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 Post subject: "Storm Arwen".
PostPosted: Fri Nov 26, 2021 4:43 pm 
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How much will you bet this will be the next "disaster" storm, that is merely a gust of wind and doesn't actually do anything?

Also, when did we start naming storms? Do we now have cheerleaders at Victoria Park? Why don't we play the Star Spangled Banner before kickoff?


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 Post subject: Re: "Storm Arwen".
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This is the first time a storm has been named, thats why its starting with the letter A :)

Its certainly been getting windier during the afternoon, might not be as bad as the forecast says it will be. We will find out when its fooked off on Sunday.


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 Post subject: Re: "Storm Arwen".
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Is this going to be the proverbial "Storm in a Teacup"?

Well I suppose it will mean the Emergency workers will be on double/triple time over the weekend just in time for Christmas.


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 Post subject: Re: "Storm Arwen".
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Brasil Brush wrote:

Also, when did we start naming storms? Do we now have cheerleaders at Victoria Park? Why don't we play the Star Spangled Banner before kickoff?


Pools tried that for a bit - gymnastics teams from local secondary schools if I remember rightly. It was all a bit lacking in razzamatazz and probably more bother than it was worth on a grey day with a wind whipping into the Vic off the North Sea.


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 Post subject: Re: "Storm Arwen".
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I've got bad wind problems.


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 Post subject: Re: "Storm Arwen".
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My Norwegian terrier was busting for a pee and I let him out half an hour ago... there was snow flurry’s and he stood on the step looked at me turned round and went back in front of the fire to fall asleep. Must have been bluffing :roll:

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 Post subject: Re: "Storm Arwen".
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get a husky next. mine stands out in the garden to get completely covered by the snow and wind.


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 Post subject: Re: "Storm Arwen".
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Critical Thinking wrote:
Is this going to be the proverbial "Storm in a Teacup"?

Well I suppose it will mean the Emergency workers will be on double/triple time over the weekend just in time for Christmas.

Mind you it has been bad round my area but always is. Local christmas tree blown over, plenty in different areas without electric and was actually blown over by the wind for the first time in my life this morning on the moors. However the snow seems to be going as quickly as it came but we,ll still get more panic news from the media to join the rest of it.


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 Post subject: Re: "Storm Arwen".
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Err I have lost my back fence and so have many other neighbours, two bushes uprooted and bollards blown all over the street.
Storm in a teacup?

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get a husky next. mine stands out in the garden to get completely covered by the snow and wind.

When we got him they told us he was a ‘character’, what they meant was he’s a fly as hell. Does love the going in the sea though.

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 Post subject: Re: "Storm Arwen".
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As far as the storm goes, was down Marine Drive this morning and looks like plastic guttering has taken to the air..sea is boiling, angry as hell.

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As far as the storm goes, was down Marine Drive this morning and looks like plastic guttering has taken to the air..sea is boiling, angry as hell.

we might be all resembling the sea come 5 o,clock.


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..... and a bit salty too :wink:

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 Post subject: Re: "Storm Arwen".
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Snowy wrote:
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get a husky next. mine stands out in the garden to get completely covered by the snow and wind.

When we got him they told us he was a ‘character’, what they meant was he’s a fly as hell. Does love the going in the sea though.

same with my husky. did a swimathong in the river for over one hour and loves the sea down the fish sands when i get up for games. dare not let him off as his next destination may be seaton.


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Despite loads of people without power, not a slither on BBC news. If this occurred in london we'd never hear the end of it.

Northern Power grid haven't even seemingly acknowledged the power cut here, let alone tried working on it.


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Also, I never want to hear anyone moan about how men act when they can't get alcohol again.

Because women who can't get coffee are far, far, far, far worse.


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[quote="Brasil Brush"]Despite loads of people without power, not a slither on BBC news. If this occurred in london we'd never hear the end of it.

You mean when that snowflake stops all traffic and a shopper slips over on oxford street and ruins their armani jacket. For those who live or lived abroad do other countries media concentrate on its capital and the surrounding few miles like ours does.


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 Post subject: Re: "Storm Arwen".
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Brasil Brush wrote:
Despite loads of people without power, not a slither on BBC news. If this occurred in london we'd never hear the end of it.





Is Michael' Hurricane of 87 ' Fish still working for them.?...them poor southerners eh.


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This aged well. … was quite the storm wasnt it


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Brasil Brush wrote:
Despite loads of people without power, not a slither on BBC news. If this occurred in london we'd never hear the end of it.

Northern Power grid haven't even seemingly acknowledged the power cut here, let alone tried working on it.

Only been without power for 37 hours now, it's grimmer than pools form.


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accrington fan wrote:
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get a husky next. mine stands out in the garden to get completely covered by the snow and wind.

When we got him they told us he was a ‘character’, what they meant was he’s a fly as hell. Does love the going in the sea though.

same with my husky. did a swimathong in the river for over one hour and loves the sea down the fish sands when i get up for games. dare not let him off as his next destination may be seaton.

Take mine down North Gare, but spends his time digging for rabbits with his arse sticking out of a hole in the ground...bloody terriers :laugh: Went back to the car park there the other morning to find five sheep round the car.... he never raised an eyebrow, they came over sniffing him I was gobsmacked he was indifferent. Told the wife and apparently his type are working dogs who actually sleep out with the sheep to deter foxes.
(That’ll explain his shotgun licence).

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 Post subject: Re: "Storm Arwen".
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billinghampoolie1908 wrote:
Brasil Brush wrote:
Despite loads of people without power, not a slither on BBC news. If this occurred in london we'd never hear the end of it.

Northern Power grid haven't even seemingly acknowledged the power cut here, let alone tried working on it.

Only been without power for 37 hours now, it's grimmer than pools form.




Jeez,that's a long time...i'm surprised nobody on here hasn't blamed them toffee nosed southerners for hogging the national grid with their influence. sctatchinghead


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Wouldn’t blame the southerners, they don’t need it, they’ve all gone woke and nailed a wind turbine on their foreheads and a solar panel on each cheek, so there’s four.
I have no wish to know where they source their ‘gas’ from. :shock:

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Snowy wrote:
Wouldn’t blame the southerners, they don’t need it, they’ve all gone woke and nailed a wind turbine on their foreheads and a solar panel on each cheek, so there’s four.




Any new pipes or turbines would need to be approved by save the crested newt society down here first, snowy. :wink:


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Damn those crested newts, the Devils work :evil:
Howzat?

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Damn those crested newts, the Devils work :evil:
Howzat?

do not forget the bats.


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accrington fan wrote:
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Damn those crested newts, the Devils work :evil:
Howzat?

do not forget the bats.


And the balls.

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derwent wrote:
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Damn those crested newts, the Devils work :evil:
Howzat?

do not forget the bats.


And the balls.

too much of them around at the moment.


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accrington fan wrote:
derwent wrote:
accrington fan wrote:
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Damn those crested newts, the Devils work :evil:
Howzat?

do not forget the bats.


And the balls.

too much of them around at the moment.


Most of them are round.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-y ... e-59459150




It must have been a absolutely awful experience..is there a just giving page up and rolling for them ?


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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-59459150




It must have been a absolutely awful experience..is there a just giving page up and rolling for them ?

Worth booking a weekend break up there the next time a storm or heavy snow is forecast. Thats as long as i can pick who i share a room with.


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