Christmas color
Posted: 2002-12-25 01:46pm
White or non-White?
Cyaround,
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Posted: 2002-12-25 01:57pm
???? What do you mean by this?
Cyaround,
Jason
Cyaround,
Jason
Posted: 2002-12-25 04:57pm
White Christmas means there's lots of imperialists, whereas a Red Christmas means there has been a Bolshevick victory.
No really, a White Christmas is one where there is snow everywhere, whereas a non-white Christmas would be one without snow.
No really, a White Christmas is one where there is snow everywhere, whereas a non-white Christmas would be one without snow.
Posted: 2002-12-25 05:11pm
It rarely snow in the Heart of Dixie boys.
Posted: 2002-12-25 05:15pm
I am actually shocked by how little snow we recieved so far especially here in south Dakota
Posted: 2002-12-25 05:35pm
You get more than we do.DG_Cal_Wright wrote:It rarely snow in the Heart of Dixie boys.
Posted: 2002-12-25 05:40pm
We had an ice storm in Feb, and that was about two years at least since we'd seen anything like that. Where are you from anyways?
Posted: 2002-12-25 05:45pm
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West coast of the USA. We haven't had snow for 4 or 5 years.
West coast of the USA. We haven't had snow for 4 or 5 years.
Posted: 2002-12-25 05:49pm
In honour of Mr. Hankey the Xmas Poo, I think we should have a greenish-brown xmas.
Posted: 2002-12-26 02:53am
White Christmas here in Maryland!!! 
Que bella!
Que bella!Posted: 2002-12-26 02:57am
No snow this year. God damn it.
Posted: 2002-12-26 03:10am
Well, there's no snow, but this morning at about 5 I went out back and masturbated. Does that count?
Posted: 2002-12-26 03:13am
Usually (if I remember correctly) it snows here once every two decades, in addition to that there's usually less snow each time.
Posted: 2002-12-26 06:02am
Snow? What's that? Western Oregon tends only to get lots and lots of rain. Not bad in itself, but some snow once in awhile is MUCH APPRECIATED DAMNIT!
Posted: 2002-12-26 07:37am
We had a brown Christmas here, but only by 100 miles. They got a foot of snow just south of me.
As a consolation prize though, one of our local wacky weathermen borrowed a snow machine from one of the local ski places and filled the backlot of his tv station with snow.
As a consolation prize though, one of our local wacky weathermen borrowed a snow machine from one of the local ski places and filled the backlot of his tv station with snow.
Posted: 2002-12-26 10:25am
I've had to scrape frost off of my truck's windshield every morning for the last week or so. Does that count? 
Actually, we've mostly been having cold rain but there's snow up on the mountains around the city. I don't think they've got enough to open up the ski slope though.
Huh? I just checked the weather and it's still 1 degree below freezing.
That's pretty cold still for this time of day.
Actually, we've mostly been having cold rain but there's snow up on the mountains around the city. I don't think they've got enough to open up the ski slope though.
Huh? I just checked the weather and it's still 1 degree below freezing.
That's pretty cold still for this time of day.