The Daily Chit-Chat, Chat-Chit, Chit-Chit, Chot-Chut Choot Shoot Chute Thread

[donavannj]

Please send some of that heat up to minnesota, we are so sick of the snow up here.

It's part of living here, you know. If you don't like it, work to move away. And you'll probably miss it after a few years away.

 

[~Ryukaa]

It's pretty cold here as well. xDD;;

 

[Exploding Bunny]

We got summer then winter, and then spring then winter again.
twilight sky if i build teleporter. we should switch places so that you can see snow and i won't have to.

 

[mishy.]

Every Floridian's solution to the heat: The beach.

Beaches are overrated. I prefer the mountains. :V

Florida's weather can be very spazzy as well. Is it bad that I'm hoping for a Hurricane this season... like every other season? ;;

 

[Exploding Bunny]

we've had snow every month of the year but july.

 

[donavannj]

It's quite shocking if a state could stay cold from October all the way until April of the next year. :| If only it was that way here...

Well, we're actually only a little colder than most of the rest of the northern US, so it's really only shocking to those who've only lived in warm climates all their lives. (b'-')b

And I agree that beaches are overrated. Then again, the only beaches around here are those on lakes and rivers, which have brown sand instead of white sand.

 

[Margot]

I'm gonna guess your from a northern state. My mom showed me a forecast for around here that said 4-14 inches.

Illinois represent :D but ugh, ew. that really sucks, I can't really complain because I know you guys get much worse cold weather and snow.

This. Because of how expensive the AC can be, we don't turn it on very often during the summer. This causes for very hot and humid summers for me, and it's quite uncomfortable.

and sometimes? try half/most of the summer. ;;

In fact, we skipped Spring and went straight to Summer where I live.

at least you got spring :| we jumped straight to winter v.2 over here. just as I thought it was nice enough to buy a new pair of shorts.

I liked Florida and Cali when I visited, but I don't think I could deal with warm weather year round. I complain about the cold, but I couldn't do without it.

 

[mishy.]

... You have no idea how much I would love to enter sarcasm here, since I seem to be in a sarcastic mood the past few days. I've been following Hurricanes for several years though, so hm. Perhaps I should have entered that one sentence that I didn't enter.

@kyoko: we didn't get Spring. Florida is a nice place to visit, but not to nice to live in.

 

[Exploding Bunny]

Live in Minnesota if your rich, you can leave when get sick of the snow if your rich

 

[donavannj]

And before anyone gets ideas that Florida is by any means rich, we are very close to being bankrupt. But that's because of the rich people here.

See the irony?

Most state governments are going bankrupt. You just really only hear about your own state and places like California.

We won't be seeing Spring until Memorial Day, if I really wanted to put my money on it. XD;

 

[moments.]

Yay for Australians who have no idea what is going on!

 

[Exploding Bunny]

whats the season down there?

 

[mishy.]

If you think thats bad, Florida won't see Spring until ever, to be quite honest. Unless you count Fall/Autumn, which could be our Spring in a sense, but eh...

Most I've seen of Spring are the nice chill mornings where I live. Then the weather springs over to summer (no pun intended).

 

[Steven]

Most state governments are going bankrupt. You just really only hear about your own state and places like California.

We won't be seeing Spring until Memorial Day, if I really wanted to put my money on it. XD;

Ohio is going bankrupt. And in response, they're giving companies more powers to pay their employee's less, which in turn means more investments in their oversea companies and partners, and less money being put back into the state's economy. Great plan.

 

[moments.]

'Tis Autumn here in Australia, so yeah, coming up to winter in a month and a bit.

 

[donavannj]

Actually, wait. We don't see "Spring" here. We see this season called Mud instead.

And that's exactly why I made that comment, Landorus. Minnesota's been operating at a deficit since our last governor first took office in 2002, if I recall correctly, and has pretty much pulled its last budget trick out of its "magic" hat of them.

 

[moments.]

Actually, wait. We don't see "Spring" here. We see this season called Mud instead.

Mud because you have lots of rain and the ground is always mud? Or for some other reason I'm oblivious to?

 

[donavannj]

That's exactly it, actually. We don't get torrential rains usually, but we get rain almost daily in the Spring.

 

[moments.]

It sounds stupid, but I wouldn't mind experiencing some daily rain action. Australia, particularly Victoria is disgustingly random in it's weather and definitely follows no norm, patterns or anything...

 

[donavannj]

Well, our "norms" go by season, usually. Our summers have been dry lately even though they're not supposed to be (except for this past one where we set a state record for tornadoes, besting our previous record in a year by between about 70, and those tornadoes often had accompanying thunderstorms), and same goes for most of our winters, except for this past one.