[Variable]

So yeh, anyone?

[tinkerbell]

i wish i never seen snow...

[Musashi]

Asallamu 'alaikum wa rahmatulLahi wa barakatuh

Only on TV for me. ;-; Saudiiii.

[Songbird]

Me.

sdfjdsfkldsjf.

[IbnMardhiyah]

'round these parts we don't just pack a real hard snowball, we throw it at supersonic speeds as well

[Ilikemyscarf]

For now, we get it every now and then although it does get cold. But I plan on living up north eventually inshallah cause i'm a big fan of cold weather. Heat just doesn't fly with me.

[shsh]

uh..why isnt there a "i am in amreeka" option on the poll?

[Liam_Saiful_Din]

If you love snow, Syracuse, NY is the place for you! I hate it, so I stay inside and sip small cups of jasmine tea from my little Japanese tea pot and read. That is until I have to go outside and shovel

[IbnMardhiyah]

Originally Posted by Liam_Saiful_Din

That is until I have to go outside and shovel

You need to get yourself onna these babies:

[Liam_Saiful_Din]

Originally Posted by IbnMardhiyah

You need to get yourself onna these babies:

No bro, you don't understand. The snow here would laugh in the face of that electric joke of a snowblower then slap me in the face with all of it's icey goodness for insulting it. I'd have to get one of those industrial sized gas powered mothers to do the job...like this...

[Songbird]

Originally Posted by Liam_Saiful_Din

If you love snow, Syracuse, NY is the place for you! I hate it, so I stay inside and sip small cups of jasmine tea from my little Japanese tea pot and read. That is until I have to go outside and shovel

I'm still trying to get my head around the Jasmine tea sipping Liam vs the grumpy and angst-ridden snow-shoveller from the hood.

Nothin' like a multi-faceted guy

[IbnMardhiyah]

Originally Posted by Liam_Saiful_Din

No bro, you don't understand. The snow here would laugh in the face of that electric joke of a snowblower then slap me in the face with all of it's icey goodness for insulting it. I'd have to get one of those industrial sized gas powered mothers to do the job...like this...

*shrug*

It depends on when you get out and do it - when the snow is falling or do you wait until its all done. A few years ago in Toronto we had so much snow that they had to call in the Army, and we had tanks on the city streets, retrofitted with massive shovels the size of buses, clearing the streets.

That was just sad.

[wheelworks]

Originally Posted by IbnMardhiyah

*shrug*

It depends on when you get out and do it - when the snow is falling or do you wait until its all done. A few years ago in Toronto we had so much snow that they had to call in the Army, and we had tanks on the city streets, retrofitted with massive shovels the size of buses, clearing the streets.

That was just sad.

You had all that snow and did'nt build an igloo?

That is just sad.

[ChotooMotoo]

Originally Posted by IbnMardhiyah

*shrug*

It depends on when you get out and do it - when the snow is falling or do you wait until its all done. A few years ago in Toronto we had so much snow that they had to call in the Army, and we had tanks on the city streets, retrofitted with massive shovels the size of buses, clearing the streets.

That was just sad.

Have you ever been to upstate New York durring one of those snow storms? You can't go out and shovel durring the storm, it just doesn't work.

Once in a while we used to get similar storms in my home town. 4 feet of snow in one night. For some reason, it was always my job to go out and shovel it the next day, even though I'm only 5'2.

[farah]

i used to live in upstate NY. i remember snow like a war vet's flashbacks to his military service...