I don't know about other Americans, but I was taught to avoid walking on ice, not how to walk on ice. That's probably why I fall.
I don't know about other Americans, but I was taught to avoid walking on ice, not how to walk on ice. That's probably why I fall.
That would explain it. It's not optional here.
It's not that we learn specifically how to walk on ice, but that those who didn't figure it out died before being able to procreate.
everything is wrapped in gray
i'm focusing on your image
can you hear me in the void?
TBH I am glad it isn't snowing here, snow makes the roads sooo dangerous, driving in the rain is pretty easy.Originally Posted by Crop
Today was the first day all week that I had to leave the house with a coat on.
No all Americans live in Floridasome of us live very close to Canada and therefore have the same weather as them! and snow make driving fun. Learn how to drive without hitting your brakes eery 5 seconds!
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and anyone else who wishes the snow to stay or come
Snow needs to go and the cold plz kthanx.
Can you guys like give the snow to us New Zealanders and Aussies ? We're like melting over here, we would adore some soft, sweet, cold, frozen, icy, lovely, beautiful, cold snow....
hm, winter sounds so good right now...
sweet, sweet winter...
*buries maybee in snow*
*buries maybee in snow*
Thankyou
When it's winter up here in the northern hemisphere, it's summer down there in the southern hemisphere, and vice-versa.
Is that your final answer?
Huh, look at that....middle of march and we got another 6-12 inches of snow. MIDDLE. OF MARCH.
Our snow has finally gone away it seems, knock on wood. I can do without the hour plus commute to and from work each day thanks to troutty weather.
We has flurries happening tonight/today..
My dad slipped on ice in Wisconsin and slipped a disc.. Had to have surgery and they found eleventy billion other things wrong with him.
Annnd we had a "blizzard" in my hometown in the middle of March when I was in 3rd grade... No school for 2 weeks cuz there were no salt trucks there back then and no electricity for awhile cuz we lived a little ways outside of town.
Just when we thought the snow was gone...
I had another snow day from work today, which I think makes 4.5 on the winter, with five different snow storms of at least a couple of inches (some as much as 6 inches). That is incredibly unusual for this area. By contrast, last year there were no closures due to snow, and only a couple of inches of accumulation all winter.
I've been enjoying it, actually. I've missed what would have been a few very busy days of work due to snow.
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