Let it snow

[Lover Boy]

It's starting to snow in quite a few places now in the US and here in the UK.

Unfortunately, I haven't had any snow yet but I can't wait to have some.

Has it snowed for you yet and do you like snow?

 

[Fuji Vice]

I live in Canada so I kind of have to like snow by default. However, I truly do like snow, I just hate cold, bitter wind. Funny snow story here for you...when I was a little Fuji I lived in BC, on the Western coast of Canada. Now in BC it doesn't snow that much if at all, but it rains a hell of a lot. Anyhow, one fine Christmas morning I woke up to discover a brand new bike (actually my first). I was all stoked to go outside and ride it yet as soon as I flung the door open, to my dismay, I saw several inches of snow outside. Not really knowing much about snow at that point, I was saddened by the fact that I couldn't ride my bike, but I soon got over it while jumping around in the snow and tossing a snowball or two at my dad.

Anyway, yes, I love snow.

 

[Postman Dave]

Has it snowed for you yet and do you like snow?

NO AND NO. FUCK SNOW.

 

[Swinny]

I don't trust people who hate snow.

You can hate doing things in snow, like driving in snow, but if you hate snow you're letting the terrorists win.

I love snow and we've gotten a few flurries here and there but nothing at all substantial, so I'm still waiting for it. And that just shows you that it doesn't snow ALL the time in Canada...

 

[Wang Chung]

I love the snow after 16 years in Oklahoma, Texas, and Louisiana. Where it gets so hot you want stay inside all the time. I with Fuji hate the wind which is why I own a nice leather trench coat. No wind through that bastard.

I was supposed to get 8-9 inches last night but the storm turned northward some and we only got about 3 inches.

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[Sabretooth]

Snow is awesome. I love jumping around in it and you know pelting people in the face with it and all that good stuff

 

[The Great Cochrane]

Suprisingly enough since we're on the subject on Canada; I have to say that things down in my end (aka the dirty southwest part of Ontario) it snowed shortly after my birthday in may. And interestingly enough this year the snowfall came much earlier.

Anyways, I always say bring it on. I've done snow removal as a landscaper before, and I'm definitely not afraid of it. However I can't wait to move to California and never have to worry about winter again.

 

[Hoss]

Christmas is my favorite time of the year so any time I get some snow down here in Texas, it's a blessing. Only about twice have we had snow around Christmas time and only about 6 times in my life have we had it here period. Hoping for some snowfall this month to really make Christmas as magical as possible.