Hilarious photos of bins stuck on the wall by an extra careful father are one of the hundreds of memes that social media have flooded as a storm Eowyn Groot -Britain.
A daughter went to X – formerly Twitter – to share the innovative solution in the midst of some of the strongest gusts of wind in the history of Great Britain.
She documented the solution and then considered it a success and said: 'I haven't slept yet until 3 o'clock and I keep getting up to look out the window … Waste flows by road by road but not ours Bake !!! '
It comes when the potentially deadly storm of Great Britain became Hurricane-Force Winden at 6 am, with millions received from an emergency telephone warning warning treacherous circumstances pose a 'extreme and real' threat to life.
One person, John McCullough, responded to the post by saying, “This coming storm will blow baking.”
But the daughter replied, “Not this not.”
Many found the tactic funny and someone noticed on 'such a daddy thing to do', while another 'Classic Dad Move' added.
But Margaret Anne warned: 'Don't laugh. Last year we had strong wind this time and our metal shed was lifted by the air and on the road. We had to get a fire brigade to help. We now have a wooden shed and pray that it will survive this year's storm. '
The daughter said: 'roaring to my father who sticks the bins on the wall'
Later she posted: 'For everyone who had himself, he closed the lids. Will report with results in the morning '
This morning she updated: “I haven't slept since 3 hours and I keep getting up to look out the window … Waste flies over the whole road, but not from our bins !!!!”
In the meantime, other funny memes to adorn the internet have referred to trampolines that fly around – something that is known to have happened during earlier storms.
Someone posted: 'The children promised a new trampoline. Just a waiting game now. '
Another said: “If you tell your girlfriend's father that you are handy with Doe -To -yourself at DIY and set a fence for him …”
This is followed by the caption with an iconic image of a man with sweat that drips over his face.
A hilarious clip from Father Ted refers to the reaction in Ireland – the remark 'God it is beautiful' follows the camera that panning outside the destruction pantes.
And someone else even took the opportunity to compare the movement of bins outside with that of the favorite of traitors Alexander during a team mission.
The entire United Kingdom is covered by at least one warning for yellow weather, because the fifth storm of the season -hits, with rare red warnings issued for parts of Scotland and Noord -IERLAND.
It may not be wonder that Noord -Ireland and the Republic are the victims of many of the memes.
Other funny memes to worship the internet have referred to trampolines that fly around – something that is known to happen during earlier storms
One meme was: “If you tell your girlfriend's father that you are handy with Doe -To -yourself at DIY and a fence for him …”
A hilarious clip from Father Ted refers to the reaction in Ireland – the remark 'God it is wonderful' follows the camera that pans outside the destruction scenes
'My bins this morning travel by road' – A meme compared the movement of the bins with that of the favorite of traitors Alexander during a team mission
Derek Blige uploaded a video of himself who ate Irish chips while he looked outside and had it in the title: “Everyone in Ireland now”
Derek Blige uploaded a video of himself who ate Irish chips while he looked outside and got it in the title: “Every person in Ireland now.”
“It will be a harmful, dangerous and destructive weather event,” said chairman of the National Emergency Coordination Group of Ireland, Keith Leonard on Friday in Dublin.
It may not be a surprise that people in the British islands have shared memes, such as one of a man laughing on the phone, has ghettitively: “Roofers and screens who call each other to Storm Eowyn.”
In reference to a viral clip of weather reporter Teresa Mannion on Storm Desmond from 2015, someone said: “We can all check whether Teresa Mannion is safe at home, given her tendency to go outside in bad weather.”
This was a nod to the famous line that she had explicitly delivered and said, “Do not make unnecessary journeys, do not take any risks on treacherous roads and do not swim in the sea.”
People on the British islands shared memes, such as one of a man laughing on the phone, Titte: “Rookers and screens who call each other after Storm Eowyn”
In reference to a viral clip of weather reporter Teresa Mannion on Storm Desmond from 2015, someone said: 'We can all check whether Teresa Mannion is safe at home, given her tendency to go outside in bad weather'
'Finally #stormeowyn unites Ireland'
Someone placed a hilarious tweet with the different approaches that their mother and dad have taken to storm Eowyn
