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i know, this guy just annnoys the hell out of me and wouldn't his face associated with Milo (who i love! even though i think he needs to grow a pair and get back with nelson )

i actually know the guy who's your milo, trust me you dont want to fantasise about him - absolute w**ker.

the snow's completely gone, apart from random, massive piles of dirty snow here and there. It starts to snow every now and again but doesn't settle or gets washed away by rain; it's quite upsetting lol.

I don't think colour really comes into it with me, it's got more to do with them as person and my attraction to that rather skin colour. None of my friends have any problem dating different races, although alot of the kids at my secondary school found it taboo going for someone not of their own race. My dad's fine with whatever person I bring home as long they treat me right, my mum's a different story. She's not outwardly racist but was brought up in an environment where you married or had relationships with people of your own race, and even though my dad was brought in the same area in the same generation he's updated his view to current times. I never tell my mum about a guy until it's really serious and girls, well there's no point even breaching it with my mum.

jessiflash - That is a ridiculous amount of snow, if that was over here we would pretty much cease to exist!

Cool, just wanted know because for some reason the places you took pictures of look quite familiar. Or it could be the snow making it look familiar.

Those are actually amazing photos, I love the one with the bird feet in the snow it's well cute. What part of th UK are from?

A friend of mine likes to use: porking. An ex boyfriend of mine liked to say donging, which you could probably guess I wasn't too impressed with.

Happy Birthday!!

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Oooh I liked that! This story needs to be longer than 4 chapters, I've just rekindled my love for both Luke and Taylor.

Lucky you, although I only two hours of lessons out of four as I missed the first one and the last was cancelled. I thought I would've used the snow days more constructively but it didn't really work that way. And I'd love to see some pictures, the ice that's left around outside is a little bit depressing. But it's meant to snow tomorrow, sunday and monday! . So the snow may return.

Yeah it would...if it snowed heavily even once a year. London and it's surrounding areas haven't had snow like this in 18 years, and I think it was a lot longer ago that it was regular to have it each year. Best thing I have heard all day, sounds like a pretty fun party

I know, it doesn't seem like much most of the snow has melted. That's just what hasn't completely gone in my garden. I'm back to school tomorrow , buses are running fine now the roads are gritted all there is now is just slightly dangerous bits of ice around. It's ranining tomorrow or Firday, but there may be a chance of more snow! And yes it is a Sainsbury's trolley, I completely forgot it was there until I uploaded them lol.

Hey I took some pictures in my back garden for now, I'll take some more when I make my way to my friend's house And yes that is a shopping trolley in one of the pictures, something my little brother brought from his travels on Monday.

Huh? :wacko: And Jack Frost, I live in Greater London, technically Kent which has one the worst hit areas. And the news is saying that it used to snow like this all the time in the 60's when they were able to be prepared for it, but hasn't been like this in 18 years. So that pretty much means that they haven't had to worry about heavy snow fall like this for my entire short life span, I'm not surprised we weren't prepared. For the mean time the snow is slowing up but they reckon there'll be more by thursday/friday And fyi - my schools out today, so there will be pictures later.

Didn't really work when we were knee deep in snow pretty much wherever we walked and that was before the snow started to get really heavy. Really wasn't expecting that much snow, out of pure sinicism that the weatherman may have been tallking out his a**e. Where I live it's really not really centimeters, I mean me and my best friend took his niece out in his back garden and over half of her got consumed by the snow and she's about 3 maybe 4 feet tall. Snow here, like I said before, is more like an hour of light dusting that melts away by the end of that day. My parents have not seen snow like this in London since they were kids and they're now 46. We Londoners are built for the weather we get the most, which is mainly rain; that we're fully prepared for. But snow... not so much.

Wow just listened to the rant! How can someone go on like that about something so pathetic, his excuse is pretty poor:

I guess I will have to go out tomorrow then to live up to my promises! But I am not guaranteeing amazing quality . I can't believe that my school is shut, according to the boys in my sixth form who went to the school years 7-11 they have NEVER had our school close due to snow. To be honest my secondary never closed when we had snow just no one could be bothered to turn up most of the time (the school had poor record of attendance for most student all the year round).

It's okay, I wanted to hear from other people how they deal with snow, and I'm sorry for your daughter. Most the schools in the area, including my college, has been shut down from yesterday till tomorrow and probably for the rest the week. The horse building sounds pretty cool, wish I could have sen that. Closest thing I've seen to that so far was yesterday on the walk home with a few friends we saw a snowman built about 10ft tall, and two strangely well built igloos next it. Might go out tomorrow and take some pictures to post here and show how much snow there really is!

I wasn't sure where to put this as it's just something random. I'm from south-east London and for the past couple of days it's been snowing. Now in London if it snows it does so for a day and barely settles, turns to slush the next day. However, on Sunday when actually it started to snow, it didn't stop and it settled. London transport pretty much went to pot, having to take buses but walking most of the way because they couldn't go any further. I woke up yesterday, went outside to meet friends and stepped into snow that went to my knees! It's crazy, everything is covered in snow that doesn't really look like it's going anywhere. Snowball fights galore, it was an amazing experience. I'm going to stop waffling on and get to it. I haven't had many snow days or stories to go with, and I wanted to hear about your Snow Stories. Good ones, bad ones, funny ones, embarrassing ones, anything you want to say about the snow days you've had.

Hey I'm not a new member. Just an old one that has stumbled back across this haven of a website, and is hoping for the same warm welcome as before.

O wow thanks guys!!! Had a fantastic day (even with an exam) and I think this has topped it all off!

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