Do you like snow? And how much snow?

Are you a fan of snow or not? If so, how much snow can you handle?

I like snow ^^

The more the merrier, but after 2 feet it kinda gets in the way. horgen123

This.

Although I very rarely see snow here let, alone 2 feet of it. :(

No. Shoveling can be a pain in the rear.

I love snow. We got almost 10 feet of snow in New Hampshire in the winter of '07-'08. That is almost enough.

I like the snow but it's been to cold here the last couple of days to enjoy it. It was like -8 yesterday with a wind chill of -38 F

I'd rather get snow storms less than 6 inches at a time. It's manageable, in clearing the driveway and driving to work. Anything else mans cancelled classes, impassable roads and possible ice dams on the house.

I have lived in Canada for far too long to love those white sh*ts falling from the sky.funsohng

I've never seen real snow.

Only artificial snow made in out-of-real-environment ski resort.

Around here? Yes. If it's snowing, that means the temperatures are in the upper 20's-low 30's (degrees F).That's perfectly fine with me

Otherwise, if it's clear, temperatures are either in the teens or single digits, sometimes below 0F. Toooo cold for me.

I LOVE snow.

I am in a manual wheelchair.  Snow literally makes my life unliveable.  People can walk over snow if they really need to, me though, I can't just push a manual wheelchair through several inches of snow, especially uphill.  I once had to withdraw from a course because I missed a week of class when my campus maintenance didn't clean off the sidewalks around my building for several days after a snow storm.  The professor said I should have called the police to bring me to class and wouldn't excuse it.

Not to mention snow generally means cold, cold means ice, ice means salt on the ground.  My wheels touch the ground, my hands touch my wheels, cracked skin because of cold, cracks filled with salty water.

[QUOTE="funsohng"]I have lived in Canada for far too long to love those white sh*ts falling from the sky.Lonelynight

[QUOTE="Lonelynight"][QUOTE="funsohng"]I have lived in Canada for far too long to love those white sh*ts falling from the sky.funsohng

I lived at the DMZ in Korea for a year. The summer was similar to that of Mississippi, and the winter was like New Hampshire. Oddest year of weather I ever experienced.

[QUOTE="Lonelynight"][QUOTE="funsohng"]I have lived in Canada for far too long to love those white sh*ts falling from the sky.funsohng

I hate snow.

Kill it with fire, it's gross

I don't mind snow but I don't enjoy driving in it/dealing with it. I had less of a problem with it when I was a kid.

Kill it with fire, it's gross

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Deserts are far too hot thofastesttruck

It's cool if it's just a few inches and goes away quickly. Large amounts of long term snow such balls unless I am snowboarding.

I only like snow for a day.Snow can be very annoying ¬¬ i can't ride bike on that sh*t.

As long as the roads are clear, I like snow.

It's fun for about two weeks. After you have gone skiing a few times though the shine wears off and you just get sick of having to shovel out your car and walk way every f***ing day.

I used to like snow, until I lived in Canada for a few years.

I've had enough. If it snows I'm hoping it's gone by noon the next day (usually is).

I love snow but unfortunately live in south florida which is pretty much the same weather all year around.

I do not like snow. Any amount of snow.

I used to love it.

I'm ok with snow I suppose, as long as it doesn't try to kill me!

Yes as long as there isn't excessive snow.

Hell no. I don't like cold weather.