maniac1075

[thunderhayes]

the seasons are actually named "backwards" in the southern hemisphere (including countries like Australia) as opposed to the northern hemisphere (incl. the US and the UK).

So down in Australia, does it ever snow in July? Cause I'd love be able to one day see snow on my birthday...since I was born in a hot southeastern US summer...

[Maniac1075]

Never say never, it's summer in December and I said about 2 or 3 years ago i'd suck someones cock if it snowed on xmas day.... about an hours drive from here it did snow on xmas day.

Australia is the same size as North America, just spin it upsides down for the weather.... up top of Australia is hotter, down south is colder.... theres fuckin penguins here, too... all ya gotta do is look at a map and see how close the southern end of Australia is to the Antartic and it makes sense.
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[thunderhayes]

Well, I live in the southern US.

Hot summers, and slightly cold winters.

The most that usually happens where I live is a wintry mix of hail, rain, and the occasion snow flurry. It's actually rare to see a sticking snow, and even rarer to see a considerable amount of snow where I live.

[Maniac1075]

The area I am in, it's snowed once or twice in probably 100 years. But it's only about an hour away snow falls pretty heavy and you can slip on the pavement and break you neck. But you need to go about 4 hours away to where it has enough snow to ski.

fuck knows what there saying, i didn't listen, they usualy are tards.


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