Man Georgia sucks. They are closing school just beacause it is cold. Up north (New York specifically) we would have like 3 feet of snow and still be going to school, but what ever, SNOWDAY...just without the snow.
~Cable
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 Jan 23 2003, 1:09 pm
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Jan 23 2003, 1:11 pm
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Scoobert
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Im in NC and we dont have school ether.
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Same i live in SC and we got to stay out cause of 18 farinhiet so thats SO stupid but i dont care i dont like school
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Jotdaniel wrote:
18? Thats retarded....out school wasnt closed this morning and it was -9 with windchill. I go to school when it's -9 to -20 * C * = degree heh RaeKwon | |
when i was young, i used to live right next to my old elementary school.
Still had snow days (nice field huge, do anything in it had alot of fun used to play alot back there till i got my first game system) | |
Well, you all suck. I live in Tx and I gotta go to school unless the roads are frozen so bad its impossible (for the average driver...not me >=P) to drive on them. That hasn't happened yet, b/c we keep getting really odd weather (its been below 20 and above 70 in the past week).
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Uhh are Ozone is going bye bye and its freaking out the planets climate balance. Dont worry though with in a hundred urs of are current rate of ozone depletion which will probley increase probley be 0 in all parts of the world. :) who cares though Im probley not living to that old of an age.
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Guildon321 wrote:
Well taht sucks we also had Black ice Then they probably cancelled school beacuase of the ice. | |
Wow, the feeling temperature with the included windchill hit around -30 - -34 degrees in the mountains where I live. And we still had school, boy was it fun walking to the bus stop in the morning.
Up here we will never have a snow day unless there is a large amount of snow with at least 2 ft. of frozen ice, at that point they think about closing school (A little exaggeration, but close to the requirements) We sure could use that warm temperature you guys were talking about. Edit: If you didn't realize I am talking degrees fahrenheit, I didn't realize there were computer literate people that couldn't figure this out (I was consulted on a messenger) Lance ...Guardian of Dragons... | |
If we focus onto technology of defense and research the human race as a whole could probably be saved, along with the entire planet.
Scientists have managed to create and stabilize small amounts of Ozone, but nothing significant enough to completely repair it all or maintain it at the current state of collapse. In regards to this problem, our scientists are at the level of dentistry of the 1600s (i say this date because I dont know the exact dates where we learned to cap the first tooth, fill holes, or even prevent or even slow down tooth decay) The ability is there, we just have to focus away from the science of war, and completely focus on defense. This way we could protect alot of people from terrorists | |
I live in adelaide, in australia and we can't get snow days, actually, in my old school if the temperature was above 38 (celsius) Then we didn't have to go to school! Then I went to a different school and they had airconditioners so that rule was not applicable (grumblegrumbleschoolkeepinguptodatewithairconditionersbuthas crapassancientcomputersgrumblegrumble)
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I live in Canberra, Australia. As far as I know, primary schools are required to let you go home if it gets to 40 degrees C or above - that's just a rumour, though.
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Tokabol wrote:
I'm in CA and we don't have school either :) heh, i live in southern california. no snow days here for sure O_o | |
Jp wrote:
I'm in high school I realise that, I was just commenting about how it works in the ACT (Australian Capital Territory, for you foreigners :-) ). High schools are exempt from the rule I mentioned, I believe. | |
Ghaleon wrote:
Well, you all suck. I live in Tx and I gotta go to school unless the roads are frozen so bad its impossible (for the average driver...not me >=P) to drive on them. That hasn't happened yet, b/c we keep getting really odd weather (its been below 20 and above 70 in the past week). Me too. I can't stand it when its below 70. | |