Pade snijeg..na behar, na votje..
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ma_zdraoooo
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#51
Rece me neko da je danas snijeg pao u Zenici, zna li ko je li to istina ?
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manijak1
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#53
Ne zajebajite se .........ljetne gume 
još 
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manijak1
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#55
Bice ........vjlo bjzo .........pahuja kod tebe -
FortunaBela
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#56
Kako kažu neće prije decembra... 
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FortunaBela
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#58
Juće pao prvi meg, sd ga mema... 
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The_Fluid
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#61
Great Russian freeze spreads west
Severe cold weather gripping large parts of Russia has now spread west, causing chaos in Ukraine, Belarus, the Baltic states and Scandinavia.
RECORD LOWEST TEMPERATURES
Verkhoyansk, Siberia: -68C
Fairbanks, Alaska, US: -54C
Winnipeg, Canada: -44C
Moscow: -32C
Vladivostok: -30C
Narvik, north Norway: -20C
Punta Arenas, Chile: -12C
Calcutta, India: 7C
Mombasa, Kenya: 16C
Recife, Brazil: 18C
In pictures: Russian freeze
Send us your experiences
Belarus recorded its lowest temperatures in 100 years
Officials in those countries say there is growing pressure on energy supplies, with power shortages as Russia cuts deliveries to fight the freeze at home.
Dozens have died of the cold, with temperatures as low as -33C recorded.
Forecasters have said that the freeze will last several more days, and could intensify in places.
Strained grid
In eastern Ukraine, 10 people have died as a result of the cold.
Miners in the area have been told not to work as conditions underground have become treacherous.
The weather has strained Ukraine's national grid, with power cuts reported in hundreds of towns.
The BBC's Helen Fawkes in the capital Kiev, where it is several degrees warmer, says some people are complaining that their homes feel chilly, saying that their heating, which is run on gas, has been reduced.
Demand is believed to have risen by 20%.
In other developments:
* Six people died in Latvia, where temperatures of -27C were recorded, the lowest in 100 years, AFP news agency reports
* Heavy snowfalls, high winds and cold cause problems across northern Europe, causing major disruptions to transport and power supplies
* Flights from Copenhagen airport in Denmark were suspended for two hours on Friday evening as aircraft were de-iced. Traffic is not due to return to normal until Sunday
* Thousands of motorists are stranded as the Store Baelt bridge connecting Copenhagen with the central island of Fyn is closed
* In the Norwegian Arctic city of Tromso more than 20,000 people are left without power after heavy snow brings down electricity cables.
New cold
Five more people died overnight in Russia's capital, Moscow, bringing the total number of dead across the country since Tuesday to more than 70.
This car was covered in ice after a water pipe burst in St Petersburg
Temperatures are expected to ease slightly over the weekend, but forecasters say more cold air will arrive from the east next week bringing a further drop.
The weather is the coldest to affect the country in more than 25 years.
Energy consumption has hit new highs as Russia struggled to keep warm in the severe winter conditions.
Many schools and businesses remained shut, electrical billboards turned off, cars were unable to start and trolley buses put out of action by snapped cables.
Severe cold weather gripping large parts of Russia has now spread west, causing chaos in Ukraine, Belarus, the Baltic states and Scandinavia.
RECORD LOWEST TEMPERATURES
Verkhoyansk, Siberia: -68C
Fairbanks, Alaska, US: -54C
Winnipeg, Canada: -44C
Moscow: -32C
Vladivostok: -30C
Narvik, north Norway: -20C
Punta Arenas, Chile: -12C
Calcutta, India: 7C
Mombasa, Kenya: 16C
Recife, Brazil: 18C
In pictures: Russian freeze
Send us your experiences
Belarus recorded its lowest temperatures in 100 years
Officials in those countries say there is growing pressure on energy supplies, with power shortages as Russia cuts deliveries to fight the freeze at home.
Dozens have died of the cold, with temperatures as low as -33C recorded.
Forecasters have said that the freeze will last several more days, and could intensify in places.
Strained grid
In eastern Ukraine, 10 people have died as a result of the cold.
Miners in the area have been told not to work as conditions underground have become treacherous.
The weather has strained Ukraine's national grid, with power cuts reported in hundreds of towns.
The BBC's Helen Fawkes in the capital Kiev, where it is several degrees warmer, says some people are complaining that their homes feel chilly, saying that their heating, which is run on gas, has been reduced.
Demand is believed to have risen by 20%.
In other developments:
* Six people died in Latvia, where temperatures of -27C were recorded, the lowest in 100 years, AFP news agency reports
* Heavy snowfalls, high winds and cold cause problems across northern Europe, causing major disruptions to transport and power supplies
* Flights from Copenhagen airport in Denmark were suspended for two hours on Friday evening as aircraft were de-iced. Traffic is not due to return to normal until Sunday
* Thousands of motorists are stranded as the Store Baelt bridge connecting Copenhagen with the central island of Fyn is closed
* In the Norwegian Arctic city of Tromso more than 20,000 people are left without power after heavy snow brings down electricity cables.
New cold
Five more people died overnight in Russia's capital, Moscow, bringing the total number of dead across the country since Tuesday to more than 70.
This car was covered in ice after a water pipe burst in St Petersburg
Temperatures are expected to ease slightly over the weekend, but forecasters say more cold air will arrive from the east next week bringing a further drop.
The weather is the coldest to affect the country in more than 25 years.
Energy consumption has hit new highs as Russia struggled to keep warm in the severe winter conditions.
Many schools and businesses remained shut, electrical billboards turned off, cars were unable to start and trolley buses put out of action by snapped cables.
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Bosanac sa dna kace
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#62
nadam se da cu se uspjet sutra dokopat Bosne prije te oluje...
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Skyfox
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#69
@Fluid, preduhitrio si me s ovom slikom, to mi je omiljena. Jednom sam je poslao jaranu prosle godine kad je bilo jako hladno sa naslovom 'Drvenija jutros', on ju je forvardovao dalje jer nije vidio more u pozadini, elem tek je neki tamo skontao zar Sarajevo ima more???
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Bosanac sa dna kace
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#70
a jel ima sad snijega u Bosni?
sta kazu hocel ga bit do ferbruara???
sta kazu hocel ga bit do ferbruara???
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ladyblue18
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#72
kazu bice jaka zima ove godine
ne moze bit opet slaba nakon zadnje 2,3 godine
ja ne bih vala
ne moze bit opet slaba nakon zadnje 2,3 godine
ja ne bih vala
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kekec
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#73
Snijeg na planinama, a na sa-x :The_Fluid wrote:Da se zabiljezi, prvi snijeg na planinama oko Sarajeva pade nocas, odnosno jutros, dana 05. septembra 2007.godine
Ne znam sta je u pitanju, ili je snijeg prekinuo veze (
)ili su svi clanovi bili online pa ga zagusili.