Seriously, if you live where it snows, just stop whining…

We get it… it’s cold… but San Diego has real problems. We just got hit by more than 2 inches of rain in just a few days… and have you ever tried to make a waterman?

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Trust me, it is not easy. Snow is just cold water anyway. You can shovel it up if you have to. Have you ever tried to shovel water?

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Once again, it isn’t easy.

Snow is light and fluffy. Rain comes down fast. And if you really hate snow so much, I am pretty sure you can move to a place where it never snows… like Death Valley…

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Look at that. That is my actual rain gauge. Or is it gage? I haven’t really had to use it that much this year.

***(I hope you all realize that I was trying to be amusingly sarcastic. I am not making light of your horrible winter. I feel your pain. And I hope you all move to San Diego… so we can get together for a barbecue… on almost any winter day… when it is like 75 or 80 degrees… and absolutely nothing is falling from the sky)***

 

 

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93 Responses to Seriously, if you live where it snows, just stop whining…

  1. joehoover's avatar joehoover says:

    if you wanna get into rain with a Londoner….

  2. Elyse's avatar Elyse says:

    Shut up and come and shovel my driveway. It is long. And our snowblower broke. Waaaahhhhhhhhh.

  3. Trent Lewin's avatar Trent Lewin says:

    I just got a snowball. I didn’t have to go far to get it. It was mounded in my bedroom against the window. The ice crystals cut my hand.

    I took it to the freezer. On the way, I squeezed hard. I applied enough pressure to make a diamond. Then I put it in the deep freeze, but before I did, I carved your name into it – with my tongue.

    I’m saving it up. I’m going to get a cooler. And an airplane ticket. I’m going to come visit. And I’m going to open that cooler ever so gently. And I’m going to let the San Diego sun melt the first layer of molecules, to improve the aerodynamics. Then I’m going to limber up my pitching arm. And then I’m going to pick up that snowball. Feel it in my fingers. All cold and compact and smelling of Canada. And then I’m going to throw it at you. It’s going to whistle as it flies. You’ll look up, but the sunglasses will not help your vision. You’ll feel the impact before it happens. Snow will erupt over your forehead, douse your hair. It will slip down your shirt. Then I will pounce, like a dragon, and give you the biggest snowjob of all time (I said snowjob!).

  4. Amy Reese's avatar Amy Reese says:

    We just need more rain, Art! I thought you lived in the Bay. Are you visiting San Diego? It’s so pretty and I have family there!

  5. elroyjones's avatar elroyjones says:

    It will be -16F here tonight, inappropriate, insulting weather for March. Sick of winter, sick of it, had enough, would much rather shovel water.

  6. benzeknees's avatar benzeknees says:

    I like 4 seasons in my year, it makes living a bit more interesting!

  7. jaklumen's avatar jaklumen says:

    I am grateful for snow and rain, although it hurts me (no, really, humidity triggers my nerve pain) because it provides for the trees and plants. The Columbia Basin (and the Yakima Valley, for that matter) is in the rain shadow of the Cascade Mountains– were it not for snowpack and rainfall feeding the Snake, Columbia, and Yakima rivers to provide all the circular irrigation– agriculture would be nothing here. And that’s not anything to sneeze at; we easily have cheaper produce than Seattle-Tacoma and all its environs.

  8. tvkapherr's avatar tvkapherr says:

    I cordially invite you to Quebec, Canada. To enjoy our winter wonderland. The best part, you don’t have to wait until next year! You can come right now! We should have snow for at least a couple of more months. Bring the kids! Work off those winter love handles by shoveling snow! Then take the ax and break through the ice for a refreshing dip in the lake! But it’s all worth it. Our beer has more alcohol! 🙂

  9. Julie's avatar Julie says:

    I leave a cleaver, witty and equally sarcastic reply and off to spam it goes!

  10. Julie's avatar Julie says:

    You are absolutely right. I have no reason to whine. We are officially having the coldest winter on record if you count the number of zero and below days since November (like 73 or something), and the 4th snowiest as of right now, we are expecting another couple inches today. (it is only like the 3rd coldest winter if you only consider the below zero days–That’s right. BELOW ZERO.)

    Let me tell you how badly I feel for the much needed rain you have received. It must be horrible! Just stay strong, I am sure you can find a way to survive it!

    I second all the one word answers (or sounds) you have gotten so far.

  11. Jeremy Allmendinger's avatar Xavier Yes says:

    A valiant effort, but there’s no way you’re winning the weather war.

  12. List of X's avatar List of X says:

    Rain is much better than snow. Not only you don’t have to clean up your car after rain, but rain also cleans the car for you.

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