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AIBU to drive....

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lalasnowman · 10/12/2017 07:31

...from Oxford to Manchester today for a concert? I have a pretty small car and the snow is looking pretty heavy? Smart not to go, or am I being a drama queen..snow is just snow?

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BeALert · 10/12/2017 12:54

And anyone who does 90mph in heavy snow is an idiot, speaking as someone who lives in northern New England and will be driving in snow for the next 4-5 months.

Migraleve · 10/12/2017 14:23

There is always someone who tries to act superior in these threads but actually just looks really really stupid Wink

MsHopey · 10/12/2017 14:35

My husband works nights and had to come home at 8am this morning. Going downhill the car started sliding and just slid down a hill drivers side door facing forward. In the end he parked up and ran the 3 miles home in his uniform and a thin hoody. He said if he didn't run he'd have froze. Definitely not worth it. And now our car is 3 miles away with no chance of us collecting it today. Just hoping no one else slides down the hill and hits it.

Andrewofgg · 10/12/2017 14:38

It’s an ill wind, not to say a bloody snowstorm . . . friends of ours nearby have had an excuse to call off going to a relation’s wedding which was going to be dull as dogshit and come over here for a drink or nine instead!

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caz123456 · 10/12/2017 16:45

I'm assuming you booked to watch Mariah? I'm local to Manchester - loads have people have put their tickets on the for sale sites local to me cos snow has been thick on and off all day. Where I am it is snowing quite heavily, but Manchester seems to be ok for now my friends say, but I wouldn't risk it without a hotel booking tbh

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