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AKA what, we got Snow?  Really?  Wow, people not from Minnesota/Canada wouldn't know what to do with what we consider normal ;P  Who's getting/got pounded and how's it going?

In front of my house:



And more annoyingly, in front of my car:



Had many inches of snow on it before I brushed it off

Didn't get a lot of snow for a while in Montreal...

A bit of snow three times a week, I like it like that.




What's that sign in your window?

Discussion something disruption ?

"Discussion, not disruption."  If you followed the US health care debate, for a while, at the "town hall meetings" (representatives meetings in their districts with their constituencies), when the subject of health care came up, a lot of right wingers would shout and scream to prevent discussion from even occuring, and thus fuck up the whole debate and information sharing.  I think, based on your alias, you can probably think of several other historical leaders who had their people do this....  But most of these people were shipped in and weren't even living in the districts.  The groups backing these types of events (along with most of the "Tea Bagger" movement) had connections to and were funded by huge corporations.

plus many of them would benefit from "evil socialist medicine" anyways.

Our snow here melted :<. There's maybe an inch in spots, that's all.

(12-25-2009, 10:19 AM)TVs Luca link Wrote: [ -> ]plus many of them would benefit from "evil socialist medicine" anyways.

Our snow here melted :<. There's maybe an inch in spots, that's all.

Likewise, we usually get some hefty storms by now, being on the southern coast of Lake Ontario, but nothing but light dustings that melt in a matter of hours.

Living in Maine Karrde, I fully understand the hidden en message in your post.

Sadly, this is taken off my porch *right now*

(12-25-2009, 10:19 AM)TVs Luca link Wrote: [ -> ]plus many of them would benefit from "evil socialist medicine" anyways.

Our snow here melted :<. There's maybe an inch in spots, that's all.

Reynoldsburg, well, Ohio winter in general sucks balls. Snow's awesome as a kid, and then you grow up and realize it's a big hassle.

We had a bunch of ice and about 4 inches of snow, woke up this morning and it had all melted

Decent amount of snow in Ontario is mostly slush, sadly. D:

I should have gotten a picture of the 10 crashes in a row due to ice on the road we passed by.

Michigan decided to cut back on salt this year :-\

Here's a picture taken from my bedroom window.



It's 76(24) degrees right now.

(12-25-2009, 12:47 PM)Eschatos link Wrote: [ -> ]Here's a picture taken from my bedroom window.



It's 76(24) degrees right now.

wow that looks so nice.

We're getting nailed pretty hard. I'm too damn lazy to go take a photograph right now but I'll show you what the snow in Madison looks like in general:


What you're looking at is over a foot of snow in one night. Taken last year. But what's more impressive is what the freezing rain can do:



The freezing rain can completely envelop the tree (and just about anything else outside) in a 1cm thick coat of ice. It's pretty though.

the little bit of snow we got last week just meant I could take my mustang out to the parking lot of the church next door and do doughnuts easier. 

no snow here.

our lakehouse supposedly got a tiny amount.

You're a mean one (douche), mister Eschatos ;P  Yeah we're getting slush attacked now to boot ;P  The snow is gonna pwn the plows at this rate.

Where I am on LI got about 20" or so, and there are still 5" left unmelted on lawns and such.

(12-25-2009, 01:01 PM)Professor Funbucks link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Eschatos link=topic=4031.msg128792#msg128792 date=1261763246]
Here's a picture taken from my bedroom window.

It's 76(24) degrees right now.

wow that looks so nice.
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Now it is, but 8 months out of the year it is hot as hell.

It's pretty nice out, though it's a little humid and raining off and on. It's about 70.

I'll take pictures of the snow when we get back to the city; the farm has some but didn't really get a storm. Winnipeg apparently got more.