[quote]Testy1 wrote:
JLu wrote:
Americans talking about snow is so cute.
Because I’m sure Windsor gets much more snow than Detroit. Ontario ain’t Quebec Eh.[/quote]
Way to pick the most southern city in the country only a few hundred feet across the border.
[quote]Rattler wrote:
VibeAlive wrote:
I’m in Ottawa… EVERYDAY is a snow day… lol
Toronto never shuts down. But that’s because we are more important than you 
Unofficial capital of Canada is what we are.[/quote]
Toronto never shuts down, we just call in the army to dig us out 
I think that’s something we’ll never live down…
[quote]JLu wrote:
SSC wrote:
JLu wrote:
Americans talking about snow is so cute.
Funny. Ottawa (as a province) averages about 94 inches of snow a year. Many areas on western coastline of Lake Michigan average about 100 inches every year.
Canadians making huge presumptions is so adorable.
The province of Ottawa? Lol.[/quote]
Never said I was great at geography, I’m okay with it.
Much better than being a presumptuous dick I reckon.
i got 2 snow days in a row here, i think every school in stl did.
I’ve heard of snow days…
here if it gets too hot in school they let the kids go home, which is crazy because then some of them have to walk home in the heat. But like in my high school, we didn’t have an indoor cafeteria or enclosed hallways so when it hit over 101 degrees it was freaking hot to walk to your different classes and lunch was miserable.
[quote]OctoberGirl wrote:
I’ve heard of snow days…
here if it gets too hot in school they let the kids go home, which is crazy because then some of them have to walk home in the heat. But like in my high school, we didn’t have an indoor cafeteria or enclosed hallways so when it hit over 101 degrees it was freaking hot to walk to your different classes and lunch was miserable.
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I’ve lived with both. Grew up in Calif, and remember being sent home when the mercury hit 100 since the school did not have a/c. Now I live with snow days but we “telecommute” so we don’t miss out on any work. It’s the shoveling that accompanies snow days that really sucks.
[quote]eric_lacrosse wrote:
OctoberGirl wrote:
It’s the shoveling that accompanies snow days that really sucks.[/quote]
What do you mean, shoveling is great GPP.