I use to like snow... before I drove a sports car.

How does a metal major get a sports car?

I hate you and your state is bringing down the rest of the economy.

Norwegian hating snow, wut?

Anyway, I hate snow. I threaten it with a blowtorch every time it snows, but that doesn't seem to do anything.

Sacrifice their leader

Snow fears but one thing.

*unzips pants*

I luv snow epically if a girl made me snow ... but which i mean a snow cone.
Dang tuxedo sniped the joke from me by 1 hour .

I contribute to stopping snow by driving walkable distances and leaving the lights on. You can join the effort!

It's cold; it makes it harder to drive; I lost interest in building snowmen years ago; if school gets canceled because of it, I lose a day of Summer to make up for it.

And the one time I come up with an original idea for a charity event (building igloos for the homeless), I get laughed at.

So no, not a fan.

Purchased it with American currency.

Ok, it wont fucking stop snowing... which reminds me more of why I hate it.

It makes the air really dry and harsh, shoveling it as it is dumping all over the place (by the time I finished shoveling there was already an inch where I started), nobody wants to drive anywhere as I'm stranded across town, and it sticks all over and gets tracked inside leaving puddles by the door and, if someone forgets to take their shoes off, all over the house.

Snow is awesome:
it saturates the ground, replenishing the water table significantly (much more than a heavy rainstorm), and can be stored for long periods into the spring. Snow is the reason that we have perennial and intermittent streams, especially the Yellow River in China, which used to be perennial, but now is intermittent due to over-irrigation. Every spring it is replenished, bringing water to numerous settlements along the Loess Plateau.

If you don't like snow where you live, then you have a few options. One, you can move to a warmer climate. Two, you can snowbird. Three, you can deal with it. It's not hard to move away for the winter, or hole up in your house so you don't have to go outside for a few months.

I live in the middle of North Carolina. We get hit by a hurricane every 5-10 years which causes some flooding and tree damage. We get hit by a severe ice storm every 10-20 years which causes severe tree damage and may prevent normal day to day life (because there's a tree in the yard). We get hit by a tornado every 10-20 years as well (but tornados are more like pin pricks rather than a real damaging storm). I live 4 hours from the beach (and outer banks) and 4 hours from the mountains. On average we get at least one snowstorm a year, although recently we've had winters with now snow. If it snows more than an inch, schools and businesses will be canceled for the day due to dangerous driving conditions (slush+ice rather than snow, which is easier to drive on). Not to mention, we get the benefit of lots of rainfall per year due to our proximity to the gulf of mexico (which is the whole reason that the midwest isn't a desert).

k, today I rather liked the snow, cause the 5ish inches we've gotten here pretty much closed the uni. I couldn't help laughing at the fact that they let themselves stop by a mere 5 inches though.

snow is cool, but not if you have to ride the bike.
-> cold, slippery, trousers can become dirty, my lock refuses to accept my key (just stops fitting into it)

I wish I was in the UK right now.

It snowed yesterday. I was hoping the roads would freeze over so I could call out of work, but alas, it was not to be. I didn't even get a day off school.

Fuck yeah snow.

Fixed.

Fixed.

It was a shitty snow, eh ducky? Got 1 cm over here in high point. Boone had a good football game in the snow though.

Also, snow/cold isn't all that bad when you have good ways of dealing with it:


It's pretty pointless if you don't have a consistent snowfall every year though.

Any snow in early December is a good snow, but a great snow gives me an excuse not to go to work. I played airsoft in the snow with some friends, so it was still pretty fun. Supposedly an inch fell, but I don't know about that.