Pluses (+) and minuses (−) of this day

Snagglebee · Oct 31, 2013

ZeptoRay said:
Lol, here it gets down to -36 Celsius during the afternoon in January.

Yep that'd be my declaration of death

It could get down to around -15°C here.

Master · Oct 31, 2013

Hm, I think the lowest I've ever lived to see so far is about -5 for where I'm at.

Zikken · Oct 31, 2013

It went down to -43 C two years ago with a big snowstorm at the same time, schools weren't closed for some inhuman reason and no one even went to school.

Master · Oct 31, 2013

Hehe, the biggest one I have for snow is December '09 - January '10, I remember it distinctly as this was the period David Tennant's doctor regenerated into Matt Smith's. Either ways, we have a two week holiday for Xmas, however, the heavy snow and the like gave us an extra week off, it was glorious!

incognito · Oct 31, 2013

Please... try the potion...

Snagglebee · Oct 31, 2013

ZeptoRay said:
It went down to -43 C two years ago with a big snowstorm at the same time, schools weren't closed for some inhuman reason and no one even went to school.

WHAT!? I'd be dead! How can you people survive this horror?

I usually wear 4-5 sweaters when we have winter and I am still freezing!

Zikken · Oct 31, 2013

incognito said:
Please... try the potion...

No, hot chocolate will do the same work, no need to get all that stuff. :mrgreen:

Plus, if you were living here in Canada you would be used to the cold way much more. People in my city go in shorts and t-shirt at -10 Celsius to jog around, I'm not even joking, we're just that used to the cold, its there around 6 months a year.

emshomar said:
ZeptoRay said:

It went down to -43 C two years ago with a big snowstorm at the same time, schools weren't closed for some inhuman reason and no one even went to school.

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WHAT!? I'd be dead! How can you people survive this horror?

Because, I'm near the North Pole, because Canadians are magical. But in all seriousness: big coats and everything is how you get out during those times.

incognito · Oct 31, 2013

No wait Em no :waaahhh:

you maybe mean :waaahhh:

Snagglebee · Oct 31, 2013

ZeptoRay said:
Because, I'm near the North Pole, because Canadians are magical. But in all seriousness: big coats and everything is how you get out during those times.

I usually wear 4-5 sweaters oh I forgot and a thick jacket when we have winter and I am still freezing!

No incognito, I don't spam like darkkitty. :tssk:

GNineify · Oct 31, 2013

Ahaha, -30 degrees to me is still pretty tolerable. In fact, I think these days are the most perfect ones to go snowboarding.

Snagglebee · Oct 31, 2013

You northy people, my genetics are from the desert

incognito · Oct 31, 2013

Well my nick name is the russian and here its hot than inferno

I will soon work on a anti hot potion

Adsolution · Oct 31, 2013

ZeptoRay said:
It went down to -43 C two years ago with a big snowstorm at the same time, schools weren't closed for some inhuman reason and no one even went to school.

I like how similar our temperatures are. :mryellow:

GNineify said:
Ahaha, -30 degrees to me is still pretty tolerable. In fact, I think these days are the most perfect ones to go snowboarding.

You snowboard? Nice. I tried doing so once when I was nine, and I really didn't enjoy it. A year later I tried skiing, and have loved it ever since.

Master · Oct 31, 2013

Ehh, the best I've gotten when it's come to skiing is one of those artificial ski slopes, it was fun, if not a little disorienting.
+/- Really heavy rain right now, I'd like to see it, but it's dark. The rain's heavy enough to cause quite the ruckus, however.

Zikken · Oct 31, 2013

incognito said:
I will soon work on a anti hot potion

Its too late I already created it:
Put some water in some plastic thing with tiny cube forms, put it in the freezer for some hours, then put some water in a glass, get those ice cubes and put it in water glass. It works like magic, might as well eat the ice cubes if they melted a bit. : D

I tried snowboarding once when I was 10 but never did again, don't know why, I guess I didn't like it.

jurebj · Oct 31, 2013

Here around -5°C.
I cant imagine -30. I would be freezing.

Adsolution · Oct 31, 2013

ZeptoRay said:
some plastic thing with tiny cube forms

That'd be an ice tray.

Zikken · Oct 31, 2013

I finally know what these things are called now.

+ I was just supposed to go catch a bagon but now I'm catching a ton of pokemon like Milotic, Politoed and didn't even catch bagon yet, I must be bored.

Keane · Oct 31, 2013

I think the lowest I've experienced is -13°C. I love cold weather.

+/- So apparently I'm attending some other place until I can go to an actual school until January. That kinda sucks but a lot of the work can be done online so meh.

+ Had to get a shot today but it didn't hurt.

- Arm feels a bit stingy though.

- Yay I don't have to go shopping

ZeptoRay said:
+ I was just supposed to go catch a bagon but now I'm catching a ton of pokemon like Milotic, Politoed and didn't even catch bagon yet, I must be bored.

Well Milotic is awesome too. /o/ I'm missing Pokemon from previous generations in Black. Fifth generation is kinda meh but I'm slowly getting a decent team.

Zikken · Oct 31, 2013

Keane said:
ZeptoRay said:

+ I was just supposed to go catch a bagon but now I'm catching a ton of pokemon like Milotic, Politoed and didn't even catch bagon yet, I must be bored.

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Well Milotic is awesome too. /o/ I'm missing Pokemon from previous generations in Black. Fifth generation is kinda meh but I'm slowly getting a decent team.

If you can get a connection to the wi-fi with your DS, there is a website where you can literally create a pokemon ( and even make it shiny if you want but that's lazy. ) So you can for example: Recreate one of your pokemon from another game that you couldn't transfer.

In black/white 2 there is a lot of pokemons from the past generations to catch though.