Do you think it will snow this year?

not at my place dude it looks lovely on the trees

Reply 27

Integer

I want it to but don't want it to at the same time.
If it does, I might get the day off
If it doesn't, I don't have trouble getting anywhere.

Reply 28

thunder_chunky

I wouldn't mind a little as long as it's actually around Christmas. Any other time and for more than a day then it starts to mess with public transport meaning my journey to work is extended more so. Which isn't good.

Reply 29

jess_whitexx

I would love it to snow! Better than it raining, but maybe closer to november/december time! :smile:

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Reply 30

It can snow anywhere but Cheam! :eek:

I need to get my A-level grades!

Reply 31

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They look quite fun!

Reply 32

Dhaal_Chawal

11

Hopefully not, hate snow.

Reply 33

Phantom Lord

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Original post by RandomPeopleDancin

Found this guys and thought it might interest you: Click here!
They look quite fun!

Interesting..

Reply 34

ThomasD96

OP

Original post by Aramiss18

As long as we get some extreme weather I'll be happy. Love me some extreme weather (except when it causes fatalities of course)

couldnt agree more!

Reply 35

New- Emperor

If it snows we should all get one of theses

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9WN6Q7qqMU

Reply 36

Original post by AkaJetson

Interesting..

Indeed! But where to get them....hmmmmmm.

Reply 37

xoxAngel_Kxox

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This year will be the first for a long time that I won't be stressed out by snow. I work from home now so no worries about having to get there or anything. Last year I commuted to uni and had to get a 6am bus from home, then the 6.30 train to uni then a very long walk. Other than the obvious issues with the public transport giving up in bad weather (especially around here as I live in a little village) the fact is that the walk from the station to uni just wasn't safe when it was icy. None of the roads were gritted. So basically on snowy days there was no point me even trying, as I already got the earliest bus from home and I'd be an hour late usually. This was pretty rubbish last year when it was icy for several weeks at once, I ended up staying with a friend just so that I can get in.

Rant over.

Point being, this year I can sit inside doing my work with a cuppa looking at the snow and just thinking "ahh how pretty". From a purely selfish point of view, of course.

Reply 38

Original post by xoxAngel_Kxox

This year will be the first for a long time that I won't be stressed out by snow. I work from home now so no worries about having to get there or anything. Last year I commuted to uni and had to get a 6am bus from home, then the 6.30 train to uni then a very long walk. Other than the obvious issues with the public transport giving up in bad weather (especially around here as I live in a little village) the fact is that the walk from the station to uni just wasn't safe when it was icy. None of the roads were gritted. So basically on snowy days there was no point me even trying, as I already got the earliest bus from home and I'd be an hour late usually. This was pretty rubbish last year when it was icy for several weeks at once, I ended up staying with a friend just so that I can get in.

Rant over.

Point being, this year I can sit inside doing my work with a cuppa looking at the snow and just thinking "ahh how pretty". From a purely selfish point of view, of course.

*Dreams* If only I could do this! Oh you are a teaser. I'll have to trudge through snow for over a mile again if they cancel the bus to school like they've done before...only to find school is closed! :eek:

Reply 39

Hal.E.Lujah