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Thats basically the weather in Toronto and southern Ontario. (I find March the worst)
Jutsa, Ruinenlust, Lord Dominator, Aeterno tranquillitas, and 3 othersForgotten Beauty, Turbeaux, and Canaltia
Hi all! Hope you're all having a wonderful day ^^
Sacara, Frieden-und Freudenland, Ruinenlust, Lord Dominator, and 4 othersAeterno tranquillitas, Turbeaux, Canaltia, and Rivienland
This makes me wonder if snow cyclists (bicyclists who ride bikes with super-wide tires straight through snow) have any special tricks. I have only ridden through snow once and it was barely below freezing. But I suppose you are getting more exercise if you have to deal with stiff lubricants, so good for you!
Frieden-und Freudenland, Mount Seymour, Lord Dominator, Aeterno tranquillitas, and 2 othersForgotten Beauty, and Canaltia
Post self-deleted by The southern cascadian states.
Winter is nice, and is better when I'm home in the second coldest city in the Lower 48 (the 1st is about 100 miles North) :P
Frieden-und Freudenland, Ruinenlust, Aeterno tranquillitas, Turbeaux, and 3 othersCanaltia, The southern cascadian states, and Felis silvestris caucasica
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I use normal wide tires and I'm not using any studded tires either. You might slip sometimes but not too often. But yeah, some people ride those fatbikes and you can ride over hard snow in the mid or late winter as the snow gets hard (snowdrift?). I guess they are easier to ride in the winter time because there is more friction. Roads here in Finland are usually well plowed for cars and also for walkers and bikers (pun intended) in cities and where there are bigger centers of population. But of course when it's snowing hard it can be pretty annoying to try to ride your bike or in the worst case you need to walk your bike a looooong way back to home. Obviously I'm not taking my bike with me when I can see that it's going to be too hard or impossible to ride it.
But after winter summer really feels like summer. I like all 4 seasons of the year in my own way. They are all different and make you feel a bit different mentally also - Vibes and feelings.
Lord Dominator, Aeterno tranquillitas, Uan aa Boa, Turbeaux, and 1 otherCanaltia
You a Mainer, Jutsa? I've got a fair amount of extended family up in northern Aroostook County. My father told me many times about the storms where they'd basically leave the house via the attic window to avoid the dangers of digging out the doors.
Jutsa, Lord Dominator, Aeterno tranquillitas, Turbeaux, and 1 otherCanaltia
Winter is good.
Summer is too hot.
Autumn is too windy.
Spring is rainy.
Thus, we should enforce an eternal winter.
Winter is too snowy.
We need a fifth season.
Sacara, Jutsa, Mount Seymour, Lord Dominator, and 4 othersAeterno tranquillitas, Turbeaux, Hediacrana, and Felis silvestris caucasica
Speaking of weather, my nation's score finally dipped below a nice benchmark
Lord Dominator -1,901.00
Meters Of Sunlight
Sacara, Frieden-und Freudenland, Aeterno tranquillitas, Turbeaux, and 1 otherCanaltia
Preferably sunny and dry and 23 degrees Celsius during the day, and rainy in the evening. Geo-engineers, are you taking notes?
Sacara, Frieden-und Freudenland, Mount Seymour, Lord Dominator, and 3 othersAeterno tranquillitas, Turbeaux, and Canaltia
What is 23 degrees Celsius covered over to the proper temperature units?
Frieden-und Freudenland, Lord Dominator, Aeterno tranquillitas, Turbeaux, and 2 othersCanaltia, and Hediacrana
23 degrees Celsius.
The new bluestocking homeland, Frieden-und Freudenland, Lord Dominator, Aeterno tranquillitas, and 4 othersCanaltia, Hediacrana, The southern cascadian states, and Prasna
296.15 kelvin.
The new bluestocking homeland, Frieden-und Freudenland, Jutsa, Mount Seymour, and 7 othersThe Grene Knyght, Lord Dominator, Aeterno tranquillitas, Uan aa Boa, Canaltia, Hediacrana, and The southern cascadian states
I’m sorry, the correct answer we were looking for was 73 degrees Fahrenheit! I don’t make the rules; I just enforce them. :)
Frieden-und Freudenland, Jutsa, Lord Dominator, Turbeaux, and 2 othersCanaltia, and Hediacrana
What is this 'Celsius' you speak of?
Frieden-und Freudenland, Aeterno tranquillitas, Canaltia, and Hediacrana
A Roman general. Celsius Maximus. He was the first person in history to ever measure the temperature of water. He decreed that the freezing point of pure water at sea level should be 0 degrees Celsius and the boiling point should be 100 degrees Celsius. The rest is history.
*just in case someone decides to take this seriously, I am obviously goofing off
Zwangzug, The new bluestocking homeland, Jutsa, Mount Seymour, and 7 othersLord Dominator, Aeterno tranquillitas, Uan aa Boa, Turbeaux, Canaltia, Hediacrana, and The southern cascadian states
The whole concept of "maximum temperatures" is named after him, too.
Sacara, Frieden-und Freudenland, Mount Seymour, Lord Dominator, and 4 othersAeterno tranquillitas, Uan aa Boa, Turbeaux, and Canaltia
To add weight to this "goofing off", you might like to sit back and enjoy this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx_G2a2hL6U
Frieden-und Freudenland, Lord Dominator, Aeterno tranquillitas, Turbeaux, and 1 otherCanaltia
I just asked Nagatar karumuttu chettiar if there is a plan to follow up the repeal proposal with anything. The answer is:
"Yes, actually!
I am drafting it with I.A., and he is to be the one to submit it.
A right-past-wrongs type of thing!
I would say we are on pretty good terms."
Accordingly, I have decided to support it.
Jutsa, Mount Seymour, Lord Dominator, and Canaltia
The levels of sass, oh my.
Lord Dominator, Aeterno tranquillitas, Turbeaux, and Canaltia
Sacara, Lord Dominator, and Canaltia
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