Hibernation!
 

Well peeps I know it's a bit chilly on the w*lly in most parts at the mo but surely no need for everyone to curl up in a cosy corner somewhere? Surely we can keep the natter going through these cold and miserable months?
(Please dont force me to have to keep popping in to Soho Massive! :? )

Well, I'm here, so no need for those Southern jessies :wink:

And what's wrong with conversing with us Londoners ???

Some of us can actually speak Yorkie as well, thou' knows... :lol:

Amanda,

Congrats, hope you're still on top of the world and all that....

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:D Cheers Jelster. All's well thanks 8)

Mrs.McGovern.....My heart is indeed warmed by your presence! :) The honeymoon period not over so soon is it? :? You sure you not got anything better to do?
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:lol: :lol: Unfortunately, although the call of the bed is irresistable, we have to go to work occasionally so we can pay for the roof over our heads :lol: :lol: :lol:

:lol: :lol: would you believe its warm here today

NO... Its bloody freezing and Foggy,

The inside of my visor iced up on the way to work this morning...

Rich...I would have loved to have seen the puzzled expression when, as you rode along and were making no impression on the ice by rubbing it on the outside! :lol:

Warm and damp here today - although i've just been out to transport and its got colder guess it will freeze tonight and we are due snow by thursday :shock:

Oh Tara...Whatever will become of the famous Winrow cold feet? :shock: :?

I am Sooooo fed up with this weather.

Went in to work today, wrapped up in fleece and thermals because of the dire warnings. However, I then spent the rest of the day in shorts and a T-shirt, having to slather on factor 25 to keep from burning.

Worse, when I got home to my garden, the searing sun had shrivelled my camelia blossoms and frankly, the grapes were much the worse for wear as well because the automatic sprinklers had just not been able to keep up with the demand for water. But the most distressing thing was that my flock of Flamingos had found that the water in the lake had become too warm to let them slake their thirst, and were showing signs of dehydration - despite the 200 foot high waterfall that feeds in glacier mel****er from the Tyrol.

Even the Unicorns looked listless, and regrettably one had fallen prey to the Sumatran Leopard that lives in the tropical rain-forest area, just behind the shed at the bottom of the garden.

Still, that's what you have to put up with when you live in the North, and I bet MPaton2099 has similar problems in his garden.

It must be getting cold, my lad has come home from work today and asked his mum to buy him some thermal vests. Can't blame him really as he works in unheated/outside environments.

For me I had to turn the electric fire on in my office today. normally the heat off my puters is enough to make me want to install A/C

Sir John of the boccadillo wrote:

*places hand over mouth in an attempt to stifle a muttley type chuckle!* :lol:

Took 3 good wipes before I relized M8...

Hummm , Wonder if anybody's eyelids have frozen closed with a open faced helmet?????

Probs :?

I know mine did this morning, and they still are a bit tender from the de- icer i sprayed to release them :roll: :lol: :lol:

Marko...I did not think that you mature bushy eyebrowed TDM chappies would encounter such a problem? Ah well! :)

Ahh, there in lies the problem :lol: I trimmed said bushy eybrows at the same time i trimmed my black / silver locks.

must remeber next year to leave said bushy eybrows alone for the winter :lol:

Marko..Trimmed? huh..get with the programme mate....it should be waxing these days! Ask your lass! :)

there aint anyone on this planet , gonna get near my body with wax :lol:

now a nice female nurse and a razor :roll: :lol: thats a different thing alltogether :lol: :lol: :lol: