The Big Freeze .

Just heard on the radio whilst driving my posh car that its going to be the coldest for 50 odd years starting next week.

i might go and get some grit before its all sold out.

What you driving Scotty?

Range Rover 60 plate.

I heard that too,as some bastard in a posh car drove past me with the radio blasting out. Splashed my new outfit too.
I reckon he did it on purpose. Sheer jealousy. Might get some extra grit sorted.

I blast my tunes out.

scottjames30 wrote:I blast my tunes out.

So do I.

2pac and MM me.

Matt Monro?

scottjames30 wrote:Just heard on the radio whilst driving my posh car that its going to be the coldest for 50 odd years starting next week.

i might go and get some grit before its all sold out.

You soft bastard. It's "average temperatures" for January next week. It won't even get close to freezing during the day.

I take it back if you live in Iceland.

scottjames30 wrote:2pac and MM me.

Millicent Martin?

Snoop Dog blasting out always gets the fit birds looking wanting a ride.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

scottjames30 wrote:Just heard on the radio whilst driving my posh car that its going to be the coldest for 50 odd years starting next week.

i might go and get some grit before its all sold out.

You soft bastard. It's "average temperatures" for January next week. It won't even get close to freezing during the day.

I take it back if you live in Iceland.

If it's the coldest it's ever been for 50 years then you won't come out of Whittam towers, your butler will be skating to the shop getting your twirls and pepsi.

South East, East Anglia and the south in general will be mild to the end of Jan. Some frost, sleet and snow towards the north, snow mainly on high ground. Predominantly westerly flow of air between low pressure to the north and high pressure to the south. So the weather looks set to be rather changeable with rain and hill snow at times, especially in the northwest. Overall, temperatures are expected to range from near to above average. Got that right from the horses mouth, well WRAF weather-guesser, so I'm probably off to the beach while you poor buggers have to light a fire. Possible overnight sub-zero temperatures so it's nightcaps and wooly socks.

Bollotom2014 wrote:South East, East Anglia and the south in general will be mild to the end of Jan. Some frost, sleet and snow towards the north, snow mainly on high ground. Predominantly westerly flow of air between low pressure to the north and high pressure to the south. So the weather looks set to be rather changeable with rain and hill snow at times, especially in the northwest. Overall, temperatures are expected to range from near to above average. Got that right from the horses mouth, well WRAF weather-guesser, so I'm probably off to the beach while you poor buggers have to light a fire. Possible overnight sub-zero temperatures so it's nightcaps and wooly socks.

And with that,it's back to the studio.

It's
Going
To
Snow
On
Thursday

Just 
Checked
My
Met App

Lets
Build
A
Snowman

Bollotom2014 wrote:South East, East Anglia and the south in general will be mild to the end of Jan. 

Thank f*** for that! Had me worried there. Thought I'd have to go out and wrap the palm trees in fleece and straw.

Scott, what made you buy a Range Rover, when you could have had a Jag.

gloswhite wrote:Scott, what made you buy a Range Rover, when you could have had a Jag.

I'd rather a RR than a Jag.

Ha ! Just noticed your age as 100. That would explain it
 My sister-in-law bought one recently, and I have to say its a nice car, but like you and the Jag, its not for me.
(You can tell they are made by the same company though)

scottjames30 wrote:

gloswhite wrote:Scott, what made you buy a Range Rover, when you could have had a Jag.

I'd rather a RR than a Jag.

Is it the scaled down girlie one aimed at women who buy Chelsea Tractors that Victoria Beckham did the interior styling for?