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Well I am studying for a test and the snow is piling up about 3 inches per hour right now! So that made me think, what is everyone's favorite snow ...
- 12-09-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Snow!!
Well I am studying for a test and the snow is piling up about 3 inches per hour right now! So that made me think, what is everyone's favorite snow activity?
- 12-09-2005 #2Linux User
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its really falling in chicago
- 12-09-2005 #3Linux Enthusiast
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Snowball Fight is my favorite activity, especially when first snow arrives.
- 12-09-2005 #4Linux Enthusiast
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Yeah, I can see it on the news.
Originally Posted by a12ctic
We, in DC, are expecting some snow tomorrow too.
- 12-09-2005 #5Linux Guru
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No snow in California.
Surprising, huh??
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You are missing out. Snow is the best! Originally Posted by smolloy No snow in California.
Surprising, huh??
There was one Christmas day where there was no snow on the ground...its freaky.
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- 12-09-2005 #7Linux Guru
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Snowball Fight. I had one today @ 11PM . Tons of fun, to use an overused phrase.
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lucky lucky. Myself I like to SKI. Went skiing this year with the minister of finance, she'd never seen snow, let alone skiied. Here in Aus we dont get to see much snow, but I grew up in the Alpine country Victoria, and got snow every July. As for this time of the year, I like to shop for Airconditioners.
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I vote for "Sitting in side in the warmth drinking something warm"
well, actually shoveling snow is kinda ok, hey, it's free exercise
[rant]the past years we've gotten less and less snow, I like the "so called greenhouse effect" (I doubt mankind beeing the reason, (that said that we shouldn't stop poluting (as there are more acute toxic effects of the polutioning) but I doubt that we can change the climate - just look at the climate series from those aquired from the south pool - the 'climate change' is not even a fart in the universe on that scale...) iirc one could farm grapes all around the year up here sometime around stone/iron-age, and last time I checked we were still comming out of an iceage...)[/rant]Regards Scienitca (registered user #335819 - http://counter.li.org )
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heh just about every year the scouts go a small night hike over a hill called the Stoney Molon
always about January
as soon as we get to about the top, we all have a break, and always end up having a massive snow ball fight
and i mean big!! lol
its great fun
but you still have about 3 hrs hike till we get to the town we stay at cardross, which means we are soaking!
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