Ridiculous article in Daily Mail

"Commuters were facing chaos on the roads this morning as a cold snap spread
across much of the country.
Hundreds of gritters were out last night as the mercury fell below zero in
some areas."


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Sorry wrong newsgroup.


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Brian Wakem wrote:

Sorry wrong newsgroup.

Ridiculous, I agree.

Pray tell, which would have been the /right/ newsgroup?

"Simonb" wrote in message
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Brian Wakem wrote:

Sorry wrong newsgroup.

Ridiculous, I agree.

Pray tell, which would have been the /right/ newsgroup?



uk.sci.weather

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On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 13:58:44 -0000, "Brian Wakem"
wrote:

Sorry wrong newsgroup.

No, no, we can all laugh at the foolish cagers whose mobile death
greenhouses grind to a standstill at the first sign of inclement
weather ;-)

Guy
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Roedd Simonb wedi ysgrifennu:
Brian Wakem wrote:

Sorry wrong newsgroup.

Ridiculous, I agree.

Pray tell, which would have been the /right/ newsgroup?

alt.tautology

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Brian Wakem wrote:
"Simonb" wrote in
message
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Brian Wakem wrote:

Sorry wrong newsgroup.

below zero; that is cold! the Daily Mail always prints its summer "phew
wot a scorcher" temperatures in Fahrenheit so presumably they are using
the same scale here ;-)

Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:

No, no, we can all laugh at the foolish cagers whose mobile death
greenhouses grind to a standstill at the first sign of inclement
weather ;-)

Guy

Yes, but then they'll probably laugh at me as I go Arse over Tit on an
icy patch.

There's a *lot* of field runoff round here at the moment - a few days
near or below freezing and you get fascinating and challenging mounds of
highly polished ice all across the road. Great

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Chris

On 15/11/04 4:38 pm, in article ,
"Succorso" wrote:

Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:

No, no, we can all laugh at the foolish cagers whose mobile death
greenhouses grind to a standstill at the first sign of inclement
weather ;-)

Guy

Yes, but then they'll probably laugh at me as I go Arse over Tit on an
icy patch.

There's a *lot* of field runoff round here at the moment - a few days
near or below freezing and you get fascinating and challenging mounds of
highly polished ice all across the road. Great


That is where a pair of these come in handy:

http://www.nokiantyres.com/bike/images/w106.jpg

Excellent on ice.

...d

Yes, but then they'll probably laugh at me as I go Arse over Tit on an
icy patch.

There's a *lot* of field runoff round here at the moment - a few days
near or below freezing and you get fascinating and challenging mounds of
highly polished ice all across the road. Great

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Chris


Could be interesting for Nathan when he cycles up to college tomorrow... Mind
you, according to the BBC weather web site, we are supposed to have a minimum
of 9C tonight. But the weather site has been known to get it wrong ;-)

Cheers, helen s


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