Calgary Alberta
Weather dont give a fuck what month it is

Well damn!!

im not trying to sound like a environmentalist or anything but... I think the earth is going full retard

It is 94 outside...where the hell are you people?

Oh, Canada.

I remember getting freak snowstorms in the summer when I was growing up in northern NY. It never stuck to the ground or accumulated like that though! The first snows to really stick to the ground didn't show up until late September/early October...sucked when soccer season went into October and you're freezing your balls off on the field

Beautiful pictures. I hardly ever see snow nowadays. I prefer the tropical climate, though.

Cool snow pic brah, I love the snow.

At 9/9/14 04:29 PM, Malachy wrote: Oh, Canada.

I remember getting freak snowstorms in the summer when I was growing up in northern NY. It never stuck to the ground or accumulated like that though! The first snows to really stick to the ground didn't show up until late September/early October...sucked when soccer season went into October and you're freezing your balls off on the field

Oh, you're from upstate NY too? Where? Ballston Spa? Albany? Schenectady? Or were you further north than that? Glens Falls, Watertown, or Plattsburgh?

At 9/9/14 04:47 PM, Captain-Slugworth wrote:

At 9/9/14 04:28 PM, Phobotech wrote: It is 94 outside...where the hell are you people?

I'd like to ask the same, it's only spring what the?

That's Texas weather. Hot as balls all the fucking time.

At 9/9/14 06:07 PM, Gontronic wrote: Oh, you're from upstate NY too? Where? Ballston Spa? Albany? Schenectady? Or were you further north than that? Glens Falls, Watertown, or Plattsburgh?

Far up north. Plattsburgh is probably closest. I grew up in the Adirondack Mountains. We sometimes started getting the first frost around now. I remember pee wee soccer practices where I'd be wearing like 3 pairs of socks because the frost on the ground would make my feet cold

That's what happens when you live in a communist country.

Snow in September?

Irrefutable proof that Global Warming is a socialist con perpetrated by the DemoRats to scare the sheeple and maintain their hippy stranglehold on the White House.

Take that, science!

@WadeFulp

At 9/9/14 06:07 PM, Gontronic wrote:

At 9/9/14 04:29 PM, Malachy wrote:

Oh, you're from upstate NY too?

Hey, me too!

Where? Ballston Spa? Albany? Schenectady? Or were you further north than that? Glens Falls, Watertown, or Plattsburgh?

Okay, not that upstate.

At 9/9/14 04:47 PM, Captain-Slugworth wrote:

At 9/9/14 04:28 PM, Phobotech wrote: It is 94 outside...where the hell are you people?

I'd like to ask the same, it's only spring what the?

And here I thought you were from Canterbury, England.

At 9/9/14 06:47 PM, Malachy wrote: Far up north. Plattsburgh is probably closest. I grew up in the Adirondack Mountains.

Have you seen the movie Frozen River? It's pretty good.

At 9/10/14 01:43 AM, Sense-Offender wrote:

At 9/9/14 06:07 PM, Gontronic wrote:

At 9/9/14 04:29 PM, Malachy wrote:

Oh, you're from upstate NY too?

Hey, me too!

Where? Ballston Spa? Albany? Schenectady? Or were you further north than that? Glens Falls, Watertown, or Plattsburgh?

Okay, not that upstate.

It used to annoy me greatly when anyone referred to anywhere south of Albany as "upstate" or referred to Buffalo as anything but Western NY. When asked where I grew up, now that I live in another state, I typically say "northern new york" so they don't ask about westchester and I have to rage-punch their neck.

Have you seen the movie Frozen River? It's pretty good.

I have not but I would cross at the Akwesasne border crossing when traveling to Michigan to visit family. I also have friends who grew up in Massena.

At 9/10/14 01:51 AM, Malachy wrote:

At 9/10/14 01:43 AM, Sense-Offender wrote:

It used to annoy me greatly when anyone referred to anywhere south of Albany as "upstate" or referred to Buffalo as anything but Western NY. When asked where I grew up, now that I live in another state, I typically say "northern new york" so they don't ask about westchester and I have to rage-punch their neck.

haha. It's weird because where I live is totally south, but everyone from the city calls it upstate. Idiosyncratic, who has the same name as me, actually called me "upstate Alex" to differentiate me from him and ElGhoulio.

At 9/9/14 04:28 PM, Phobotech wrote: It is 94 outside...where the hell are you people?

Pretty sure tox is from Canada.

best thing Canada has ever given us was Rush.....

Lucky fools. I want snow :(

At 9/10/14 09:38 AM, Captain-Slugworth wrote:

I'd like to ask the same, it's only spring what the?

fuck, I ment Autumn

Not quite, still summer until the 22nd. When you said spring, I assumed you must have been in Australia or New Zealand.

At 9/9/14 06:47 PM, Malachy wrote:

At 9/9/14 06:07 PM, Gontronic wrote: Oh, you're from upstate NY too? Where? Ballston Spa? Albany? Schenectady? Or were you further north than that? Glens Falls, Watertown, or Plattsburgh?

Far up north. Plattsburgh is probably closest. I grew up in the Adirondack Mountains. We sometimes started getting the first frost around now. I remember pee wee soccer practices where I'd be wearing like 3 pairs of socks because the frost on the ground would make my feet cold

I wish that the Adirondacks got more recognition, they're nice and they're the largest national park in the United States.

At 9/10/14 01:51 AM, Malachy wrote:
It used to annoy me greatly when anyone referred to anywhere south of Albany as "upstate" or referred to Buffalo as anything but Western NY. When asked where I grew up, now that I live in another state, I typically say "northern new york" so they don't ask about westchester and I have to rage-punch their neck.

It's the same for me. If you live around New Rochelle, White Plains, or Scarsdale, you're sure as fuck not upstate and if you say you are I will murder you. Buffalo and Rochester are Western NY, Syracuse is Central NY, (Fun trivia, Tom Cruise is from Syracuse) Albany, Saratoga Springs and the Hudson Valley are Upstate East NY, and the Adirondacks, Plattsburgh, Watertown, and the smaller towns and countryside around them are the true upstate.

I can't wait to get out of New York, though. We couldn't possibly get more irrelevant or crappy.

At 9/10/14 06:17 PM, Gontronic wrote: I wish that the Adirondacks got more recognition, they're nice and they're the largest national park in the United States.

It's actually a STATE park. 6 million acres of private and public land. What the state owns is kept 'forever wild' as per the state constitution. The mix of private land means there are towns and villages all over the large park like Lake Placid, 2 time host of the winter olympics. And Plattsburgh, Ticondaroga, Crown Point and Westport were all important in the Revolutionary war and War of 1812. Lots of awesome history in our own back yards.

I'm almost glad it's not as popular because the high peaks wilderness is already pretty crowded. Too many people on the trails when you're on a 2 day hike and it doesn't feel like wilderness anymore.

At 9/10/14 06:32 PM, Malachy wrote:

At 9/10/14 06:17 PM, Gontronic wrote: I wish that the Adirondacks got more recognition, they're nice and they're the largest national park in the United States.

It's actually a STATE park. 6 million acres of private and public land. What the state owns is kept 'forever wild' as per the state constitution. The mix of private land means there are towns and villages all over the large park like Lake Placid, 2 time host of the winter olympics. And Plattsburgh, Ticondaroga, Crown Point and Westport were all important in the Revolutionary war and War of 1812. Lots of awesome history in our own back yards.

I'm almost glad it's not as popular because the high peaks wilderness is already pretty crowded. Too many people on the trails when you're on a 2 day hike and it doesn't feel like wilderness anymore.

I confuse state and national parks constantly, I'm embarrassed by my ignorance. I knew about Lake Placid and Ticonderoga, though. Also, Saratoga was arguably one of the most important out of all of those. Isn't it referred to as the turning point of the Revolutionary War? Also, did you know that Kurt Vonnegut lived in Schenectady for a while, working for GE when they were still doing shit here? Another thing that I remember, Theodore Kaczynski AKA the "Unabomber's" brother lived in Albany and was an assistant director for a center for runaway and abused children, I think. I don't know if the Kaczynskis still live in the area, though. It's nice to talk to somebody else from upstate NY.

Calgary has been experiencing black outs wigh all this shit...

At 9/10/14 06:41 PM, tox wrote: Calgary has been experiencing black outs wigh all this shit...

RIP Trees. Early fall snowpocalypse got 'em. Also y'all can keep your snow until December.

I sent alchemy throughout the galaxy,
To cause fire and ice like flames in Calgary.

weather in texas all year long