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What do you say when it snows?Watch you language please!  As a lot of us around the country are having snow this week, I just wondered how you describe it on the ground.... Here in the south west we say it is pitching.......so what do you say? 
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Same as you Mags |
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erm....just it snowing!!! |
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e.g It's snowing but its not ??????ing OR It's snowing and ????ing and we'll have 6" before long  (snowing and pitching!) |
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oh DUH to me again! we jsut say settling or laying |
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Its lying......   |
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ok well tell that to all the locals then cos thats what they say its laying on the ground, and that WAS the question |
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....but they say 'lying' in Scotland CJ!  |
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well i wasnt the one who was arguing the point. I said laying and was pulled up on it. shut my mouth in future. |
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