Britain Starting To Freak Out A Bit   WITH heavy snow covering
Britain for the 21st day in a row, people across the country
were last night showing the first signs of starting to freak
out.  You, by about three-ish  As the Met Office warned that the
blizzards would continue indefinitely, friends and neighbours in
the midlands and the south east began taking it in turn to lose
it, just a little bit, and then hit each other very hard across
the face.  On the roads the RAC reported a 48% increase in
nervous laughter and sounding the horn for no reason and in the
nation's pubs, drinkers were making light of the extreme
conditions while surveying the room and deciding who they are
going to eat and in what order.  Tom Logan, from Finsbury Park,
said: "There is something about this that just doesn't feel
right, you know? I mean… you know… what happens if it doesn't
melt? What if Dennis Quaid was right and this really is the
start of a new ice age?  "I'm telling you now, I won't last five
minutes in an ice age. My fe