This is a thread about snomenclature.
It’s the warm period after the storm you really have to watch out for, though. It’s just thawful.
I now hate all of you.
People are talking about having cabin fever… after being indoors one or two days. What is the name of the disease that causes you to forget what words mean? I can’t seem to remember… maybe I should make one up.
Thingy.
Great post!
Thank god you quoted all of it, so that we could read it all over again, instead of having to scroll up a whole 20 if we wanted to re-read it.
Meh. The Eskimos have at least 100 words better than Snowmageddon.
No! I want my warming! I want +30ºC in the middle of winter! (That’s 80F or so for you hold-outs!)
cue Simpsons comic book guy.
Worst…snowjob…ever…
snowmgod, it’s like a Blizzasaurus Rex out there!
Right!
Did no one suggest Snowzilla?
I thought they were calling it Snownami. That’s not bad, is it?
It’s probably Obama’s fault for offending God. In that case, we can call it snowgate.
Food, hell. I wonder about people who fill shopping carts with bottled water. What do they think snow is made of?
And toilet paper I’m sure Laura Ingalls-freaking-house-on-the praire wasn’t so worried about her outhouse.
+1. If I hear the word “Bacne” on the radio again, as in acne on your back, I may flip.
And if it had been warm I’m sure they would be debunking the myth of “seasonal weather patterns”.
In lieu of any original comment from me, here’s a funny bit from last night’s Daily Show.
Snowagnarok
I’ve also seen SnOMG!!!
Actually, one of the funnier things about this is the mockery of Canadians who find the panic over snow amusing.