Its not that the snow is deep the poles have sunk into the ground due to the marsh conditions under the thin layer of snow. Lies" lies and more lies, so why can't I tell a little porky. But really this is the effect of Mining to close to the surface.
Does anyone know when it's too long to be called a 'snap'? I'm getting irked by the continued use of this phrase, but I suspect it's mandatory at the BBC to help preserve the fiction that it's only a temporary blip and that things are still warming up. I've also noticed that the Met Office web forecasts regularly underestimate the degree of cold, presumably for the same reason...
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Warming, cooling, not changing, doesn't matter one bit to the left, any excuse to foist some sort of tax on the west to drag it down.
Wow..the snow looks very thick..must be very cold out there..
Its not that the snow is deep the poles have sunk into the ground due to the marsh conditions under the thin layer of snow.
Lies" lies and more lies,
so why can't I tell a little porky.
But really this is the effect of Mining to close to the surface.
I'm a global cooling devotee.
Does anyone know when it's too long to be called a 'snap'? I'm getting irked by the continued use of this phrase, but I suspect it's mandatory at the BBC to help preserve the fiction that it's only a temporary blip and that things are still warming up. I've also noticed that the Met Office web forecasts regularly underestimate the degree of cold, presumably for the same reason...
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