Well, the definition of a White Christmas is:
"If at least one snowflake or one hailstone falls to the ground on December the 25th"
Do you think we may have one?
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Well, the definition of a White Christmas is:
"If at least one snowflake or one hailstone falls to the ground on December the 25th"
Do you think we may have one?
I think people are sayng no.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kalk
It will be an ugly day maybe some rain...
And i will eb there 4 it:P
Btw i like ure medatating bunny:)
I agree with that. I remember a few years back. It was sunshine. Not like Christmas at all. But I doubt people really care about weather on Christmas Day, we stay inside with the family most of it. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gothic Habbo
And thanks for the comment on my avatar! +rep :)
I really really want a white Christmas! My first Christmas in England since Dec 2003!
I dunno.
I don't really care about snow. Snowed on my birthday earlier this year though. ;D *rubs in face*
Hmm... imagine living in New zealnd, they have the snowy songs and stuff but its summer on christmas there!
We've only ever had like 6 white xmas's. I doubt it but i guess itd be cool.
I hope it rains, then I can use my new iPod speaker and iPod to play Fat Joe ft Lil Wayne - Make it Rain.
I like rain too.
i hope for snow too.
No, nine. But I guess that can never be confirmed as we can only go back so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaughtyNemo
Bookmakers take a lot of money from the annual tradition of betting that we will have a white Christmas and the odds are usually 1:5.
I bet it won't be a white christmas this year. :P
It's gna be a wet christmas, not white, or red, or pink, or green....just wet.
Thus it would be a grey christmas. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mexam