Wheres My Cb7!

[19dabeast85]

That's gonna take awhile to defrost.....

[DJ metadelic]

this was our place, right around the beginning of january; last year...


lol time to break out the snowthrower, charlie.

[King James]

You know whats awesome?

Toronto got like 2 cm and you poor fuckers got like 100....We can only avoid it for so long though so I know its gotta be coming.

[wed3k]

what do you do when it snows?

[93blackcb7]

wow i would get that s**t in a garauge

[King James]

what do you do when it snows?

deal with it.....not much else you can do.....you get used to it when it comes every year.

[almostJDM]

deal with it?!?! I'd go have fun in it haha

[f22a4bandit]

Way to make me miss Colorado...and snowboarding...and snow bunnies.

If you like seasons I suggest you completely forget coming to Texas, we like to have 77*F days in December. I'm getting sick of this stupid warm weather, especially when we're supposed to average 61*F as a high. FML.

[King James]

deal with it?!?! I'd go have fun in it haha

I work outside....not much I can do but deal with it haha

Though when Im not at work snowboarding is the best way to make the best of a bad situation.

[almostJDM]

I work outside....not much I can do but deal with it haha

Though when Im not at work snowboarding is the best way to make the best of a bad situation.

yea i hear ya I work outside 12 hrs a day both night and day

[crazymikey]

You know whats awesome?

Toronto got like 2 cm and you poor fuckers got like 100....We can only avoid it for so long though so I know its gotta be coming.

You also have to remember, that where Charlie and I live(d), in the Alliston and Shelburne areas, they are at a much higher elevation than Toronto. If you travel up Hwy 10 from Brampton towards Owen Sound, as you climb up Caledon Mountain about 25 mins south of Orangeville, there is a great elevation change. The weather and temperature can change drastically from the bottom to the top.

That also being said, from Orangeville, north to Barrie and everywhere west in Simcoe, Dufferin, Huron and Essex counties are in the snow belt which get all the lake effect snow and westerly winds which drive the snow off of Lake Huron, Lake Simcoe and Georgian Bay. I used to live on County Road 124 in Dufferin county, between Shelburne and Collingwood. You could guarantee that atleast a couple times a week portions of the road would be closed due to white outs and blowing snow.

Toronto, being lower in elevation and also warmer due to the density of the city usually sees warmer temps, and less precipitation compared to surrounding areas.

I remember I used to work in Mississauga on Derry Rd & 401 area. I used to drive down there every day and it could be snowy and awful at home and by the time I drove down Caledon Mountain, it would be clear and warm and nice. I'd pull into the parking lot at work and my Isuzu Rodeo would be covered in snow and ice and everyone else's cars would be all clean. People would see my truck and be like "where the hell did you come from, the north pole?" and I'd reply "yeah, about 10 minutes south of there."
And that is today's geography lesson.

[King James]

Ohhhh Im well aware of why they get more snow

I just found it awesome that we got nothin and everyone else got raped.

[Ander]

Not quite as bad here...thankfully.

[crazymikey]

Ohhhh Im well aware of why they get more snow

I just found it awesome that we got nothin and everyone else got raped.

yeah, my dad lives in Mississauga, and my mom and step dad live outside of Alliston. And I'm happily 3100km west of them. Although our winters here in southern Alberta are supposed to be somewhat mild and kind of dry, this year so far has been very cold and very snowy. Not to mention the amount of wind here puts Chicago's "Windy City" name to shame.

[evil_demon_01]

That snow needs some boobprints in it.

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