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[TD1]

Make peace, not war - I built snow forts guarded by snow men. True, sometimes I had to defend it from my brothers but that was part of the fun.

[hops]

what is snow

can you eat

[misko27]

Snow is without exaggeration my favorite thing in the entire world. Some of my happiest moments alive were just me, trudging through the snow by myself. I don't know what it is, but even just knowing that it's out there, outside my door, makes me happy. I know that I can't really share this feeling with anyone. Everyone else acts like snow is just a bother. And for most, probably, it is, but my life would be immeasurably emptier without it.

[Shook]

Well, it's certainly pretty, and if i didn't have bad memories about it, i'd like it a whole lot more. It's a huge bother to drive in, though. :v

what is snow

can you eat

a whole lot of unique falling down from the skies

yes you can eat it but stay away from the yellow snow

[TheBiggerFish]

Snow is without exaggeration my favorite thing in the entire world. Some of my happiest moments alive were just me, trudging through the snow by myself. I don't know what it is, but even just knowing that it's out there, outside my door, makes me happy. I know that I can't really share this feeling with anyone.

You can share it with me.  I like snow, too.

Sure, it's a pain to shovel, but there's just something amazing about it.

[itisnotlogical]

Everybody's Different is a mod for Skyrim that randomly distributes mod hairstyles (among other things) to NPCs around Skyrim. It's incompatible with the KS HDT Hairdos pack, which is literally the only reason I wanted to use it.

[Arx]

I have seen snow... once, I think. On a mountain slope pretty far away. For some reason, it doesn't snow often in the subtropics.

[Rose]

 I've been in snow. Not a fan.

[Shook]

Humm, i think i might be slightly sick, but it's hard to say. GI tract is bitchier than usual and i have this vague headache and burning sensation in my sinuses when inhaling through my nose, but overall it's less crippling than a common cold. Still annoying, but if this is the one obligatory sickness i get during my folk high school stay, i can live with that. Much, much more managable than a flu or (gasp) food poisoning. :v

[KingofstarrySkies]

what is snow

can you eat

Hate, condensed into a cold solid-form. It is actually edible. Some of it.

[Yoink]

Whenever I greatly enjoy a piece of fiction, whatever its format, I tend to be sad(der) for a while afterwards. :-/

[TD1]

I am too. Until I realise that, giving it a year or two, I will be back to it.

[itisnotlogical]

I'm always sad because it will never be the same as experiencing it for the first time and being surprised by it.

[Yoink]

I am too. Until I realise that, giving it a year or two, I will be back to it.

It's not so much a case of being sad about finishing it (that is part of it, but I'm an avid re-reader and re-watcher so it doesn't bother me too much), it's because I then begin to think about how completely, utterly dull my life is, especially in comparison.

Obviously I realise it's fiction, it's supposed to be more interesting than real life, but even compared to other real people's lives mine is boring as all hell. There aren't very rarely any redeeming moments that are actually interesting in the slightest, and even those are generally pretty stupid and unflattering when they come around. >.>

[TD1]

Oh, right, yea that.

I get that all the time, especially when the universe is particularly beautiful, or there are high ideals espoused. For example, Kaladin Stormblessed in Sanderson's book.

The solution is obvious - find another book to drown your woes in. It's my form of a chronic drinking problem