Who lives near Blackpool

[ALBPM]

Denty you'll freeze your NADs off up there in winter.

Paul

[The PIT]

Now when did we last have a cold winter ????

[Wombat]

Compared to Jamaica? When DIDN'T you?

[ZokesPro]

Originally posted by ALBPM
Denty you'll freeze your NADs off up there in winter.

Paul

Isn't he originally from Ontario? I think he can handle winter if
so!

Edit: Not only do I suck at typing but I edited this reply 4 times and still there are mistakes!

[Alice]

I used to live in Montreal. It very easy to get frost bites in the winter there... don't think Ontario is as cold. Anyways, the Middle East is a little warmer... whatever way it can be interpreted.

[ZokesPro]

Originally posted by Alice
I used to live in Montreal. It very easy to get frost bites in the winter there... don't think Ontario is as cold. Anyways, the Middle East is a little warmer... whatever way it can be interpreted.

Yeah, Canada is cold, brrrr. When my dad goes to Alert he says with the windchill factor it can get to -65C, and that will freeze you NAD's very quickly!

I used to work in Montreal. It's not the cold that bothers me as much as the slush on the streets. It gets brown and dirty and salty cause of all the calcium they put on the roads to prevent blackice.

[Alice]

Yah... what about finding your car under 4 feet of snow in the morning.

Edit: you gotta love it.

[ZokesPro]

Originally posted by Alice
Yah... what about finding your car under 4 feet of snow in the morning.

And if it was slightly warm the day before than you need a jack hammer to remove the layer of ice under the 4 feet of snow!

[Alice]

A with a little luck, you won't break your back bone on the ice hiding under that smooth, fluffy, reassuring layer of fresh snow.

[ZokesPro]

Originally posted by Alice
A with a little luck, you won't break your back bone on the ice hiding under that smooth, fluffy, reassuring layer of fresh snow.

Almost forgot about that! I sprained my lower back on one of those patches when I was a kid, hurt for years. Luckily that rollerblading helped put my lower back right back into shape!

[William]

Oooh, ice. Nothing like skating in the open air. I've only had the chance to do that twice in the last ten years or so unfortunately

[Alice]

Nahhh... im not built for cold weather. Definitely.

[ZokesPro]

Originally posted by William
Oooh, ice. Nothing like skating in the open air. I've only had the chance to do that twice in the last ten years or so unfortunately

Alice and I talk about the bad sides of snow and ice but when the roads are cleared and there's no ice on your car you can have lots of fun!

When I was younger me and my dad used to make snow forts! My dad was awesome at making snow forts, too bad I'm not young anymore. Good times!

[Alice]

I know what you mean... I obviously had good times too, but most of them are also linked to a special period of my life, when I was kid and I hadn't much worries beside coming home on time while having a lot of fun in the snow. There where also moments when I thought I didn't had anymore strenght. It was so cold and windy, the snow wips your face like sand. I have mixed feelings about the time I spent there...

[ZokesPro]

It drains you a lot, especially it it's really cold outside.

But I'm used to the snow, it's always been a part of my life. But genereally when your younger you love the snow (snow storms can mean that school is closed!!!) but when your older it's not so much fun unless you own a snowboard!