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Jetrell Fo said:
Cold, more snow on the ground, and Sunny ..... gotta love Wisconsin winters.
You're from Wisconsin? Well that explains quite a bit.
I’m just here because I’m driving tonight.
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TV's Frink said:
Jetrell Fo said:
Cold, more snow on the ground, and Sunny ..... gotta love Wisconsin winters.
You're from Wisconsin? Well that explains quite a bit.
It explains no more than your mom giving birth to you does so stuff it.
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You two argue like a married couple.
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Jetrell Fo said:
TV's Frink said:
Jetrell Fo said:
Cold, more snow on the ground, and Sunny ..... gotta love Wisconsin winters.
You're from Wisconsin? Well that explains quite a bit.
It explains no more than your mom giving birth to you does so stuff it.
Hit a nerve, did I?
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TV's Frink said:
Jetrell Fo said:
TV's Frink said:
Jetrell Fo said:
Cold, more snow on the ground, and Sunny ..... gotta love Wisconsin winters.
You're from Wisconsin? Well that explains quite a bit.
It explains no more than your mom giving birth to you does so stuff it.
Hit a nerve, did I?
Ahhhh no, your statement was stupid and certainly not based on facts, just your class clown showing, again.
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*groan*
Get a room you too. Take this to PM-land. We don't need your petty arguments cluttering up everyone's threads.
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PM ain't no fun.
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Exactly. If you were forced to keep your little feud contained in PMs, it would die off.
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RicOlie_2 said:
*groan*
Get a room you too. Take this to PM-land. We don't need your petty arguments cluttering up everyone's threads.
I posted per the thread title, nothing more, thanks for acknowledging that.
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RicOlie_2 said:
Exactly. If you were forced to keep your little feud contained in PMs, it would die off.
Off topic don't work that way.
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Jetrell Fo said:
RicOlie_2 said:
*groan*
Get a room you too. Take this to PM-land. We don't need your petty arguments cluttering up everyone's threads.
I posted per the thread title, nothing more, thanks for acknowledging that.
Don't blame yourself, it's not your fault you live in Wisconsin.
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Cold. Endless, undying, terribly biting cold.
School was canceled for a whole week here because there was so much snow.
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A whole week...as far as I am aware, that never happens where I live. We're too used to snow. Last year it snowed a meter (a bit over a yard for you old-fashioned Americans ;)) in about a day and school wasn't cancelled (the buses might have been, but I can't remember).
Just how much snow does it take for school to be cancelled for a week? What, did you get six feet of snow?
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We don't measure snow in yards. Although that's where snow often collects...
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Where I live, we measure snow by 1/16ths of an inch.
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Not just snow...BOO-YEAH!
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darth_ender said:
Where I live, we measure snow by 1/16ths of an inch.
Well, we do use millimeters to measure precipitation, but when there's a lot of it, we use centimetres.
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RicOlie_2 said:
A whole week...as far as I am aware, that never happens where I live. We're too used to snow. Last year it snowed a meter (a bit over a yard for you old-fashioned Americans ;)) in about a day and school wasn't cancelled (the buses might have been, but I can't remember).
I just realized that was incorrect. It did snow almost a metre once, but that was over a period of a few days. As for the snowfall I was talking about, we only got about a foot and a half (I know, I'm not consistent with my use of the metric system, but we kind of have to know both since we interact with you old-fashioned Americans so much) in one day.
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Yay, it warmed up a lot today! It was warm enough that I was able to go out in a t-shirt. However, some of you folks down south might not agree with that latter statement as it was about -2 degrees Celsius (a bit more than 30 degrees F).
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It's warm enough to have melted all our snow from a week or so ago, and for the roads to have dried up, so I'm no longer housebound. Yay!
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Fahrenheit gives me a headache.
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Same here. I like Celsius a lot better.
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TV's Frink said:
RicOlie_2 said:
If you were forced to keep your little feud contained in PMs, it would die off.
Off topic don't work that way.
Frink I'm still pissed off about that one thing you said about that thing, you know that one time. Explain yourself!
Don’t do drugs, unless you’re with me.
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Well, basically, I hate that thing.
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It's been very sunny for the past few days. A couple days ago there literally wasn't a cloud in the sky, which is very rare here, especially in wintertime. It's still cold though; the temperature has been around -20-30°C and it feels colder.