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By (user no longer on site) OP 20 weeks ago
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"For Mr, poor man is struggling on working in it. For me, it's lighting the log burners and cooking a Sunday roast so he's coming home to warmth, comfort and me of course 
Ruby"
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By *a LunaWoman 20 weeks ago
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"It’s all fun and games until someone breaks an arm!
Or a snowball in the eye!"
Jonn gets it!
And try schlepping to A&E in the snow with a broken arm and your eyeball hanging out of your head!
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"Where is this mythical snow I've heard of? "
lol lol lol
Not mythical up north… big problem as people really don’t know how to drive properly and just abandon their cars when they get stuck because pushing the accelerator to the floor in first doesn’t get the desired effect. Puts face in hands in despair. |
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ive been busy
first off dug my own long pathway of the snow.
then walts across the road to do the elderly neighbours long pathways.
whilst taking breaks of coarse and warm those lungs back up.
its what i do every winter for the last 40 years also did the rd as well so get on the drive.
but arrogant neighbours have a bad habbit of parking where its been dug out clear because they cant be bothered doing there own spots.
i also have sand and salt taken from the gritters tub but thats used on the rd and police when they call for shovels as they got stuck  |
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