The snow situation isn't too bad here, but on the other hand we know how to cope with it over here...
Ikloos?
The snow situation isn't too bad here, but on the other hand we know how to cope with it over here...
Ikloos?
The snow situation isn't too bad here, but on the other hand we know how to cope with it over here...Ikloos?
Igloo.
Watch my link.
The snow situation isn't too bad here, but on the other hand we know how to cope with it over here...Ikloos?
Igloo.
Watch my link.
Ikloo!
😡
... we need a LOL smiley!
German cars are made for snow!
Well, I hope so 😝
but on the other hand we know how to cope with it over here...
Not here in Holland.
As mentioned earlier by Beocool, last friday was our first day with snow.
Almost the whole country was 1 giant trafficjam and the trains (as always) didn't drive as well.
Here, the people are stimulated to take the train instead of joining the morning jam. But if they do, they end up on waiting on stations without trains coming.
So frustating for those.
Location: Utrecht
The snow situation isn't too bad here, but on the other hand we know how to cope with it over here...Ikloos?
Igloo.
Watch my link.
Ikloo!
😡
... we need a LOL smiley!
What IKLOO?
You on the bottle again? 😁
Snow? What is that?
Winter is non existent here. On the 1st, it was sunny and 60 deg! In Ohio!!!!! Crazy.
Location: San Francisco
but on the other hand we know how to cope with it over here...
Not here in Holland.
As mentioned earlier by Beocool, last friday was our first day with snow.
Almost the whole country was 1 giant trafficjam and the trains (as always) didn't drive as well.
Here, the people are stimulated to take the train instead of joining the morning jam. But if they do, they end up on waiting on stations without trains coming.
So frustating for those.
I can imagine, but we always get snow, so we are well prepared and accustomed.
What IKLOO?
You on the bottle again? 😁
Rhetorical question...
I put "igloo" in Angela for Finnish, and she returned: "ikloo"
😉
What IKLOO?
You on the bottle again? 😁
Rhetorical question...
I put "igloo" in Angela for Finnish, and she returned: "ikloo"
😉
My understanding is still 0.
You have to help me out here spaceman!
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