on 08-01-2014 07:26 PM
With sub-zero temperatures creating havoc across the Northern Hemisphere, it's so cold Hell has frozen over.
That goes for both Hell, Michigan, in the US and its European namesake, Hell, Norway.
on 08-01-2014 07:29 PM
oh's cousin moved to michigan recently from victoria, she is frozen stiff and wants to come back
08-01-2014 07:40 PM - edited 08-01-2014 07:43 PM
oops sorry
posted wrong joke *blush*
on 08-01-2014 07:47 PM
i can only imagine the joke .
on 08-01-2014 07:48 PM
New York Central Park has broken a 118 year record at 4 degrees.....many places -26 degrees.....bbbrrrrrr....
on 08-01-2014 07:50 PM
Crickey......I saw it........
on 08-01-2014 07:51 PM
My friend lives in Wisconsin and they have -25deg.....................she said you cant go out, it is just too cold. They live on the Fox River and it is frozen over.
on 08-01-2014 09:34 PM
I was in the US, just below New York, for a month in November when it was not cold. Like hell, wasn't it! The air was not icy, but I could feel the cold earth through my shoes. My feet were cold, the whole time I was there. The grog was cheap, though.
on 08-01-2014 10:11 PM
8 degrees now. It was 1 the other day, but will be 50 on sunday. My fingers were frozen to the point they hurt just in the time it took to put air in my tires. The 30 mph wind didn't help. Somewhere it was -52....antifreeze freezes and toss a pot of boiling water in the air it turns to ice before it hits the ground.
I happen to like the varying temps here....rarely very cold and rarely very hot. (I have no problem with either.... for short periods!)
on 08-01-2014 10:12 PM
@lakeland27 wrote:i can only imagine the joke .
It was that is hell exothermic one, but it was the wrong version, I meant to post the version that proved hell had frozen over, but copied the wrong one and didn't have time to get the right one to beat the edit and then a butterfly flew past and I noticed some shiny things and well, I never got round to posting the right one