How much snow is too much?

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  • Well I'm from an island soo any is the correct answer for me lol

  • Omg! I need to move to there!!! 💓☃️

  • @quixotic_life ..does your house sitting services come with snow shoveling? You thought I forgot didn’t ya? 😂

  • Oh heck yeah! Though I do it with a leaf blower...
    💨☃️

  • [Deleted User]simone825 (deleted user)

    I’m a southern gal for a reason. Any amount of snow that I have to see in person is too much for me!

  • I’m ready . Bring it in on

  • I wish we got some significant snow where I am. It gets cold, but most of the time, all we get is rain.. Sometimes it gets cold enough at night but warms up in the day for it to melt, and then sometimes re-freeze at night, creating icy conditions. In the winter, it feels like the weather taunting us. "No snow for you!"

  • I remembered to buy a new snow shovel this fall, so I'm pretty sure that will keep the snow away this year :-)

  • I'm from Canada, I live in an Igloo. Without snow I'd be homeless :(

  • I’m from Canada but this is the main reason why I’m a snowbird loving half my year in Florida lol

  • @Sheena123 Ooow way to rub it in! I usually travel to states regularly to visit friends and catch some sun, but this year threw a major snowball at those plans! What part of Canada are you from?

  • I've only visited places that have snow so I am guessing anyting that you have to shovel out of your driveway,

  • [Deleted User]Duryea (deleted user)

    I like snow a lot. For me I would say anything over 30" from one storm is to much.

  • I lived in Vermont for 3 yrs, moved there from alabama . I had to shovel my way into and out of places like a ground mole

  • @LovenLight lol sorry I’m that rare Canadian that wasn’t born out of the ice with a hockey stick and toque lol!! I live about an hour from Toronto. 😄

    I used to have a friend in Moncton. I think that’s in Manitoba, right?

  • Spoiler |Snow|

  • @Sheena123 Lol Moncton is in New Brunswick, that's east of Toronto nowhere near Manitoba lol! At least you said "sorry" though. Maybe this will help you brush up on your Canadianisms...

  • [Deleted User]creedhands (deleted user)

    I think 2 feet is about right for me if it's lake effect. System snow i'd say 8 inches. My truck can still get thru that much.

  • @LovenLight lol oh that’s right! Dang lol
    I love my timmies iced cap. Missing that hardcore! My vocabulary is filled with sorrys and ehs lol 😂

  • [Deleted User]AshleysEmbrace (deleted user)

    😲 holy taledo! As an Phoenix AZ native I have only seen snow that sticks for more than 12 hours a handful of times. Its crazy to me how much it snows other places sometimes ❄


  • This much 😂😂😂

  • Yes is the correct answer.

  • So here in 2020 Ohio we now have had the snowiest Christmas in 85 years. Almost foot and half in some places. I can’t think of anything else that happened here in 2020 more newsworthy than that 😂

  • @OhioMike Didn’t they have some violence and troubles in Columbus during the BLM protests this summer?

  • We probably don’t need to get into politics here on this site too. It seems we are already good enough at disagreeing.

  • @ChibiShema That was not political. @OhioMike said he couldn’t think of anything else that was newsworthy that happened in Ohio this year. That was a National story when the shootings occurred. You may return to your desk internet cop. No sides were taken and the only disagreement was by you genius.

  • Use small words with me. I’m not as bright as you

  • edited December 2020

    @ChibiShema I did not say anything political. Period. I offered up a news story that you determined to be political. It is only political if you make it political. So read carefully before you speak. We were talking about newsworthy stories of 2020. Do you understand that?

  • [Deleted User]DarkLordChungus (deleted user)
    edited December 2020

    Snow fills my heart with something resembling joy. It pleases me to see it falling gently, to have it whipping against my face during a blizzard, and to view it in immense piles that tower over passerby—including myself, as I choose not to drive.

    It's a delight when everything comes to a screeching halt during a snowstorm. Whenever someone remarks upon the weather and how terrible it is (usually after getting out of a heated vehicle), I enthusiastically agree. Whenever a person thrusts their woes upon me—"My car's battery died and I had to wait in the cold for someone to give me a jump" or "My homeless uncle froze to death"—I frown and shake my head. "Terrible," I'll say, barely able to hide the mirth in my voice. "Truly terrible."

  • Obviously in a year of years I was being sarcastic hence the laughing emoji 😂

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