nice for the first day. then it get's all compacted and frozen, and it's not nice. having said that, i was in vancouver last xmas and there was loadsa snow, but it was better than london snow. and it was xmas

i'm very much anti this…



cunt

God bless PBF

I am with You:)
But I saw snow about 5 times and it's enough for me:)))))
Of course, like You said... in the crowded city.

the pros outweigh the cons

"Super Notorious Outrageous Whiteboy"

I love bright sunshine & 30º heat everyday, so city snow can kiss my ass.

pro snowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

What are the pros?

Pros
• looks pretty which...
• enhances the will to live
• gets you time off work (worth about 10 pro points)

Cons
• Cold
• Goes brown and sludgy

i'm not into it

I prefer snow to winter rain.

PRO.

It makes everything slow down and that's generally a good thing.

Sledging/Plastic sheeting.

Time off Work

Injects much needed brightness into the british winter.

snow is nice when it stops the whole live in the city and everything is pretty and slow.. but then the snow removing trucks come and put it all on the side and what is remaining is grey dirty stuff..

if it's outside the city its almost always pretty :)

why do you get time off work when it snows? or how much does it have to snow that you get time off?

I've never had time off work for snow.

The UK so rarely get's heavy snow that anything above about 6 inches of snowfall renders the country's infrastructure pretty much useless. Everyone just gives up and has a few days off.

Plus I live on a steep hill, so that's 1 extra reason (Despite the fact that at 7 in the morning some lunatics will be out shovelling and gritting it).

Ignore that first apostrophe.

with some awesome shoes I'm very much pro snow!

Everyone just gives up and has a few days off.

this is why I'm pro-snow

I'm also pro-John Snow

• wears stripey socks
• said hello to me once
• refuses to bow down to 'poppy facsim' by not wearing one

• I once saw him in the tate modern.

it's great when it's like this…



but it's horrible when it goes like this…

i heard he was gonna wear one this year. i love john snow - especially the fact that he turned down a knighthood

The UK infrastructure nearly collapses when it rains a bit to heavily, when it snows it's chaos.

I've never seen a city with snow. But I want to. I guess I have the romantic white undisturbed Christmas snow fantasy in my head and not the grey sludge.

i'm pro snow as long as it only shows up for december & january.
anything outside that is just offensive.

i love driving in it, but the influx of californians with their SUV's that they have no idea how to drive, always end up ruining all the fun for the rest of us...

I absolutely love snow

Pro snow - so I can dust off me board in me mums loft!

yeah i've never seen snow in a city either. it's got to be a little more pleasant than snow in the wild. it'd be bearable if you could duck into some warmly lit and heated coffee shop and laugh at people slipping on ice outside.

i've never seen snow at all :(

HATE HATE HATE.Toronto winter snow

tesco on Nov 03 '09 at 5:09am
the pros outweigh the cons

I'd rather freeze my balls off during winter with snow than without it

Snow is amazing, its one of the things I miss the most about canada.

With snow you can go drifitng or sledding behind the back of a car.

Or theres the most traditional snowboarding, skiing and sledding.

Also you have to remember that there are different types of snow depending on the region your in plus theres the frequency of the snow to consider.

The east coast of north america will like have 4 ft of snow in a day but nothing for weeks (but its wet snow which means you can make snowmen) on the other hand, places like the praries in canada tend to have constant snow (it snows pretty much everyday) but its light and powdery, which means its difficult to make snow anything but because its constant the city never gets too brown and sludgy.

plus cause of the cold it gets comacted and becomes a solid base.

I love snow.

Pro snow, anti driving in snow.

jamesf on Nov 03 '09 at 5:07am
nice for the first day. then it get's all compacted and frozen, and it's not nice. having said that, i was in vancouver last xmas and there was loadsa snow, but it was better than london snow. and it was xmas

Vancouver snow is better than snow from other places? Is this why there are crazy snow-hating people? They don't live in Vancouver?
Snow is awesome.

With snow you can go drifitng or sledding behind the back of a car.

Or theres the most traditional snowboarding, skiing and sledding.

I never thought of that. Maybe I'll ski to work today :/

Polyester Jones on Nov 03 '09 at 7:38am

Vancouver snow is better than snow from other places?

i said vancouver snow is better than london snow.

I love snow.

I love snow (especially when we get 22" in 2 days and I'm snowed in and can't go to work!)

it's nice the first couple times it snows, but then i just get sick of the cold and having to walk super slow so you don't fall when it's icy.

I grew up in south TX, so snow is still cool as hell when I get it. We got some really good snow here in the Seattle area last year.

- Snow on ground good
- Snow on road bad

my company doesn't shut down for ANYTHING so if you can't make it to work due to snow/ice your candy ass is using vacation. BULLSHIT!

I like the way it looks, but I hate the cold. I hate snow balls being thrown in my face. I hate how slippery it is.

Snow can go to hell...and melt.

I can't cope with barely above freezing temperatures so I don't know how I could cope with sub-zero. So I'd probably hate it. Although city snow does sound appealing as you can duck inside and escape it.

I love snow but I also only POTENTIALLY get snow here around January/February.

I cant imagine having Halloween/Thanksgiving/Christmas with that sort of weather. It's generally sunny and nice and the leaves are gorgeous.

The "snow" we occasionally get in Texas is some gross ice sludge. As you can imagine, we all run for the hills when something that foreign falls from the sky. Or we just run inside our houses.