Snow

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

Precisely.

[Manalive Smith]

Ooooh, The weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful. THE FIRST NOOOOELLLL!

[Brooke AC]

ONLY 221 DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS!

[Manalive Smith]

Here’s an idea. Sing The First Noel over and over, and each time through count up: the Second Noel, the Third Noel, etc. until you get all the way to the Two Thousand and Seventeenth Noel.

[Brooke AC]

OR countdown!
Like 99 first Noels in the song, 99 first Noels! You take one down, the Christmas bells sound, 98 first Noels in the song.

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

Goodness. It’s like 99 Bottles of Pop on the Wall.

[Brooke AC]

AAAAAND

[Tingle]

Rules and

[Awkward Potato]

So who’s got snow? I don’t. Although I did a few days ago.

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

I do not either, especially since I am now 8 hours south of my home.

[Poulet Frit]

Ooooh???

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

No, you’re another 4+.

[Poulet Frit]

Hey, that’s closer than normal.

[Josiah the Carrot Stick]

True.

[Jeff Ross]

No snow scheduled through the end of November where I live, which is very unusual. I pity the schoolchildren in my area who were expecting a snow day by now.

[Tongle]

Pickle

[Jeff Ross]

We’re almost to the end of April…which is when the snowfall finally ceases in my home state.

[Milk Monster]

its gonna be lit fam squad…… but milk because then you won’t eat potatos, or carrots, OR GIRAFFES

[Jeff Ross]

We are now six months away from Boxing Day.

[Jeff Ross]

We’ve gotten plenty of snow this winter, snow much that a wealthy snowman would have lots of competition for his financial business.

(We have so many snowbanks.)

Also, this thread is an interesting one, for it has had some pretty drastic digressions, but it keeps returning to the main topic.

[Awkward Potato]

I wouldn’t bank on that snow being a long-term investment.

[Jeff Ross]

Powerful point. But you know what is a long-term investment? GameStonk.

I’m kidding, it’ll probably be back to normal by the time the current flurries of snow have melted in the spring. Nevertheless, it was entertaining while it lasted.

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