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Anyone else thinking of a word beginning with J and ending in izz?

Honestly if we have a solid 3 months of snow in the UK as that article claims I will buy everyone on OCUK a new PC.

Anyone else thinking of a word beginning with J and ending in izz?

Even worse than that, you can guarantee it will be the wrong type of snow!!
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I just bought my wife a snow shovel for Xmas, I hope she likes it.
I expect she won't use it, just like lingerie and corsetry I have bought for her in the past.
It's frightening the amount of people that read newspaper sites here.

You took the words right out of his mouth....![]()
How about this: winter is coming, it might snow.
Even worse than that, you can guarantee it will be the wrong type of snow!!
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I would be interested to know how many of you could go to your wardrobes and pick out a set of clothing that would allow you to safely undertake a 5 mile journey on foot at night in -10C? Most people in 63 would have been able too!
Amblers steel FS56 warmlined boots + yaktrax pro ice cleats, winter parka rated to -20C. Various layers for upper body and some paratrooper combat trousers not to mention gloves (thermal layer + water resistant outer) and even managed to dig out a hand windable LED lantern with SOS functionality heh. Cheating a bit though as between work which sometimes requires outdoor physical stuff and the odd stint of airsoft (done weekender before in -10C type weather) I'm somewhat prepared.*So called UK "blizzards" are very rare outside of the hills and uplands. A blizzard is when you have 50mph winds and you're battling against snow blowing sideways freezing your face, not heavy snow falling vertically with a little bit of wind, thats just heavy snow...