What?
Google wasn’t any help, either.
What the fuck is wrong with you? Do you think you’re being cute or fucking funny with this lame ass cat speak? You’re not. It makes you look like the fucking internet loser you are.
You’re missing the post-modernist irony.
Winter is the best time for camping. No bugs, lots of good hunting and fishing(because you aren’t going to run into another human for miles and miles if you plan it right), and wonderful scenery. You see, while you suckers are all huddled up in your damn houses, people like me are taking advantage of all the extra space there is!
This Pit thread is so lame even MPSIMS is making fun of it.
Haha! [/Nelson]
I thought your cite was going to be a link of me claiming to be high-brow and defensive of my position as a skilled debater as well as intellectual. Fortunately for me no such claim exists. And for the record** Lobsang **already showed up to the thread I was referencing, I was merely teasing him.
Proof of my intelligence: For a good ten seconds I thought my right arrow tab was broken because I couldn’t move my cursor to the end of the sentence I wrote. G’dammit how did a comma get in there, that’s not right! Why can’t I move my cursor there, even the mouse wouldn’t work.
It was a small crumb.
I will FOBTMPSIMS now kids.
Dress in layers. Cover yourself with chickens.
That’s because I spelt it wrong. “Raad Ny Foillan” = “Way of the Gull” in Manx.
(will it let me edit? Has five minutes expired?) It is a coastal walk around the coast of the Isle of Man.
Alberta’s better by the time it hits Minnesota, but I’m really sorry the weather goes your way. I’m not at all sorry that I don’t have to deal with prairie winters anymore. I am happy to see snow here, because it makes the kids happy, but I’m equally happy to see the end of it.
One thing, though. In Maryland, it’s damp. It’s humid year-round. When it’s humid and 45F, I get chilled like I never did at -20c and dry in Alberta and NWT.
Summertime? Are you freaking nuts? Summer is hotter than hell and humid as all get out. I want Spring, when the weather is just perfect with the sun shining and a light cool breeze. It’s the best week of the year!
You get a week! Lucky bastards! Here, if Spring falls on a Sunday, we skip church.
About a week, but the days aren’t consecutive.
Humidity makes it feel colder. If you don’t believe me, move to Oklahoma. (Much easier to just believe me.)
When it’s hot, of course, humidity also makes it feel hotter. I’m not sure where the turning point is.
Bless your heart–I’ve been in suspense for days!
(It sounds like a lovely thing to do.)
Hey, isn’t Christine Collister from the Isle?
Sorry. But high sixties, low forties?
For all of you that don’t understand Celsius temps. Minus 40 is where the Fahrenheit and Celsius scale converge. Minus 40 C is the same as 40 below F.
I think right now I win.
Dunno, but ‘Callister’ is a manx surname, so Collister might be too.
Who on earth is she anyway?
I want to amend this, somewhat. It’s possible that, in the absence of wind, humidity always makes it feel warmer. It may not seem like that to me because when I lived in Oklahoma it was always humid and it was always windy. It has always seemed less cold in Denver in the winter, even when the temps are significantly lower, and I figure that was the humidity.
A-fucking men. I’m on the East coast of the US now, and I pine for my 40 below days with no humidity, rather than -5c/20F ish, and humid.
Yeah, I just said it a few posts ago. It bears repeating.
Well, yeah, but its a dry cold…