It is -28C today with windchill -42C. How cold is that you ask?
- Colder than a mother-in-law’s kiss
Colder than a bankers heart
- Cold enough to freeze the nuts on a combine harvester
- So cold I saw two rabbits with booster cables trying to jump start a coyote
- The rock rattling around in your shoe is your toe.
- Richard Simmons wearing shorts that come nearly to the half-thigh region.
- Lawyers have their hands in their own pockets.
- You have to break the smoke off your chimney
- You have to open the fridge to heat the house
- Your false teeth chatter, and they are still in the glass
- Police tell a robber to freeze, and he does
- Our words froze in midair and we had to put them in a frying pan to thaw them so we hear what we were talking about.
- People look forward to getting a fever
- Mailmen watch out for both dogs and polar bears
- I'm shivering like a mobster in a tax office.
- We had to chisel the dog off a lamp-post
- Refrigerators are redundant
- Pet stores sell hamsters, gerbils and penguins
- Lady Liberty put her torch inside her dress!
- Prisoners are begging for the electric chair.
- Roosters are rushing into KFC and begging to use the pressure cooker!
- A streaker froze in mid-streak! Cops hung a plaque around his neck...so we have to pretend he's a statue until Spring.
- I chipped my tooth on my soup.
- Dunkin' Donuts is serving coffee on a stick.
- We pulled everything out of the freezer and huddled inside to keep warm.
- I saw an Amish guy buying an electric blanket.
- I actually saw a gangsta pull his pants up.
- I'm drinking hot sauce instead of coffee.
- Ice cubes are coming out of my faucet.
- Trees are chopping themselves into firewood.
- Cops are tazing themselves.
- I farted snowflakes
- Even Elsa is bothered by it
- I'm thankful for hot flashes
- Donald Trump's hair freezes in place.
- Miley Cyrus had to put her clothes back on.
- I saw a greyhound bus and the dog was riding on the inside.
- The ice cubes in my drink have goose bumps.
That is colder than anywhere in Australia gets (I think).
ReplyDeleteLove the one liners.
Stay warm, stay safe.
Lucky didnt get a walk today.
DeleteHahahahahaha, these are great! It's colder than a witch's tit here too. (Apologies to all witches).
ReplyDeleteAs my friend Leah says, It's nipply weather out there
DeleteMy Dad used to say it was cold enough to freeze the nuts off a steel bridge and he was a Manitoba farm boy, LOL.
ReplyDeleteBrass monkeys are passe
DeleteIt's so cold the witches were wearing padded bras!
ReplyDeleteWhen we lived in the Seattle area I heard that on a local radio station and the DJ didn't understand why it was supposed to be funny.
I like that one
Deletenot quite as cold as that here...... YET! But your extreme cold is heading our way in the next day or so. BRRRRRR Love all your cold one-liners.
ReplyDeleteStay warm in Ontario too.
DeleteYep, you know it's cold when the snowmen start putting on coats. I don't miss those arctic temperatures. Stay warm out there!
ReplyDeleteIf I'd my druthers I would like on Cape Breton Island spring through fall and Vancouver Isand in winter. Or Southern turkey year round, Erdogan notwithstanding
DeleteThough it is an anachronism: That's colder than hell.
DeleteHere in western Maine, our high was -9.44C (16 F) and tonight it will drop to -21.66C (-7 F).
[ (-7 F -32)x 5/9 = -21.66 C ]
I like everything else about the metric system except for temperatures. The Fahrenheit scale is definitely easier to read on a thermometer.
Vancouver would be nice.
the Ol'Buzzard
-22C is cold enough, though i'd still walk the dog. It is the wind that gets me. I never though of the F scale as easier to read but yes, there are more little bars. I'm so used to metric I dont think about it. We switched to Celsius in 1973 though some people havent made the switch.
DeleteColder than a witch's tit January.
ReplyDeleteThats why they wear padded bras
DeleteHopefully I got this one right. Colder the ball on a brass monkey.
ReplyDeleteClose enough
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