Supernova

Ben has just busted her first walnut open by herself :ohmy: I am so amazed at the power of her beak.

luvparrots wrote: So how deep is the Mariana Trench? What is a Waldo? Sorry I am thick on Waldos. WHAT IS THE WORLD RECORD ON EATING PEANUTS? And what is a Waldo?

Great noise from a cat, the car crash after was good to:whistle:

Snow balls, I aint that old. I spy with my little eye C,S,I,T,S. Clue 2 wheel drive haha. ahem

My mum has a wind up radio, candles, electric and gas heating also all she needs to keep her warm for about 4 weeks also a calor gas heater fit for propane so she will be OK. If we need to, the caravan has full gas central heating and a good supply of Gas. Also a nice nest to snuggle in. Ben is warm and snug, so is Tev my dog, the fish in my pond are ok the pond has a opening in the ice, and Tigg's is being good. I am not even going to try to clear our drive because it is 140 feet long and 13 feet wide, so let it freeze. It stops the outlaws visiting :whistle: I have put lots of food out for the wild birds and they can get water from my pond also. I hope that will be enough for everybody here. Bernie.

I spy with my little eye-- S clue white, cold, and not happy with it.

Men are not appreciated any more for there toughness. You wait Dee till you get a man's cold you have no idea how this Snow can affect us.

Did our shopping yesterday in my 4X4 PICK UP we got there and got back with out a problem, the flash summer cars where stuck in, even in the car park. I have got a toe rope and it is very well used now. I cant do everybody. Did my mums shopping as well she is 86 now and cant use her skis any more. Today we are staying in, more snow today 'YIP'

luvparrots wrote: You forgot the H :whistle:

The scale is about right to.

This is why it beats Hubble. It is farther out than any scope before and more powerful. http://www.jwst.nasa.gov/orbit.html

poo smelly feet. :sick:

I am not very good with the camera. The views from my scopes are awsome, I cant explain why the pics dont work.

This week/end, forget it. :angry: :angry:

-4C today, getting warmer now. Fanastic pics Lyn. Julie I dont need to go to work because there is no work :woohoo: Nobody needs a crane now, we have 12 in our yard and no work for them because to take a vehicle out in this weather that weighs in excess of 50 tons is madness, so I stay at home :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:<br><br>Post edited by: Supernova, at: 2010/01/08 17:22

Nice idea but people here don't even talk to each other.

-8C HERE and we are running out of grit, gas and the Shop aint got any Beer :evil: :evil: :evil: What happend to save or a rainy day? Well it is cheeper not to bother. 4th richest country in the world.

Sounds bad ouch!

Tiggs also makes a great stiff cricket bat for snowballs Why stick a chihuahua in your handbag that is cruel. Tiggs can also be used as a window scraper, be careful of the claws on the paintwork.

JillyBeanz wrote: CAT LITTER? I used Tiggs as a broom to sweep the snow away, he had gone stiff, his tail makes a good handle.

JillyBeanz wrote: Lazy sod! And again tomorrow.

For all the Ladies who like TOUGH GUYS!!!!! You will be safe with them. :woohoo: :woohoo:

Forecasters said the worst-hit areas have been central southern England and parts of the South West, with counties affected including Surrey, parts of Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire and parts of Gloucestershire. The Met Office said it had received reports that between 14in and 16in of snow had fallen in parts of north-west Surrey by the early hours of Wednesday. Parts of northern England and Scotland already hit hard by snow earlier in the week have also registered further snowfalls, with reports of around 12in in north-east England and the Scottish Borders by Wednesday morning.

In 1963, yes the country still worked, we cant do it now, don't mention the Trains

Jill get one of these for going to work. edited by: Supernova, at: 2010/01/06 14:36