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1 comment:
To quote Beloved Boris, let's have less skiving! Snow looks great, but the consequences can be summed up as follows: 1) Bumped cars (why do people feel they can still drive the same way as they normally do, on snow?); 2) Closed schools (whose is the choice - the teachers or the parents?); 3) Disabled country (Hmm. It all just stops, dunnit?).
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