LOL you guys are tards sledding on no snow. Make up your own sport that has something to do with rain. Snow is already taken. rock:

sounds fun. right now the major sports in my area are snow driving(ebrakes, 180's, and donuts), and my friends are stealing presidential signs oOo: they have over 20 right now(each). Oh and skiing and snowboarding. o hand ninety9 Love your sig man

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Great...

for the love of god its sledding ... ed: eek: freak:

it looks like to me you g00ns are just sliding down a grassy hill on sticks eek:

"they're fucking crazy mang" rofl!

LOL I read the title to this thread and was oOo: ed by the fact that you said sledging. Nothing is more fun then doing dumb stuff with your friends, and laughing about it. It would have been 2ce as fun if you had covered the ground with water first biggrin: Nice ramps by the way.

In Britland we call it 'Sledging'

Definition
sledge UK [Show phonetics]
noun [C] (US sled)
an object used for travelling over snow and ice which has long narrow strips of wood or metal under it instead of wheels, and which is either a low frame, or (also sleigh) a carriage-like vehicle pulled by horses or dogs

sledge UK [Show phonetics]
verb [I or T] (US sled)
to ride or travel on snow using a sledge

you guys call that snow? We get that much in frost in the fall.

[quote="Sergeant_Scrotum":822a8]you guys call that snow? We get that much in frost in the fall.[/quote:822a8] imwithstupid:

it has snowed here in july before.

last week it was -35C every day. with the windchill it was -50C. Western Canada was the coldest place on the entire earth for about a week. In some parts of Saskatchewan it was -62C.

In England, mud = snow

.......and food.

[quote="mr.miyagi":0694d]In England, mud = snow

.......and food.[/quote:0694d]

what would u guys know about good food? u threw a fine drink in the river back in 1770-something.. biggrin:

[quote="Fluffy_Bunny":049cd][quote="mr.miyagi":049cd]In England, mud = snow

.......and food.[/quote:049cd]

what would u guys know about good food? u threw a fine drink in the river back in 1770-something.. biggrin:[/quote:049cd]

I'm English and in England. eek:

Your place looks like snowy park:)