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Uhhh Rav, 15-20 is FREEZING!

I can stand heat, but I can't stand cold. I'm a fan of 25 - 35. Celsius of course.

I'm good with about 20 degrees. The problem with snow is that once it all melts, everything is muddy as all hell.

That's funny, you never seem to see that in all the romantic movies .

Yeah, that's why I'd love to visit the snow... but I couldn't stand living in it.

Yeah, the only aspects of snow they show in romance movies is when big flakes stick to the leading lady's lashes, or grown adults have a snow ball fight in the park, or they go skating on one of those man-made rinks in the middle of the city. I've never even SEEN one of those rinks.

Didn't you realise that a frozen pond is something completely safe to skate out in the middle of?

No, I mean those man-made outdoor ones, like in Serendipity, starring John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale.

And I've skated on a pond before. It's bumpy.

Oh okay, I'm with you.

Yeah, well I wouldn't mind one of them being made here, I'll tell you that much.

You would, skating is overrated, get to Maine, or Norway/Sweden/France/Finland and go SKiing, no to mention Rocky Mts. in US

Ha!

Well, it's not feasible Phreddie, though Perisher Blue is the best skating place near us... it's south though... and it's name is a bit ominous.

Maybe it just refers to someone who gets sad and then lets milk go sour.

[QUOTE=Aramant]Yeah, the only aspects of snow they show in romance movies is when big flakes stick to the leading lady's lashes, or grown adults have a snow ball fight in the park, or they go skating on one of those man-made rinks in the middle of the city. I've never even SEEN one of those rinks.[/QUOTE]

I have, and their quite fun. New York. Grand Rapids. I'm a ****ty ice skater, but it was interesting.

[QUOTE=Aramant]Maybe it just refers to someone who gets sad and then lets milk go sour.[/QUOTE]

Haha :laugh: .

Which begs the question, why would we ski on sour milk?

[QUOTE=dj_venom]Haha :laugh: .

Which begs the question, why would we ski on sour milk? [/QUOTE]
perhaps a new mroe extreme version of water skiing?

Sign me up!

[QUOTE=dj_venom]Uhhh Rav, 15-20 is FREEZING!

I can stand heat, but I can't stand cold. I'm a fan of 25 - 35. Celsius of course.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, you live in the hotter part of Australia, of course you'll be more comfortable with a warmer temperature than I am.

Btw, I'm helping someone with a particularly tricky Java problem, that's why I disappeared and probably will again.

Percfect, the First annual Sour Milk Skiiing Tournament will begin shortly.

It will comprise of a race, seeing who can ski to th ebottom of a Sour Milk Water Fall the fastest.
An endurance contest, where you ski around a lake for as long as you can stay on your feet/50% of your body out of the milk.
And an obstacle course: who can hold on longest while the boat is going as fast as it can taking sharp turns, while you have to avoid floating barrels.

In the Obstacle course, who ever holds on for longest wins, and the one who has the most spectacular wipe out gets second only if the person(s) who beat him did not exceed his time by five minutes.

@Rav: *nods* Thin Blood .

@Phreddie: What do you get if you win ?

[QUOTE=dj_venom]@Rav: *nods* Thin Blood .
[/QUOTE]

Meh. Yeah, whatever.
I prefer the idea of thin blood to SQLExceptions anyway...

Hehehe.

Well it's a long standing thing, if you come from Queensland, you have thin blood. If you come from New South Wales, you have thick blood.

The thin one doesn't clot well, right?
I think one of my relatives suffers from blood that doesn't clot and has to take Warfarin (yeah, the rat poison) to get it to clot if there's a cut or something.
Of course, I might be talking complete gibberish as I do at 2am, so my cue to leave.
See you later.