Storm Babet

[Barcon]

Yeah if you wear your big coat now, later on you 'won't feel the benefit' as my mum would have said.

That's like the bloke I used to work for. He would have all the windows open in the van, doing 70mph on the way to work because "then it won't feel cold later". It's fucking January in Canada you twat and it's minus 30 when your'e standing still.

 

[unicorn]

Unless they've got softer of late that is one stereotype that is bang on. I remember being in the bigg market in january and seeing people wandering in t-shirts at 11pm in a snowstorm

I walked through Bigg market on Saturday night after a gig and some of them were wearing shorts. All that Saudi money has made them soft.

 

[threespires]

That's like the bloke I used to work for. He would have all the windows open in the van, doing 70mph on the way to work because "then it won't feel cold later". It's fucking January in Canada you twat and it's minus 30 when your'e standing still.

I used to think it could get a bit chilly here until I worked in Nova Scotia in winter. Was like march of the fucking penguins every time you went out. Brilliant place though, worth wrapping up for.

 

[Barcon]

I used to think it could get a bit chilly here until I worked in Nova Scotia in winter. Was like march of the fucking penguins every time you went out. Brilliant place though, worth wrapping up for.

All my wife’s family are from there. Sure does get chilly

 

[Streetsweeper]

The weather is never shite in Manchester. Wind, rain, shine or whatever’s in between any of them… I love it all.

I’m not a big fan of roasting hot days and prefer the cold but:

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He probably should've worn gloves a bit more often, to be fair.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Back from Crete overnight and I've bottled it and moved into jeans now rather than when the clocks move, the feel like temp here is about 1/4 of what I've had the last week.....I'll catch my death of cold.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Red warning for east Scotland now. Maybe this is a decent storm.

 

[hammocity]

Unless they've got softer of late that is one stereotype that is bang on. I remember being in the bigg market in january and seeing people wandering in t-shirts at 11pm in a snowstorm

Been doing it for years, remember seeing girls in party dresses on a night out in Newcastle in the depth of winter getting “mortal” (pissed). They have no shame barrier, everything goes up there, great nights out.

 

[bluealf]

Been doing it for years, remember seeing girls in party dresses on a night out in Newcastle in the depth of winter getting “mortal” (pissed). They have no shame barrier, everything goes up there

I'm sure it does and often.

 

[kaz7]

Cold wind and pissing it down today , not a storm really but has potential