That's about two-thirds of a meter to you!*giggles like crazy*
24 inches... snowed in... snow day.... *falls off his chair, laughing*
Newfoundland reporting: Look at all tht snow...thank god for land lords with plows.
That's about two-thirds of a meter to you![/QUOTE]*giggles like crazy*
24 inches... snowed in... snow day.... *falls off his chair, laughing*
Steady, Frankie ...24 inches in a year? There's 24 inches in my pants right now.
So, I just got home. I left my house on Thursday.
I went out for coffee with a friend. Once we were done with coffee, we went to her place to hang out. She had a few other friends coming over as well. It started to snow, and my friend said she didn't want to drive in the weather, so I just slept on the couch.
It snowed all night, and then all Friday. During a short let up in the snow, I walked to the gas station to buy chips and drink and such things. Another friend took advantage of the let-up and made it to the house I had stayed at.
The snow continued, and so began our Disney movie marathon. We played board games, shared stories, and laughed and joked the whole day away. The snow still hadn't let up, so we all spent the night again.
Did I mention that I was the only male in the whole house for the entire two days? The last 42 hours of my life might actually constitute the plot of an anime, conversations about the end of the world and the need to repopulate included.
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Steady, Frankie ...24 inches in a year? There's 24 inches in my pants right now.
I must regretfully admit that I did not.So did you get in their pants?
I must regretfully admit that I did not.[/QUOTE]So did you get in their pants?
Yeah well, the way I see it you've got it worse. Like droughts... and Mexicans!I'm hanging out outside on a beautiful sunny 65 degree day, enjoying the coffee and fresh air. What a beautiful day. Its this time of year that living in Houston allows me to chuckle at all your northerners and your 'snow' problems. How delightful! That's what you get for living in places that humans shouldn't! Now of course, come summer time you can throw this right back at me.....
Yeah well, the way I see it you've got it worse. Like droughts... and Mexicans![/QUOTE]I'm hanging out outside on a beautiful sunny 65 degree day, enjoying the coffee and fresh air. What a beautiful day. Its this time of year that living in Houston allows me to chuckle at all your northerners and your 'snow' problems. How delightful! That's what you get for living in places that humans shouldn't! Now of course, come summer time you can throw this right back at me.....
Hey, I chuckle at the fact that people seem to be so frickin' amazed with snow comin' down in the winter. Not to mention the fact that having snow up to one's ankles qualifies as 'snowed in'I'm hanging out outside on a beautiful sunny 65 degree day, enjoying the coffee and fresh air. What a beautiful day. Its this time of year that living in Houston allows me to chuckle at all your northerners and your 'snow' problems. How delightful! That's what you get for living in places that humans shouldn't! Now of course, come summer time you can throw this right back at me.....
But, but ... I never gave it permission to snow in the winter. The weather has to consult with me first!Hey, I chuckle at the fact that people seem to be so frickin' amazed with snow comin' down in the winter.
But, but ... I never gave it permission to snow in the winter. The weather has to consult with me first!Hey, I chuckle at the fact that people seem to be so frickin' amazed with snow comin' down in the winter.
Hey, I chuckle at the fact that people seem to be so frickin' amazed with snow comin' down in the winter. Not to mention the fact that having snow up to one's ankles qualifies as 'snowed in'I'm hanging out outside on a beautiful sunny 65 degree day, enjoying the coffee and fresh air. What a beautiful day. Its this time of year that living in Houston allows me to chuckle at all your northerners and your 'snow' problems. How delightful! That's what you get for living in places that humans shouldn't! Now of course, come summer time you can throw this right back at me.....
Man, no offense, but you totally sound like the non-threatening gay friend there.So, I just got home. I left my house on Thursday.
I went out for coffee with a friend. Once we were done with coffee, we went to her place to hang out. She had a few other friends coming over as well. It started to snow, and my friend said she didn't want to drive in the weather, so I just slept on the couch.
It snowed all night, and then all Friday. During a short let up in the snow, I walked to the gas station to buy chips and drink and such things. Another friend took advantage of the let-up and made it to the house I had stayed at.
The snow continued, and so began our Disney movie marathon. We played board games, shared stories, and laughed and joked the whole day away. The snow still hadn't let up, so we all spent the night again.
Did I mention that I was the only male in the whole house for the entire two days? The last 42 hours of my life might actually constitute the plot of an anime, conversations about the end of the world and the need to repopulate included.
I try, but it's just so hard!Steady, Frankie ...24 inches in a year? There's 24 inches in my pants right now.