imaginary snow ploughs in central London ..?

Snow ploughs are no use in the city, where do they push the snow, onto the pavement or the other side of the road so they only clear one half, gritting is best for in the city.

I'll have to remember that one.Pretty good! Now a blond joke for you! One day a blond was driving along a road when she started to cross a bridge and saw on the right, a blond sitting in a rowboat in the middle of an empty corn field trying to row her way through the field! So the blond got out of the car and went to the edge of the road and started yelling at the blond in the rowboat.''What in the world do you think your doing out there?!,she asked.''You're the type that gives us blonds a bad name,why if I could swim, I would come out there and tip that boat over!''

They don't have any snow ploughs - that's the whole point. London isn't used to having snow like this and so all of a sudden, we have this freak weather and we're expected to magic snowploughs out of thin air.

Snow plows only work during the very early morning, so of course you wouldn't have seen them. And anybody who says that this is a third world country should fly over to africa and make a comparison, get real.

There is no point in having snow ploughs if we're only to use them once every 2-3 years

Not me.

Only "vital" main roads were actually gritted. Bloody ridiculous, Since when were we a third world country?

stipid fake journalists

No, because they are 'imaginary'.