So who's enjoying the weather?

[titanic3]

Oh man, DMGOD is on a roll.

[F22RaptorDude]

Oh man, DMGOD is on a roll.

[skorpion]

Quote from: DMGOD on December 26, 2010, 02:12:41 AM

i find you funny. you havent even noticed that i moved to oshkosh over the summer, hence the reason i didnt have much activity here from late june- mid august.  if you wanna come to my house and personally tell me i dont live in indiana, your more than welcome to do so.

[B-17]

I'm from Canada. Just outside of Toronto, actually. We get about 1' of snow... it's pathetic. But it's already hitting about 8-10 degrees C out here at night... sitting here with now shirt... I can barely type

[skorpion]

I'm from Canada. Just outside of Toronto, actually. We get about 1' of snow... it's pathetic. But it's already hitting about 8-10 degrees C out here at night... sitting here with now shirt... I can barely type

just a shirt?! put some pants on man!

but how can you be getting snow in september? i thought that it doesnt come until mid november for you canadians!

[Spikes]

NYC. 6"+ means at least 6 inches. Doesn't mean it's exactly 6 inches. I've seen my fair share of 3ft snow. And that's in the 5 boroughs, I don't want to go upstate and see what happens there.

No, you don't. Maybe like 6+ feet of cumulative snowfall.

[titanic3]

Eeks, I remember one particular snowstorm we had (2004? 2005?) that had 6-7 ft of snow. The front door was blocked and we had to go out using a ladder from the 2nd floor to clean the snow. That's always fun.

[B-17]

The front door was blocked and we had to go out using a ladder from the 2nd floor to clean the snow. That's always fun.

That's a lot of snow...

just a shirt?! put some pants on man!

but how can you be getting snow in september? i thought that it doesnt come until mid november for you canadians!

No snow yet, I meant 8-10 degrees CELSIUS, not Fahrenheit

And pardon me, NO shirt, WITH pants.

[VonMessa]

A whole 6"+ ??

Tell us. what part of NE Florida do you live? LOL

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You don't have snow, it's just cold dry air.

Us North Easterners have to deal with 6"+ snow every year. Annoying as heck. I'd rather be in class or working than shoveling snow.

Annoying how?

[Tyrannis]

I dont know why, but i never seem to get cold. Im usually outside in shorts&muscle shirt during a snow storm while everyone else is huddled in 4 diff sets of hoodies. I tend to love winter. The silence the snow causes, its just a peaceful environment. Especially since im the only one who walks around in the cold 

Eeks, I remember one particular snowstorm we had (2004? 2005?) that had 6-7 ft of snow. The front door was blocked and we had to go out using a ladder from the 2nd floor to clean the snow. That's always fun.

I live in lower Ohio, Weve had some bad ones aswell. think it was around 06-07 we had some heavy snow that nocked power out for the whole week before christmas (came back on christmas day)

We had a lot of canned food stocked for such an occasion, I ended up putting them in the sink, then running the water as hot as possible and then just let the water heat the soup as best it could. was just warm enough.

In 09 Mother Nature trolled us. She didnt snow for 3 weeks straight, but at the end of winter she went out hard. Snowed about 8-9 inches for 3 days.  I remember my mother sending me outside to shovel the driveway so she could get to work in the morning, only to have the driveway completely covered again in the morning. Power flickered, Roads were shut down. Took about 2 weeks for all the snow to finally melt away.

[titanic3]

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Annoying how?

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I already explained it, so look up and see my answer. When I say 6"+, I don't mean just 6 inches. I mean AT LEAST 6 inches. So again....for the "other" folks....I've seen 3-4ft of snow in one storm (not mentioning snow that was previously there or snow that comes in after), so I know what it's probably like upstate every year. NYC just doesn't get as much, but we will SOMETIMES do.



I don't get what you're trying to show with that picture. That I'm right and snow IS annoying? Or do you prefer to sit there and shovel out snow under your car? 

[SlapShot]

I dont know why, but i never seem to get cold. Im usually outside in shorts&muscle shirt during a snow storm while everyone else is huddled in 4 diff sets of hoodies. I tend to love winter. The silence the snow causes, its just a peaceful environment. Especially since im the only one who walks around in the cold 

I live in lower Ohio, Weve had some bad ones aswell. think it was around 06-07 we had some heavy snow that nocked power out for the whole week before christmas (came back on christmas day)

We had a lot of canned food stocked for such an occasion, I ended up putting them in the sink, then running the water as hot as possible and then just let the water heat the soup as best it could. was just warm enough.

In 09 Mother Nature trolled us. She didnt snow for 3 weeks straight, but at the end of winter she went out hard. Snowed about 8-9 inches for 3 days.  I remember my mother sending me outside to shovel the driveway so she could get to work in the morning, only to have the driveway completely covered again in the morning. Power flickered, Roads were shut down. Took about 2 weeks for all the snow to finally melt away.

You had no power but you had hot water ...

[Dichotomy]

Be nice 

that would be SO out of character

[Rino]

     I'm getting spoiled rotten down here in Charlotte.  These guys just let the snow melt, don't even bother plowing
it    I go to dialysis 3 times a week <not something you can just blow off>, and we had a hard freeze after a minor
snow storm.

     I was driving to the center thinking no big deal, couple inches and some ice...whoop de doo.  But it took me 4 days
to get my new eyeglasses because the optical people couldn't make it in to work 

[Dichotomy]

so I take el stupido out this morning and it's cool.  I didn't break a sweat the minute I went outside then I noticed that the yard was wet and I wasn't calculating how much that cost me.  I love this.