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**evammaUselp** · 01-08-2010, 03:10 AM

Britain is under the impression it is in the midst of 'the Day After Tomorrow'. It did take me 4 hours to get into work on Tuesday, but only because I just missed a train and a few being cancelled after that. However yesterday I arrived earlier than I have done in maybe the past 6 months. I guess it was the right sort of snow on the line.

I doubt anyone is actually feeling like a popsicle as most of us seem to burning gas like it's going out of fashion.
Keep it tight and stay frosty!

01-08-2010, 03:10 AM	#3
evammaUselp Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 427 Senior Member	Britain is under the impression it is in the midst of 'the Day After Tomorrow'. It did take me 4 hours to get into work on Tuesday, but only because I just missed a train and a few being cancelled after that. However yesterday I arrived earlier than I have done in maybe the past 6 months. I guess it was the right sort of snow on the line. I doubt anyone is actually feeling like a popsicle as most of us seem to burning gas like it's going out of fashion. Keep it tight and stay frosty!
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