shepstone wrote:
If you love the cold you should come to Canada and work construction outside in it full time all winter for months at a time for the last 40 yrs like I do , that will change your mind about loving the cold in a hurry. It amuses me the people that say they like the cold, until they have to work outside in it, where it can dip down to -40 C and lower, for 8 hrs a day 5 days a week for 4 months every winter . Turns em into little girls.. I don't even like watching hockey cause the last thing I want to see is more ice.. Look up "diary of a snow shoveler". Thats why I like to go south for a few weeks in the winter it makes me feel like I have escaped from a wintery prison and pulls me out of a frozen depression. So you want to sit in a 4 season rv and look at the pretty snow ? Come on outside and join me as I work in it . Dont pay any attention to the frost quakes , they only make it sound like the roof on your house or rv is caving in . And when your fingers get frozen to the point you cant feel them, & so you run lukewarm water on them, & then they feel like someone has taken a hammer to them as the feeling comes back.
That didn't sound bitter at all did it ??
I hear ya with your hatred of all things snow and ice. Ice belongs in one place. My Drink :B
I thought I was the only Canadian that hates the thought of paying to go into a frozen building to watch someone chase a hunk of frozen rubber around a frozen surface while I try to keep my feet and hands from freezing in the stands, and some people call that fun.:R
What about the shattered plastic car bumper fascia's when you tap a frozen snowbank with just a little love tap in the middle of winter and the whole darn bumper cover shatters. So much for 5mph bumpers.:M
