I'm thinking... be nice to people.

Be wrong - piss off physics.

To be honest... My little 2001 Saturn sc1, which is literally less that a foot off the ground, thought she could blast though a 4 foot snow/ice bank, was wrong. I'm so glad my car is stupid and not her driver...:)

To add to the story... the car that was stuck in front of my house... a brand effin new Mustang.
Hee:) I think I tried that, and I now need new tires...

I've got a really short wick and have been in a lot of trouble in my life,now before I explode
with a brainsnap I try to look at it logically..... After some thought I then explode(laughing)....

I know you're on the other side of the planet (where things kill you on sight), but (and I'm asking nicely) can you explode over here? I really need my driveway back. And there's so much snow...

just askin' ;)

You pay the airfare and get me a passport,then it would be a pleasure:-)
Q,been seeing a lot of stories here about the snow on the roofs of houses,is that your problem too
because no one seems to mention it in the forum??

Edit: In case you miss my meaning,it's the weight factor as in caving in roofs...

Hell, If I could afford that, I'll move to Australia myself. Fuck the critters:) (Except for the giant grasshoppers you have there... and the spiders, and the little furry things that are so cute until they bite your face off)...

And that's just getting through customs.

I have a lot of snow on the roof - about 8 inches. But my house is over 100 years old and has withstood 100 years of Ohio weather. Hasn't been replaced once. Solid.

My pipes, on the other hand, less solid... dammit.

Send warm thoughts instead?

Hell, with climate change, we're getting them already. The day I can grow Kiwis in Ohio, we're doomed.

Of course, that will be the day that your little Aussie monster gerbils will take over the US and eat all our faces off...

Yeah,but do get 100% humidity,if not then Country summer is nothing to worry about..
We don't have gerbils...

Curious... what's your usual Summer temp there?
(and you absolutely have gerbils...)

It can vary from 30C to 45C,I'd have too cheat to get a so called average...
It's not the heat that kills us,it's the high to very high humidity..
We use a different name for the little buggas...

Yep - what I thought... hot.

The place where I grew up was known for high humidity and air temps of 95-100 every summer. Both at the same time.

I guess my point was that things are changing. I'm 650 miles from there, and now summers are more like that now. I can grow a thing on my porch that I couldn't grow for the last decade here.

Oh, and gerbils...

Well I think global warming is affecting weather everywhere,but I'll be long time dead before it gets serious....
Your over 15,000 kilometers away...

With all due respect... it's happening now. I, in Ohio can grow things on my porch that couldn't happen a decade ago.

THe growing season on my side of the planet? Has scooched north for acres.

The holy hell snow! is rather unusual for us. In my little middle of the county city... broke 4 records in a week. We would have broke more, but you can't break a record unless the record is more than 10 years old.

We broke 400 or so records (hot and cold) in the last 14 years.

And again, I say this will all the respect in the world... you live on an island.

Yes I see your point,but we can still survive.
Well,technically everyone lives on an island,it's just a much larger island which joins other
Counties...

I'm thinking... we'll save the people, the joeys, those cute little things that eat my face...

OK, not them... those are plague-baring gerbils....

Oh, and no spiders with fur.