a gradual realization that it's all about to go tits
up. To much belief and trust in models that two days ago almost promised
snowmageddon and have since retreated as they always do.
It would really be better if they worked the other way round.

Len.

"santiago" wrote in message ...

doesnt anyone like snow anymore?

or is this old skool u.s.w psychology at work





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On Nov 22, 8:46*pm, santiago wrote:
doesnt anyone like snow anymore?

or is this old skool u.s.w psychology at work



I think Will's cut off on Dartmoor :-)

Keith (Southend)

On Mon, 22 Nov 2010 20:46:39 +0000, santiago
wrote:

doesnt anyone like snow anymore?

or is this old skool u.s.w psychology at work



Or part of the Public Sector / retired Public Sector
Expecting it to grow somewhat over the next 12 months

On Nov 22, 8:46*pm, santiago wrote:
doesnt anyone like snow anymore?

or is this old skool u.s.w psychology at work



I do not like cold weather and to have snow on top of it makes it
even worse. This is also the view of the vast majority of people I
know. Well, it would be; they're adults and have to go to work and
don't like sitting for hours in traffic jams, like my neighbour last
winter. Or they have interests or a social or cultural life they wish
to pursue which involve travel and like me don't think much of being
confined to their houses because the roads are too treacherous or
completely snarled up. Also, snow is cold, very cold. Cold = Bad;
Warm = Good, except on this group, obviously, which contains some of
the most bizarrely unrepresentative people I have ever come across.
If you enjoy battling the elements for its own sake then good luck to
you but I've got better things to do.
If the forecast snow fails to materialise I will regard that as
a result, simply for the sake of convenience and comfort, though it
will be very interesting investigating the reasons. Let's hope it
does indeed all go tits up, as someone suggested earlier.

Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, Surrey.