-30°C in Russia? Brrrrr!

[Shadowfox]

-45oC and wind is not a sign that Spring should come, you know..
Weird..

[apolonia]

That depend on how do You define "Spring" My definition is that there is NO Spring, when it is -45 around... but for You Sonic, we may change the definition... HEY, THERE IS A SPRING IN Minnesota!!

[Shadowfox]

I guess The Sonic God can now only imagine fluffy flowers around but hey OK, it's spring in Kiester!

[apolonia]

I will imagine it for U Sonic!

[Shadowfox]

You have fluffy flowers even without imagining

[The Sonic God]

I like all things nice 'n' fluffy... but flowers... trigger an allergic reaction. Some of which can kill me... o_o;;

*orders a Zyrtec prescription*

[Shadowfox]

oh dear..
well, fluffy Spring bunnies then... none available at -45oC

[apolonia]

too bad OK so we will imagine for You a Spring including flowers and so on, but without any alergic reaction!!

[Shadowfox]

Superb idea. *joins the imagination*

[Clara]

Is this the return of the "FLUFFY" word?


(To be on topic: wow!! It´s cold outside!!)

[Shadowfox]

no it isn't. it's hot in here

[The Sonic God]

Is this the return of the "FLUFFY" word?


(To be on topic: wow!! It?s cold outside!!)

Well, it managed to warm up here again, got to 5°C.

[apolonia]

SUMMER!

[The Sonic God]

Not quite summer yet.

What is "Winter" and "Summer" in Polish?

[apolonia]

winter is: "ZIMA" but ZI is a... diphtong (I don't know the spelling of thie word, sorry ) and You read it like soft "dz"... well, there is no such sound in english language/

summer is: "LATO" with strong short "A". it is not ei as english.