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Does grass block your car from leaving the driveway?
No, but it's definitely quite a bit more work to cut an entire yard of grass compared to just the snow behind your car so you can get out of the driveway.
No, but it's definitely quite a bit more work to cut an entire yard of grass compared to just the snow behind your car so you can get out of the driveway.
I was going to say something like this. I live in a climate where we get about 200 cm of snow every winter, and winter is still a relief to me when it comes to outdoor property maintenance. Grass, weeds, flowers, watering, etc. is a lot more work than the occasional snowfall.
No, but it's definitely quite a bit more work to cut an entire yard of grass compared to just the snow behind your car so you can get out of the driveway.
Depends how long your driveway is. But you can also put off mowing until later if you need to go somewhere.
Seems like everyone just wants to sit on their fat ass all day doing no work at all. Oh boohoo I have to shovel a bit of snow it's too much work for me wah wah wah :c rying:
Seems like everyone just wants to sit on their fat ass all day doing no work at all. Oh boohoo I have to shovel a bit of snow it's too much work for me wah wah wah :c rying:
Wah wah wah I have to go out 30 mins early to shovel snow my life is so horrible. :c rying:
*Moves to a place with a much lower quality of life because OMG YOU DON'T HAVE TO SHOVEL, goes on and complains how the new place isn't like back home, back home is so much better, wah wah wah*
^ That there is the typical NY "snowbird" ladies and gentlemen.
Or 'Oh, I am going to move my children from a state with good schools (like Connecticut) to a state with crappy schools (like Florida) because it doesn't snow, they might grow up to be one of those weird people you hear on the news from Florida having sex with dogs or something but who cares IT DOESN'T SNOW HERE YEAH!!!'.
Or 'Oh, I am going to move my children from a state with good schools (like Connecticut) to a state with crappy schools (like Florida) because it doesn't snow, they might grow up to be one of those weird people you hear on the news from Florida having sex with dogs or something but who cares IT DOESN'T SNOW HERE YEAH!!!'.
Also, completely disregarding that the kids might wanna grow up with snow, or colorful leaves in fall, etc.
I'm telling you, growing up in a place with no seasons, it almost seems like you missed a facet of your childhood with rarely getting the chance to play in snow, build snow forts, play in a pile of fall leaves, etc.
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