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BunnyButts wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
I'm pretty sure its just the south thats like this tho lol
I think folks up north in the us can handle their snow better
I can confirm
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ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
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If Norway treated snow and cold temperatures as the US seemingly does it would have been a very......... hm.......... useless country. Like.. we'd be dead. Straight up. 
The winter comes, every single year, sometimes more than once per year. If you're not prepared you'll die. 
That's fair
I've been in Kentucky seven years, and there's been several years where we've barely had winter at all. Maybe a few tiny snows, but that is it.
I moved to the literal arctic area of Norway in July and the snow from the previous winter was still around on the mountains lmfao, I think it was fully gone in September and the first snow came in.. Late October. I was a bit disappointed by the amount until honestly 3 weeks ago lool. 
That mountain thing happens w us too but ig its common idk
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BunnyButts wrote:
BunnyButts wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
I'm pretty sure its just the south thats like this tho lol
I think folks up north in the us can handle their snow better
I can confirm
one year my grandpa's hunting cabin in maine was completely brried in snow 
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wug wrote:
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To the most northern parts of Sweden it’s often another train company that runs so they’re a bit more prepared but here in Stockholm, where it still snows every year, they’re always mind blown when the first snowflake drops
Interesting because it is SJ in Midt-Norge and Nord-Norge lmao 
Oh really?? I think u can take sj up north too but I think there’s like a northern train company that is better and takes you further 
Yeah our conservative government was like lmao let's stop doing a national railway thing and have companies bid to have it for like 10 years!! idiots. I think it's like SJ have the majority of Norway (Midt, Nord and from Østlandet to Midt-Norge). Then there's Go ahead on Sørlandet.. I think VY (formerly NSB) got both Bergensbanen and the local trains on Østlandet (Oslo area) .. it is so stupiddddddddddd
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Barbarella wrote:
BunnyButts wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
I'm pretty sure its just the south thats like this tho lol
I think folks up north in the us can handle their snow better
I can confirm
idk why the south has refused to accept that the weather is only going to keep getting worse
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wug wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
That's fair
I've been in Kentucky seven years, and there's been several years where we've barely had winter at all. Maybe a few tiny snows, but that is it.
I moved to the literal arctic area of Norway in July and the snow from the previous winter was still around on the mountains lmfao, I think it was fully gone in September and the first snow came in.. Late October. I was a bit disappointed by the amount until honestly 3 weeks ago lool. 
How do folks who live somewhere its cold for so long grow food?
I mean.. there are probably someone who does it but I think having sheep is more common up here? Crops and all that is more Southern Norway. 
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wug wrote:
ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
That's fair
I've been in Kentucky seven years, and there's been several years where we've barely had winter at all. Maybe a few tiny snows, but that is it.
I moved to the literal arctic area of Norway in July and the snow from the previous winter was still around on the mountains lmfao, I think it was fully gone in September and the first snow came in.. Late October. I was a bit disappointed by the amount until honestly 3 weeks ago lool. 
That mountain thing happens w us too but ig its common idk
Yeah, I mean in Trondheim it's like that too but not to the same degree honestly 
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Barbarella wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
I moved to the literal arctic area of Norway in July and the snow from the previous winter was still around on the mountains lmfao, I think it was fully gone in September and the first snow came in.. Late October. I was a bit disappointed by the amount until honestly 3 weeks ago lool. 
How do folks who live somewhere its cold for so long grow food?
I mean.. there are probably someone who does it but I think having sheep is more common up here? Crops and all that is more Southern Norway. 
Ah that makes sense, trading livestock for produce 
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BunnyButts
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BunnyButts wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
BunnyButts wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
I'm pretty sure its just the south thats like this tho lol
I think folks up north in the us can handle their snow better
I can confirm
idk why the south has refused to accept that the weather is only going to keep getting worse
yea tbh I was shocked to learn some parts of the south dont have weather tires??? 
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wug wrote:
Crawk wrote:
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they still get shocked over the snow each year tho lmaO
Lmfaoo
they r never prepared n then 'oh wow we didn't know it would be like tHiS'
High key pathetic, it's time to learn! 
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BunnyButts wrote:
The ice storm has passed me I think so yay no power outage 
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wug wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
How do folks who live somewhere its cold for so long grow food?
I mean.. there are probably someone who does it but I think having sheep is more common up here? Crops and all that is more Southern Norway. 
Ah that makes sense, trading livestock for produce 
Most of the food in Norway is important anyway because it's not a very ideal place to grow anything but moss 
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wug wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
I mean.. there are probably someone who does it but I think having sheep is more common up here? Crops and all that is more Southern Norway. 
Ah that makes sense, trading livestock for produce 
Most of the food in Norway is important anyway because it's not a very ideal place to grow anything but moss 
imported lmao
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Barbarella wrote:
BunnyButts wrote:
BrainFilth wrote:
BunnyButts wrote:
I can confirm
idk why the south has refused to accept that the weather is only going to keep getting worse
yea tbh I was shocked to learn some parts of the south dont have weather tires??? 
My friend came from michigan to pick me up to visit my mom and bc of the pandemic she hadn't been able to get her snow tires swapped out and was talking about it and I was like
you are speaking a foreign language to me what the fuck is a snow tire and why cant you change them yourself lol
thats when I got educated
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ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
ouch wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
I moved to the literal arctic area of Norway in July and the snow from the previous winter was still around on the mountains lmfao, I think it was fully gone in September and the first snow came in.. Late October. I was a bit disappointed by the amount until honestly 3 weeks ago lool. 
That mountain thing happens w us too but ig its common idk
Yeah, I mean in Trondheim it's like that too but not to the same degree honestly 
Yeah, I notice the difference just going to my cabin tbh, n its just one hour away. Here it could b like, generally 20cm snow mby, but at my cabin it would b like 1-2m lol, all snow by the roads until summer. Is it what it is 
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