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I guess from all these heatwaves in the past posts you might be having one over there at the moment, am I right?
Why don’t you do the same when it is cold or snowy? Then you go on about it as if it is something brand new 😉
Andy
I only made about 500 posts about the snow last winter. Put the bottle away.
Yes, none of them linking to the past to show that it was not exceptional, like you have done here linking to countless years in the past where there was a heatwave.
Please try to be even handed ..
:p
Andy
I see, so the record snow in the Northern Hemisphere the last few years is ordinary.
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