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sorry - the 'too cold to snow' one.

That saying is the preserve of idiots

I think we're doing GAFFERKNOWSBEST a disservice here. I plucked up the courage to look at that link he posted and in this thread: http://www.network54.com/Forum/590180/thread/1198516762/last-1199120160/pubs+for+26th found shocking evidence of organised hoolganism between Brighton and Millwall...

1.3 degrees in BN2. Clear skies, strong easterly.

You'd think wouldn't you - I went to Tunisia one March looking for a bit of heat and found it to be cool, very nearly cold. Nice country though...

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Croydon I believe

Currently in The Congo No doubt they leave out mince pies and a beaker of um bongo

FWIW, last nights weather was quite strange. As posted in this thread - http://www.northstandchat.biz/showthread.php?t=116391 there was a 7.5 degree difference last night between the temperature in BN1 & BN2 with Woodingdean actually being the warmer of the two - not often that happens. This...

At present, 4 degrees in BN2 - the warmest its been for days

I purchased some cheap £9.99 xmas lights at Homebase at the weekend and the assistant asked me at the till if I would like to take out a 3-year insurance policy for them! needless to say I signed myself up:dunce:

And the steep sided city-centre football stadium. How good would that have been? Like a lower league St James Park! Imagine the match day atmosphere....

Used the like warm water method this morning - worked an absolute treat. de-icer and scrapper:RIP

I noticed Waterhall had standing water on it yesterday morning and there's plenty more rain forecast over the weekend

The Boy From Space bit out of 'Look & Read'

Although my memory is very hazy of that match - weren't we 4-0 up before allowing them to bring it level before the fifth was scored in front of the north stand?

Travel chaos on Friday no doubt http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/dayforecast.asp?zipcode=Brighton&day=5 the 0.7mm is sure to cause traffic to grind to a wintery halt :D

2.9 degrees and raining hard currently here in Woodingdean and its not even 4pm. Good call US...

The fire, I'm told, was in a building in Prince Allbert St that has recently been aquired by Karis who are involved with the King Alfred development My source did not comment on any black plume of smoke

I live in Woodingdean. Does this mean I should clear the shelfs of the co-op and start stock piling soup? ???