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Why is it that I find a few inches of snow more annoying in April than in September?
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Simple... April its not over... September its just beginning. :)
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I.D.10-t wrote:Why is it that I find a few inches of snow more annoying in April than in September?
Still, we soldier on.

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Pity. The the weather was doing so well for the past week or so, and then I'm welcomed this morning with an over-night 30 degree drop... :moreevil:
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MeMyselfandI wrote:Pity. The the weather was doing so well for the past week or so, and then I'm welcomed this morning with an over-night 30 degree drop... :moreevil:
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Same here! It was like late spring for a few days, then it suddenly reverted back to winter tonight! I'm actually happy about it! Now, if it can only stay like this all year.

Summer is overrated. What is so wonderful about feeling all sticky and hot? Oh, not to mention, the spiders! Eeeueuueueueueueueuueuwuwruururwuruwur! Can't stand the spiders!

Winter is nice and comfortable inside, invigorating and beautiful outside, and no spiders! Besides, you can always put more clothes on, but you can't take your skin off ! (Unless you get a necrotic bite from a brown recluse)

Yeah, I'll take comfortable chilly weather over sweaty miserable weather anyday!
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Sirchronique wrote:
MeMyselfandI wrote:Pity. The the weather was doing so well for the past week or so, and then I'm welcomed this morning with an over-night 30 degree drop... :moreevil:
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Same here! It was like late spring for a few days, then it suddenly reverted back to winter tonight! I'm actually happy about it! Now, if it can only stay like this all year.

Summer is overrated. What is so wonderful about feeling all sticky and hot? Oh, not to mention, the spiders! Eeeueuueueueueueueuueuwuwruururwuruwur! Can't stand the spiders!

Winter is nice and comfortable inside, invigorating and beautiful outside, and no spiders! Besides, you can always put more clothes on, but you can't take your skin off ! (Unless you get a necrotic bite from a brown recluse)

Yeah, I'll take comfortable chilly weather over sweaty miserable weather anyday!

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Ye sound a wee bit arachnophobic. That's OK, there's no spiders in South America. :poke:

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Sirchronique wrote:Winter is nice and comfortable inside, invigorating and beautiful outside, and no spiders!
There's only one problem with that notion. At least for me, when it's cold outside, the spiders move inside... :o Of course, I can't hardly blame them, but still. Besides, although I don't like hot and sticky, I like warm and windy, with cool overtones. :) Especially in the morning and evening. The omnipresent green is a nice change too.
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I.D.10-t wrote:Why is it that I find a few inches of snow more annoying in April than in September?
And by the way, congratulations. You are the only Minnesotan left that I have come across who can still deal with this latest of grossly unforgivable meterological offenses by indulging in our State sport of resorting to rhetorical irony. I for one no longer have it in me. I am done with that. I am done with laconic wryness. I rage and shake my fist at the sky, and promise a black revenge of cosmic proportions if it may be granted unto me. Enough is bloody well enough.

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[/quote]
Sir,
Ye sound a wee bit arachnophobic. That's OK, there's no spiders in South America. :poke:

Cayden[/quote]

Au contraire :o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atNY6zt4L1M

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And the bigger the prey... the bigger the spider gets!

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Winter loves us this much.

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an seanduine wrote:
Sir,
Ye sound a wee bit arachnophobic. That's OK, there's no spiders in South America. :poke:

Cayden[/quote]

Au contraire :o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atNY6zt4L1M

Bob[/quote]

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I was being facetious regarding there being no spiders in South America.

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