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[Tiruin]

Spoiler: Me last spring (click to show/hide)

I can't wait for spring to arrive! It's always great to see the snow melting...
(This is late march I think? Maybe April?)

I've always wondered how snow feels. I've asked before and a lot of descriptions were given...very nice ones to very...not nice ones.
Looking good, Kal.
We've only got dry and wet seasons here. Nothing but sun and rain.
And oh goodness that white background looks nice. When all the snow melts, doesn't everything get...very humid? As in, the wood and such would have problems with the added moisture?

[SalmonGod]

When it melts, everything is mud and dirty slush.  I love snow, but the melt that follows is always pretty awful.

And I might be one of the people who has answered this for you before... but there are subtle differences to the feel of snow, depending on the size of the snowflakes, how fresh it is, and the temperature.  If you want a general idea, though, you can just blend up some ice and imagine snow as much the same, but fluffier (if freshly fallen and undisturbed).

[Cptn Kaladin Anrizlokum]

Yeah, snow really depends on the weather/environment outside. Some days you get big thick wet snow, some days it's soft and fluffy, some days it's like frozen sand.

And usually when the snow is melting it still gets cold enough to freeze at night, so it ends up as big puddles of ice.

[scrdest]

Didn't Nathan kill his parents...?

*Quick googling...*

Thankfully, no

IIRC, not directly, but they did die horribly. As do pretty much everyone aside from the main cast in the proximity of him.

[flabort]

This is a bad idea.
I'm doing it anyway.
Please excuse the jpg format, it's taken from my 3DS.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Yeah, snow really depends on the weather/environment outside. Some days you get big thick wet snow, some days it's soft and fluffy, some days it's like frozen sand.

And usually when the snow is melting it still gets cold enough to freeze at night, so it ends up as big puddles of ice.

Hence why there are a hundred different words for it in Inuktitut. Is that the right word? Inuit language. Close enough.

[Parsely]

What is on your face.

Why is your arm in a sling.

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[MaximumZero]

A beard net? Posting from work?

[Parsely]

That must be an apron then.

[flabort]

What is on your face.

Why is your arm in a sling.

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An upside down hairnet. The beardnets keep falling off.

Tendonitus and Epicondilitus.

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[Parsely]

Not an apron.

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[flabort]

A beard net? Posting from work?

Yes, net. Work, well, no, because I only took the picture there and uploaded it hours later.

Not an apron.

aaaaaaaaaaaa

aaaaaaaaawhyarewescreamingit'sfineihaveapillaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaican'ttakepillsaaaaaaaaaaaaawaitiswallowedthatonefineaaaaaaaaaa

[Spehss _]

aaaaaaaaican'thearyouguysoverallthescreamingaaaaaaaaaa

[MaximumZero]

Great. Thanks all. Now I have the Lion King theme stuck in my head.

[Descan]

There's one word for snow, and a lot of different words that can be appended to that word to describe that snow. It works like German, you can just add a word to the end of another word and make a new word.

Word.

[mastahcheese]

What?
Flabort posts a picture, and Descan doesn't tell him to shave?

I thought we were time clones! D: