Today's lunch special: Cheeseburger and Tater TETs.

[Italios]

It depends on where in America. Tornado Alley doesn't really have nice weather, and in some places you get a lot of snow. Last year Boston got 110 inches of snow. If you want nice weather, Florida's where it's at.

Hmm, being British makes me obviously used to slightly colder climates. It's just a break from constant rain is nice. What's New York (assuming you're from there) weather like?

I do live in New York, but the southern part, so it's milder than the northern part. The summers are pretty hot and the autumn is okay. The winters change, sometimes they bring a lot of snow, sometimes not so much. Spring is pretty warm too. It's not that rainy but as the city squashed around rivers and whatnot it can get pretty windy.

[Kraylandia]

Hmm, being British makes me obviously used to slightly colder climates. It's just a break from constant rain is nice. What's New York (assuming you're from there) weather like?

I'm also British and I like the cold. Sometimes, I have the window open just to let a breeze in.

My fellow Brit!

[Gim]

I heard Seattle is quite rainy, but Vancouver, not so much, except during September and October.
It is usually sunny and not full of snow.

Feels weird seeing as the two cities are quite close to one another. (Probably underestimating distances)
In Gothenburg it rains alot or at least we have many grey and cloudy days. Summers are usually very nice though.
Winters are just rain and when snow comes it turns to slush and muck instantly.

I recall about having two different air currents acting on the two cities. Vancouver experiences warm air current coming from Hawaii called, "Pineapple Express", and Seattle an air current, the name which I cannot remember at this point.

[Galmarch]

Feels weird seeing as the two cities are quite close to one another. (Probably underestimating distances)
In Gothenburg it rains alot or at least we have many grey and cloudy days. Summers are usually very nice though.
Winters are just rain and when snow comes it turns to slush and muck instantly.

I recall about having two different air currents acting on the two cities. Vancouver experiences warm air current coming from Hawaii called, "Pineapple Express", and Seattle an air current, the name which I cannot remember at this point.

I see, Galmarch learning new things daily since 1992.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

Hmm, being British makes me obviously used to slightly colder climates. It's just a break from constant rain is nice. What's New York (assuming you're from there) weather like?

I'm also British and I like the cold. Sometimes, I have the window open just to let a breeze in.

The only part I can relate to is liking the cold.

[Gim]

I recall about having two different air currents acting on the two cities. Vancouver experiences warm air current coming from Hawaii called, "Pineapple Express", and Seattle an air current, the name which I cannot remember at this point.

I see, Galmarch learning new things daily since 1992.

You're a '92? Pleasant to hear.

[Galmarch]

I see, Galmarch learning new things daily since 1992.

You're a '92? Pleasant to hear.

Yep, almost a antiquity now.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

You're a '92? Pleasant to hear.

Yep, almost a antiquity now.

Dusting yourself off is part of the tradition of dusting antiquities.

[Gim]

You're a '92? Pleasant to hear.

Yep, almost a antiquity now.

I wish I could enjoy adulthood soon.

[Italios]

Yep, almost a antiquity now.

I wish I could enjoy adulthood soon.

Soon? You're 17. It's really not that far away.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

Yep, almost a antiquity now.

I wish I could enjoy adulthood soon.

Enjoy childhood as much as you can.

[Galmarch]

Yep, almost a antiquity now.

Dusting yourself off is part of the tradition of dusting antiquities.

Already got a plan, I've been eyeing a flat at the home I work at. When I get a bit more wrinkly I will claim that for myself.

Yep, almost a antiquity now.

I wish I could enjoy adulthood soon.

Dont say that

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

Dusting yourself off is part of the tradition of dusting antiquities.

Already got a plan, I've been eyeing a flat at the home I work at. When I get a bit more wrinkly I will claim that for myself.

You're flaking.

[Gim]

Soon? You're 17. It's really not that far away.

Enjoy childhood as much as you can.

One more semester. Then, I'll be graduating. Looks like my teenage years are dwindling.

[Galmarch]

Already got a plan, I've been eyeing a flat at the home I work at. When I get a bit more wrinkly I will claim that for myself.

You're flaking.

Thanks for making me remember things which should not be remembered.
The things I've seen at work is nothing compared to this, well I've seen worse things but nothing that I had to drag home.

[Gim]

You're flaking.

Thanks for making me remember things which should not be remembered.
The things I've seen at work is nothing compared to this, well I've seen worse things but nothing that I had to drag home.

Wait, I read your signature, and you like hockey?

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

One more semester. Then, I'll be graduating. Looks like my teenage years are dwindling.

That's the ticket.

You're flaking.

Thanks for making me remember things which should not be remembered.
The things I've seen at work is nothing compared to this, well I've seen worse things but nothing that I had to drag home.

What is this. taht si tahw

[The Serbian Empire]

You're a '92? Pleasant to hear.

Yep, almost a antiquity now.

I'm a '91... and I'm effectively nearly ancient when compared to most of NSG. There's people who post here who are a decade my junior as I'm 24.

[Hurdegaryp]

I wish I could enjoy adulthood soon.

Soon? You're 17. It's really not that far away.

It is creeping closer every day, every hour,every minute, every second. Soon it shall take you, after that you shall never be able to return. Can you hear it slithering, just outside your grasp?

[Gim]

That's the ticket.

At least, I can have parties in college without getting scolded by my parents.

[The Serbian Empire]

Soon? You're 17. It's really not that far away.

It is creeping closer every day, every hour,every minute, every second. Soon it shall take you, after that you shall never be able to return. Can you hear it slithering, just outside your grasp?

It passed me by six years ago. And my dad's stroke was the true end and that would be 7 years on the 26th. The Boxing Day disaster.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

That's the ticket.

At least, I can have parties in college without getting scolded by my parents.

Don't underestimate your parents. Unless you live in a pigsty.

[Galmarch]

Thanks for making me remember things which should not be remembered.
The things I've seen at work is nothing compared to this, well I've seen worse things but nothing that I had to drag home.

Wait, I read your signature, and you like hockey?

Yeah, I work at a nursery home for the elderly. Have been for the last two and a half years now-ish. With like a month and a half of not doing it, went to the US to study, went home again.
I want to quit now and find another job.. for numerous reasons. Mostly to keep my mental health.. well healthy.

Though I am horrible at skating.

[Gim]

At least, I can have parties in college without getting scolded by my parents.

Don't underestimate your parents. Unless you live in a pigsty.

This is why I'm thinking of going abroad for studying. Out-of-province, basically.

[The Serbian Empire]

At least, I can have parties in college without getting scolded by my parents.

Don't underestimate your parents. Unless you live in a pigsty.

Then you get scolded for being a pig... My brother's like that. And he lies about as often as a Congressman.