Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Life In The Tundra - Sometimes All That Snow Just Makes Someone SNAP!


7 comments:

Erik Johnson Illustrator said...

My Michigan brethren are posting all sorts of stats on Facebook and Twitter about our current -1 degree temperature.

I know we've had some warm winters lately, but you guys had to have seen this coming at some point. Our town is probably better off than most since we don't have any large bodies of water nearby.

Kal said...

There is nothing I love more than the suffering of people who act SHOCKED that it becomes cold or snowy at this time of year. They are never prepared for the inevitable. Wear socks on your hands if you don't have mittens.

Erik Johnson Illustrator said...

You're preaching to the choir brother!

Kal said...

And then the inevitable news coverage of numnuts who can't drive. Everytime they have snow in Vancouver the sight of cars sliding backwards down icey hills makes every newscast.

Erik Johnson Illustrator said...

Sorry, I lost you after "numnuts" because I got to thinking of all the nuts that are numb by now given how many pair of shorts I've seen worn in this weather.

Kal said...

you hillbillies never learn. You deserve to see your skin turn black from frostbite. I understand then the skin rots off from within. Charming. Thanks. I will wear pants and longjohns here if I had to walk anywhere.

david_b said...

Hey, I have tundra wrapped around my DNA, sir. The wife has asked repeated to spend a winter month each year when I retire down in Houston, TX. Love the area, but not leaving the artic..

I do recall a day long since past.

January 6th, 1982.. Traveling back to college on a bus.

Windchill..? -75 deg F.

Look it up.

I was in HEAVEN.