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December 8th 13, 02:51 PM
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Why do so many numpties say 'spring-like' when weve not even had the'effin winter solstice yet!
Its technically impossible. Get a grip people - youre putting a curse on the blessed thing
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December 8th 13, 05:44 PM
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Why do so many numpties say 'spring-like' when weve not even hadthe 'effin winter solstice yet!
On Sunday, 8 December 2013 15:51:55 UTC, Jim Cannon wrote:
Its technically impossible. Get a grip people - youre putting a curse on the blessed thing To be fair Jim it is mild but in no way does that reflect that the whole NH is mild only in our very small neck of the woods. I mean the USA is having a frigid time of it. Lovely red sky as I type the Greygate must look beguiling. When is the Christmas get together? To be fair Jim it is mild but in no way does that reflect that the whole NH is mild only in our very small neck of the woods. I mean the USA is having a frigid time of it. Lovely red sky when I typed this (bloody google made me wait)the Greygate must look beguiling. When is the Christmas get together? |
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December 8th 13, 08:38 PM
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Why do so many numpties say 'spring-like' when weve not evenhad the 'effin winter solstice yet!
On 08/12/2013 15:51, Jim Cannon wrote:
Its technically impossible. Get a grip people - youre putting a curse on the blessed thing It refers to the case where the weather feels unusually mild, maybe up to the point where you don't feel the need for a coat outside. This tends to happen when we have a rare combination of a mild air mass and sunshine, the combination of which will "feel like" spring, which is not the same as saying it is spring. It is no different from using the term "hurricane force winds" despite the fact that the UK is not in the tropical regions and thus does not experience hurricanes. It is also technically impossible to put a curse on the weather or a season. The weather does what it does, independent of what we want or what we say. |
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