The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Maxperson]

Having lived in Japan and Korea for many years, I can honestly say that you folks, outside of maybe the Vancouver folks, have no idea what rain is.

In Michigan it wasn't uncommon for rain to come down so hard that it was more like solid streams with a break here and there than drops, and thick enough that you couldn't see through it. If the wind was hard, sticking your hand into it would sting like the dickens and leave a red welt on your hand.

 

[ichabod]

Non sequitur, one-love.

 

[Scribe]

There are times when the disappointment is so complete, so visceral, you lose your breath and want to puke.

I cannot say I recommend it.

 

[MNblockhead]

Having lived in Japan and Korea for many years, I can honestly say that you folks, outside of maybe the Vancouver folks, have no idea what rain is.

I didn't know what true torrential rain was until living through several monsoon seasons in India.

 

[dragoner]

Why is this in general? It should be in D&D.

 

[prabe]

Not this site: You are not having a good morning this morning, you aren't even managing to be a kind of wrong worth arguing with, maybe you should shut up and be somewhere else for a while.

 

[Mannahnin]

There is only winter and road construction here in the midwest.

Here In Québec we have like 1 and a half season: the rain and mosquitoes season between the first snow on October 1st and the last snow fall at then end of May.

Here on the New England coast, "slightly windy" conditions have been known to carry off pets and small children...

We get all four seasons here - "cold and wet", "wet and windy", "dry and hot", and "cold and windy".

I would say the summers here are more hot/warm and humid than dry and hot

The four classic New Hampshire seasons are (and one should do this with a thick up-country accent, similar to this one) Fall, Winteh, Black Fly, and Construction!

And yes, Construction is often humid, though there's usually a dry part of it and a humid part of it.

 

[Bedrockgames]

The four classic New Hampshire seasons are (and one should do this with a thick up-country accent, similar to this one) Fall, Winteh, Black Fly, and Construction!

And yes, Construction is often humid, though there's usually a dry part of it and a humid part of it.

In Mass the winters (EDIT: Typo, should be Summer) are insanely humid (at least to me they feel humid). I spent time in California as a kid and never minded the heat there, but coming back here in the summer, the heat and humidity combo was unbearable. Couldn't even sleep. Other than that the seasons seem standard Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer. I live by Salem so we have Halloween season as well

 

[Mannahnin]

In Mass the winters are insanely humid (at least to me they feel humid). I spent time in California as a kid and never minded the heat there, but coming back here in the summer, the heat and humidity combo was unbearable. Couldn't even sleep. Other than that the seasons seem standard Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer. I live by Salem so we have Halloween season as well

Summers, you mean? Winters in New England are very dry most days. Dry skin, static electricity zaps, my hair sticking to things, etc.

Yes, we have four distinct seasons (most years). That's one of the selling points of New England for folks who like that sort of thing. We have Halloween season in parts of NH as well (especially Chester).

 

[Bedrockgames]

Summers, you mean? Winters in New England are very dry most days. Dry skin, static electricity zaps, my hair sticking to things, etc.

Yes, we have four distinct seasons (most years). That's one of the selling points of New England for folks who like that sort of thing. We have Halloween season in parts of NH as well (especially Chester).

Lol yes. Typo. Winters here are indeed very dry