snow..

**Thermal** · 12-12-2008, 04:07

it never snows where i am, plus i wouldnt snow domination in the frontroom, please express your views on snow and does it make you feel christmassy? do any of you have snow ball fights? or cower away at the sight of it

**pevergreen** · 12-12-2008, 05:15

Why the need for the third thread on it...

It doesnt snow down here. Sometimes in Victoria it does, but normally too hot. Stupid Melbourne, could be 8cel one day then 40 the next.

**Thermal** · 12-12-2008, 05:23

Originally Posted by pevergreen

Why the need for the third thread on it...

It doesnt snow down here. Sometimes in Victoria it does, but normally too hot. Stupid Melbourne, could be 8cel one day then 40 the next.

i was specificacally looking for snowball fights and christmassy ness from it here, plus i thought 3 threads concetutively called snow would look good

**edyzmedieval** · 12-12-2008, 09:19

I like my world Christmassy and snowy.

**Yoyoma1910** · 12-12-2008, 16:51

Last time it snowed in the area (before Yesterday) it actually was on Christmas. I was just leaving Christmas Mass with my now wife, and when they opened the doors there was a light snow falling!

It was magical!

Even though the snow only lasted 15 minutes, and was really light.

**Ferret** · 12-12-2008, 16:57

It snowed this morning here! You're missing out Aries, it's snowing north and south of you...

**King Jan III Sobieski** · 12-12-2008, 17:16

Originally Posted by Aries777777

it never snows where i am, plus i wouldnt snow domination in the frontroom, please express your views on snow and does it make you feel christmassy? do any of you have snow ball fights? or cower away at the sight of it

I cower. If I know the roads are "just wet", I'll go where I need to go (I'm unemployed right now, you see, so I need not worry about getting to and from work). Otherwise, I'll cancel non-essential engagements because it snows an inch. Is it just me, or has the road crews in PA gotten lax in recent years? It seems like the last couple of years, we've gotten minor snow falls/squalls where the roads were absolutely horrendous, and the transportation directors are always saying how "we've learned how to do things better next time..." Haven't we had paved roads for over a century? Haven't we had many tens- of decades to "learn" how to treat roads in a variety of conditions? (I'm not necessarily complaining about the speed at which they clean roads - they can't be everywhere at the same time, of course).

**Mek Simmur al Ragaski** · 12-12-2008, 17:34

Same here, I live just on the border of England and Scotland, and it snows on both sides of my town but it never snows in my town. You can see cars going through my town with snow covering the bonnets, but it hasnt snowed here, even though weather forecasts said there should be lots of snow.