The difference between American police & Icelandic police?

[EagleSmack]

The population of Iceland is 329K... about the same population of Anaheim California.


Add another check in your DUH Column Cliff.

 

[petros]

The population of Iceland is 329K... about the same population of Anaheim California.


Add another check in your DUH Column Cliff.

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[EagleSmack]

Oops

lol.


No worries!

 

[B00Mer]

Reykjavík, Iceland
Sun, 3 PM, Mostly Cloudy
8C today's HIGH in May

That's 46F for the U.S. Members..

To cold to be out and committing crimes..

 

[JLM]

Iceland was called Iceland by Leif Erickson to keep people away. It was much milder year round than the to be named (by him) Greenland, which was a frozen waste as it felt no effects from the warmer currents.






https://notendur.hi.is/oi/climate_in_iceland.htm

Not to mention that Greenland is a much larger land mass, much of which is isolated from the warming effect of the ocean and also most of which is at much higher elevation than Iceland.

 

[Ludlow]

Not to mention that Greenland is a much larger land mass, much of which is isolated from the warming effect of the ocean and also most of which is at much higher elevation than Iceland.

I've seen picture of Maine and it sure looks nice although I'll bet it's rough in the winter time.

 

[JLM]

I've seen picture of Maine and it sure looks nice although I'll bet it's rough in the winter time.

Yep, don't think one would enjoy spending this past winter there!

 

[Ludlow]

Yep, don't think one would enjoy spending this past winter there!

I think it would be okay with a nice fireplace , a big window to look out at the snowy scenes , a comfortable recliner, some good books to read and plenty of Irish coffee in the kitchen. .

oh,,and the recliner needs to be of those kind with the massage thingy built in.

 

[taxslave]

Still better on the west coast. Not much snow.

 

[Ludlow]

Still better on the west coast. Not much snow.

Actually when I lived in the Midwest, we had an outside wood burning furnace . On days that we would have a winter storm, I would fill the furnace and sit in front of the door under a tin roof and watch the fire as I listened to the snow lightly falling . I would sit there for the longest time in my coveralls just watching the snow fall and the fire. Didn't like driving in it or walking in it much but there is something kinda surreal the light tapping of the snow flakes hitting that tin roof.

 

[Sal]

Actually when I lived in the Midwest, we had an outside wood burning furnace . On days that we would have a winter storm, I would fill the furnace and sit in front of the door under a tin roof and watch the fire as I listened to the snow lightly falling . I would sit there for the longest time in my coveralls just watching the snow fall and the fire. Didn't like driving in it or walking in it much but there is something kinda surreal the light tapping of the snow flakes hitting that tin roof.

nice memory

 

[DaSleeper]

I found rain quite noisy in a shed with a tin roof with truss support only, snow not so much, unless wind driven.....hail....you need earplugs....lol

 

[SLM]

I found rain quite noisy in a shed with a tin roof with truss support only, snow not so much, unless wind driven.....hail....you need earplugs....lol

Or, you know, go into the house instead of hanging out in the shed.

 

[petros]

It's a guy thing.

 

[Ludlow]

nice memory

yes,,it is a good memory.

 

[Curious Cdn]

One has flat feet and the other has cold feet?

 

[DaSleeper]

Or, you know, go into the house instead of hanging out in the shed.

Wood sheds usually have tin roofs and one open side "South side". and a tarp cover in case of rain.... for better drying of the wood.

 

[petros]

Or like a carport with a gable roof.

 

[Ludlow]

Or, you know, go into the house instead of hanging out in the shed.

Cabin fever would set in real quick.