Phantasy Star: Fringes of Algo

by **Xander** » Wed Oct 20, '10, 10:38 pm

Well being on lower ground it's ahrder to come by,but last winter was a good one with lots of it.

But my sister tells us they have some in the north today

by **Silver_Surfer1** » Wed Oct 20, '10, 10:39 pm

Ah, sounds wonderful. Snow is one of my favorite parts of winter. We barely had any snow at all last winter.

by **Xander** » Wed Oct 20, '10, 10:40 pm

Now, 3 more to come adn that's all. Then i'll try and post a thread tomorrow

But until last year, we hadn't had a proper winter in years

by **Atlinsmere** » Wed Oct 20, '10, 10:40 pm

Last winter, we barely had any (That's rare) but then as it began to get closer to spring, we was hit with snow hard

by **Atlinsmere** » Wed Oct 20, '10, 10:42 pm

summers here tend to be between 20-50C, winters typically -15 - -55C

in case you're wondering -40C = -40F

by **Silver_Surfer1** » Wed Oct 20, '10, 10:42 pm

That's cold.

by **Atlinsmere** » Wed Oct 20, '10, 10:44 pm

mhm

and I'm the guy that goes out in that weather with two sweaters, gloves, and a toque

by **Silver_Surfer1** » Wed Oct 20, '10, 10:45 pm

I guess you get used to the cold living there year round.

by **Xander** » Wed Oct 20, '10, 10:45 pm

I don't mind the cold so much outside. It's when I'm at home and it's cold that it bugs me.

by **Atlinsmere** » Wed Oct 20, '10, 10:46 pm

Summers suck though because they get really hot

If you want to live in southern Saskatchewan, you must act like a chamellion and adjust

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