Good grief, there are some saddos on here. You give trainspotters a
good name.

You like snow because you dont have to work, but you like to see bad
drivers caught out? What do you do while you are not at work, then? -
drive around waiting for an accident just to prove how much better
your driving is over others?

I expect all those who revel in the snow scenes when they 'dont have
to go to work' make sure they do not use any gas, electricity etc
while the snow is falling/lying on the roads to avoid the hypocrisy of
using snow as an excuse for a day off, but expecting some other minion
to struggle to work so that their own vital utility services are not
cut off. If I were you lot, I wouldn't expect any emergency services
to ever turn up at your home in snowy weather either, because they are
probably staying at home to watch the snow as well.
And dont tell me - it was all irony (yeah right)

On 16 Dec 2004 08:11:43 -0800,
(crazyhorse) wrote:

Good grief, there are some saddos on here. You give trainspotters a
good name.

*Yawn* at the troll. No more food for you, lad!

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Dave

I like snow...

Does that make it snow? Does my liking of snow hurt anyone?
Have I done anything wrong?

Do I expect folk who love green winters to get up and apologise to the
folk of Bewdley for bringing another deluge upon them?

Richard Webb
I like snow....

(RJ Webb) wrote here on 16 Dec 2004:

I like snow...

Does that make it snow? Does my liking of snow hurt anyone?
Have I done anything wrong?

Do I expect folk who love green winters to get up and apologise to
the folk of Bewdley for bringing another deluge upon them?

Richard Webb
I like snow....

I both live in Bewdley, *and* like snow!

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