Do you like Winter?

**Senpai** · 01-07-2018, 09:57 PM

No. If you think you like Winter come to my town. You'll learn real quick to hate it.

The daily Lows for the last week here have ranged from -20 Celsius to -26 Celsius. . . .
Today has been the first day Above 0 Fahrenheit in a week.

**~~Maintenance~~** · 01-07-2018, 10:07 PM

I hate winder, too cold..

I want 50 c errdayy

**~~Gangrel~~** · 01-07-2018, 10:08 PM

There have been times where I have been forced to jack off for hours straight just to stay warm in winter up here

**Teutone** · 01-07-2018, 10:18 PM

Except at Christmas, Germany is a depressing grey place in Winter. Hate Winter with all my heart.

**Óttar** · 01-07-2018, 10:28 PM

I hate Winter. I completed my Masters degree in Wisconsin. I lived through 50 below 0 weather. Brutal. Deadly. I also lived in New England for 12+ years. I believe I am more in danger of dying from walking on ice than from driving.

I don't understand the settlers who could've gone anywhere in the world, and they CHOSE to settle in bumblefuck Nordic tundra death-land.

I moved to Denver over Providence RI partly because I can't stand that deadly weather. The snow here comes down hard, but evaporates after 1-2 days. After seeing news of this "Bomb Cyclone" on the east coast, I don't regret my decision AT ALL. After what I've been through, I don't care if I never see another goddamned snowflake for as long as I live.

FUCK WINTER!

**Mazik** · 01-11-2018, 04:47 PM

Originally Posted by Graham

Try working outdoors in Winter, or even a cold factory. It isn't great.

You live in a city, then work in a cozy office. It's ok for Winter.

Working in winter is not that bad. After a few days you get used. The problem is when it gets down to -30, then most machines will work really bad. If it gets even colder they can stop working. Which I experienced while working in the industry.

I sort of agree with my grandfather who said that -15 to -20 was the ideal working temperature. Then you don't sweat and its not too cold. The cold is also especially good when you worked in the forest as he did when he was between 13 and 19. Then the trees are as easiest to bark and stuff.

He is one of many others in his generation who always biked to work no matter what the temperature was. And never missed a day of work or were sick. One of his colleagues biked 30 km to work and 30 km back home all the year.

**Drusilla** · 01-11-2018, 05:08 PM

Originally Posted by Mazik

Working in winter is not that bad. After a few days you get used. The problem is when it gets down to -30, then most machines will work really bad. If it gets even colder they can stop working. Which I experienced while working in the industry.

I sort of agree with my grandfather who said that -15 to -20 was the ideal working temperature. Then you don't sweat and its not too cold. The cold is also especially good when you worked in the forest as he did when he was between 13 and 19. Then the trees are as easiest to bark and stuff.

He is one of many others in his generation who always biked to work no matter what the temperature was. And never missed a day of work or were sick. One of his colleagues biked 30 km to work and 30 km back home all the year.

I don't live in Sweden, so I'm not used to -30. But it's way better to work during winter than it is during the summer. I get sleepy and tired when it's way too hot. And sweating isn't good.